Mary Jo Rebbe from image posted on her Facebook account.Mary Jo is the widow of Robert Rebbe. She was born on the 13th of February.
Robert Rebbe is a member of the family of William Thomas and Mildred Fecht.
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
MARY JO BUSCHER-REBBE
Mary Jo Rebbe from image posted on her Facebook account.Mary Jo is the widow of Robert Rebbe. She was born on the 13th of February.
Robert Rebbe is a member of the family of William Thomas and Mildred Fecht.
JANIS AND CLARENCE DEIMEKE
Janice and Clarence Deimeke - image modified from Facebook posting.Janis Deimeke is our kinswoman through this lineage: Jacob and Margaret (Bost) Fecht, William Charles and Elizabeth Ann (Walsh) Fecht, Lawrence and Lena (Thomas) Fecht and Marjorie Weiberg. Janis' birthday is the 14th of October.
KEITH DEIMEKE
Keith Deimeke modified from an image posted on Facebook.
Keith Deimeke modified from an image posted on Facebook.Our kinsman keith Deimeke is related to us through this lineage: Jacob and Margaret (Bost) Fecht, William Charles and Elizabeth Ann (Walsh) Fecht, Lawrence and Lena (Thomas) Fecht, Marjorie Wieberg, and Janis Ann Deimeke. Keith describes himself as a Catholic Christian. His birthday is July 22nd.
Sunday, June 21, 2009
CHRISTOPHER OWEN FECHT
Facebook image - Chris Fecht and family 2009 - (click on photograph to enlarge)Christopher Owen Fecht is the son of Teresa and Ronald Louis Fecht. He is the oldest child in his family. Christopher was born in Landsthul, Germany. His birthday is on the 2nd of May.
Chris is the husband of Caryn Fecht. They are the proud parents of Natalie Taylor Fecht.
Chris and Natalie Fecht are related to us through the family of John Christopher Fecht.
Jacob and Margaret (Bost) Fecht, John Christopher and Annie O’Callighan Fecht, Dennis J. Fecht, Raymond Louis Fecht, abd Ronald L. Fecht
Natalie Taylor Fecht was born on Dec. 19, 2005.
Friday, June 19, 2009
BRYAN DEIMEKE
Bryan Deimeke from a Facebook photograph (click on image to enlarge)Bryan's birthday is on the 3rd of September. In 2009, he lives in Overland Park, Kansas. He is a graduate of Missouri State College.
Bryan's Fecht family heritage is:
Jacob and Margaret (Bost) Fecht, Wm. Charles and Elizabeth Ann (Walsh) Fecht, Lawrence Fecht, Marjorie Wieberg, Janis Ann Deimeke
He is also descended from Patrick and Ann (Finn) Walsh, Elizabeth Ann (Walsh) Fecht, Lawrence Fecht, Marjorie Wieberg, Janis Ann Deimeke
AARON WEIBERG
Aaron Wieberg - Photo from Facebook entryAaron is our kinsman through this line:
Jacob and Margaret (Bost) Fecht, William Charles and Elizabeth Ann Walsh Fecht, Lawrence Fecht, Marjorie Wieberg, Timothy Joseph Wieberg:, Aaron Wieberg:
MARY BETH MATSUTANI
Ken and Mary Matsutani (click on image to enlarge)Mary Beth Matsutani and her husband Ken live in 2009 in Colorado
Mary Beth is related to our family through this lineage.
Jacob and Margaret (Bost) Fecht, Elizabeth Fecht Campbell, Ella Campbell Mackey, William Mackey, Adelaide Mackey Platz
WILLIAM PLATZ
William and Paula Platz from a Facebook photo 2009 (click on image to enlarge)I have just made contact with our kinsman William Platz and his wife Paula. Bill is the oldest child of Adelaide and John Platz. He was born in San Diego, California. He attended Colorado Western State College in Gunnison. In 2009, Bill and his wife Paula reside in Mitchell, South Dakota.
William is a descendent of Jacob and Margaret (Bost) Fecht, Elizabeth Fecht Campbell, Ella Campbell Mackey, William Mackey, Adelaide Platz, William Platz.
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
WILLIAM CAMPBELL MACKEY
THE FAMILY OF WILLIAM CAMPBELL MACKEY
(f-250) (BW-1-2-1-2-1)
William Campbell Mackey, the oldest child of Ella (Campbell) and Clarence Mackey, was raised in the Ansley, Nebraska home of his father, which was still standing in 1974. He followed his father into the banking profession. During the First World War, William served his country in the United States Navy.
In May of 1927 William married Irvie Irene Van Ostrand, the daughter of _________________ (father) and __________________ (mother’s maiden name). The couple were married shortly after William has completed his education at the University of Nebraska and Wayne State Teachers’ College. Shortly after the birth of their daughter, 1) Lou Adelaide, the mother died.
