Tombstone Tuesday: Ralph Adam and Anna Jane Schnautz Schoenert

Ralph A.                             Anna J.

born Dec. 12, 1895            Mar. 12, 1898

died Oct. 14 1952              Sept. 3, 2000

Ralph is the son of William and Emilie Adam Schoenert and grandson of Conrad and Adalbertha Bergmann Adam.

Austin Memorial (Austin, Travis County, Texas).  Ralph A. and Anne J. Schoenert marker, personally read 2012.

 

Tombstone Tuesday: Paul and Bertha Schoenert Munson

Paul L.                                          Bertha S.

Dec 24, 1880                                May 23, 1883

Dec. 30, 1924                               Oct.7,1963

Bertha Schoenert Munson daughter of William H. and Emilie Adam Schoenert

Emilie Adam Schoenert daughter of Conrad and Adalbertha Bergmann Adam

Buried in the Oakwood Cemetery Annex, Austin, Texas

Oakwood Cemetery Annex (Austin, Travis County, Texas).  Paul L. and Bertha S. Munson marker, personally read 2012.

 

Tombstone Tuesday: William and Emilie Adam Schoenert

Emilie Adam Schoenert daughter of Conrad and Adalbertha Bergmann Adam

William H.                                  Emilie A

Feb. 27, 1853                            Apr. 27, 1862

Mar. 7, 1924                              July 24, 1949

Buried in the Oakwood Cemetery Annex, Austin, Texas

 

Oakwood Cemetery Annex (Austin, Travis County, Texas). William H. and Emilie A. Schoenert marker; personally read 2012.

 

A Blessed Union: Conrad and Adalbertha Bergmann Adam

Conrad Adam Family

Conrad and Adalbertha had seven children with six living to adulthood.

• Kathinka born 7 September 1857 married Paul. J. F. Toepperwein
• Therese born 20 August 1859 married Frederick Voges
• Emilie born 27 April 1862 married William Schoenert
• Julius Conrad born 15 March 1864 married Ida Haufler
• Bertha born 8 July 1865 married Hilmar G. Froebel (1) Haby (2)
• Emma born 11 September 1867 married Christian Herms
• Amalie born in 1869 lived for 7 days or a few years; the stories vary

I don’t think Amalie had a tombstone but there was a small cemetery within walking distance of the house. When my father was a young boy he was told there was a baby buried in the cemetery. They did not purchase the land until 1874, so I am not sure Amalie is buried there.

Don’t you just love this picture?  I wish it was clearer but you can still see Julius next to his sister Kathinka. He doesn’t look too happy. Conrad and Adalbertha are in the middle and Therese is holding Emilie. I am guessing Bertha and Emma were too small and would not hold still for the picture.