|
Anna Busch
Full name : Anna Busch
Alternate spellings, aliases : Bush
Parents :
Father :
Mother :
Date of Birth : May 1842 or 1844
Place of Birth : Prussian Westphalia
Spouse :
Name : Henry Thien
Date of Marriage : 1867 - 1868
Place of Marriage : St. Louis, Missouri
Died : 4 August 1906
Date of Death : February 1905
Place of Death : St. Louis, Missouri
Cause of Death :
Burial Information : interred 13 February 1905, Calvary Cemetery, St. Louis,
Missouri
Religion : Roman Catholic
Locations of Worship : Holy Trinity Church, St.
Louis, Missouri
Occupation(s) :
Property :
Family :
Daughter : Philamena 'Mina'
Date of Birth: 1868
Place of Birth : St. Louis, Missouri
Married : Bernard 'Ben' Frank Kramer, 31 July 1888, St. Louis, Missouri
Died : 17 August 1895
Notes :
Daughter : Catherine 'Cate'
Date of Birth : 1871
Place of Birth : St. Louis, Missouri
Married : Henry Cordis, St. Louis, Missouri
Died :
Daughter : Anna
Date of Birth: 1876
Place of Birth : St. Louis, Missouri
Married : Peter Johnson, St. Louis, Missouri
Died :
Son : John 'Jack'
Date of Birth : 1879
Place of Birth : St. Louis, Missouri
Married :
Died : September 1926. St. Louis, Missouri
Daughter : Mary
Date of Birth : 3 August 1882
Place of Birth : St. Louis, Missouri
Married : Albert Anthony Deiss
16 April 1902 St. Louis, Missouri
Died : 11 April 1959 Collinsville, Illinois
Notes :
Sources, bibliography :
Deiss, William A., Personal Communication,
Falls Church and Alexandria, Virgina. 1980-1990.
Deiss, William A., Personal Communication,
Winchester, Virgina. 2001.
Durbin, Judith. Correspondance with
William Deiss. Midwest City, Oklahoma. 1999.
Selective Service Rolls, St. Louis City.
National Archives and Records Administration. Washington, DC.
Kind gifts of documentary and photo evidence
courtesy of William A. Deiss.
Rumours :
Anna left from Germany about age 17and traveled to
America, with a cousin, steerage class in a wooden sailing ship. The trip
was so traumatic that she vowed that even if she hated America, she would stay
because she would never get on a ship again.
|