IRVIE IRENE VAN OSTRAND (f-256) BW-1-2-1-2-1-S)
born: 23 January, 1901 in Orchard, __________ Co., Nebraska
mother: _____________ (_____________)
father: _______________, ____________
married: 26 May, 1927 to William MACKEY (f-250)
(BW-1-2-1-2-1)
in __________, __________ County, _______
died: 27 September, 1932 at Broken Bow, _______ Co., Nebraska
buried: _________ in __________ Cemetery, ________, ________
source: Gerald Fecht
1) LOU ADELAIDE MACKEY (f-257) (BW-1-2-1-2-1-1)
born: 23 September, 1932 in Broken Bow, ________ Co., Nebraska
mother: Irvie (VAN OSTAND) (f-256) BW-1-2-1-2-1-S)
father: William Campbell MACKEY (f-250) (BW-1-2-1-2-1)
married: _________ to John PLATZ (f-258) (BW-1-2-1-2-1-1-S)
in ___________, ___________ Co., ___________
died: 31 May 2006 in Sydney, Nebraska
burial: Greenwood Cemetery, Sydney, Nebraska
source: Gerald Fecht
(f-250) (BW-1-2-1-2-1)
William Campbell Mackey, the oldest child of Ella (Campbell) and Clarence Mackey, was raised in the Ansley, Nebraska home of his father, which was still standing in 1974. He followed his father into the banking profession. During the First World War, William served his country in the United States Navy.
In May of 1927 William married Irvie Irene Van Ostrand, the daughter of _________________ (father) and __________________ (mother’s maiden name). The couple were married shortly after William has completed his education at the University of Nebraska and Wayne State Teachers’ College. Shortly after the birth of their daughter, 1) Lou Adelaide, the mother died.
IRVIE IRENE VAN OSTRAND (f-256) BW-1-2-1-2-1-S)
born: 23 January, 1901 in Orchard, __________ Co., Nebraska
mother: _____________ (_____________)
father: _______________, ____________
married: 26 May, 1927 to William MACKEY (f-250)
(BW-1-2-1-2-1)
in __________, __________ County, _______
died: 27 September, 1932 at Broken Bow, _______ Co., Nebraska
buried: _________ in __________ Cemetery, ________, ________
source: Gerald Fecht
1) LOU ADELAIDE MACKEY (f-257) (BW-1-2-1-2-1-1)
born: 23 September, 1932 in Broken Bow, ________ Co., Nebraska
mother: Irvie (VAN OSTAND) (f-256) BW-1-2-1-2-1-S)
father: William Campbell MACKEY (f-250) (BW-1-2-1-2-1)
married: _________ to John PLATZ (f-258) (BW-1-2-1-2-1-1-S)
in ___________, ___________ Co., ___________
died: 31 May 2006 in Sydney, Nebraska
burial: Greenwood Cemetery, Sydney, Nebraska
source: Gerald Fecht
CLARENCE MACKEY
There are several references to our kinswoman Ella Campbell Mackey on this blog. Here I include information about her husband Clarence Mackey.
THE FAMILY OF ELLA LAUETTO CAMPBELL MACKEY
(f-228) (BW-1-2-1-2)
Clarence Mackey was an enterprising young man, who went west to seek his fortune. Ella Campbell followed him to Lincoln, Nebraska where they were married.
CLARENCE _______________ MACKEY (f-229) (BW-1-2-1-2-S)
born: 11 August, 1860 in Minerva, _______ County, Ohio
mother: Caroline W______ (TAYLOR)
father: Thomas MACKEY
married: 1st: _________to Ella CAMPBELL (f-228) (BW-1-2-1-2)
in Lincoln, ____________Nebraska
married: 2nd: _________ to Elsie L. SAVILLE
(f-1298) (BW-1-2-1-2-S-S)
in Ansley, Custer County., Nebraska
died: 26 April, 1906 in Ansely, Custer County, Nebraska
buried: ___________ in __________ Cemetery,
in _________, _________ Co., __________
source: Gerald Fecht
Jacob Fecht, Elizabeth Fecht Campbell, Ella Campbell Mackey
“ MACKEY, CLARENCE: Retired; b Minerva, O Aug 11, 1860; s of Thomas Mackey-Caroline W Taylor; ed Stark Co O; m Ella L Campbell (dec); s William, Thomas, Richard, Clarence Jr: d Ella M; m Elsie L Saville, Ansley; s John S; d Louise: 1870-74 worked in Minerva O; 1874-78 emp in drug store Pemberville O; 1878-83 with whol drug store, Pittsburgh Penn; 1883-90 mgr W L Scott Co drug store; 1890 came to Neb; 1891-94 with Exchange Bank of Westerville; 1894-1904 farmed near Westerville; 1904-26 cash Ansley State Bank; 1926- ret; past representative in Neb legislature 4 years; past Custer Co treas 5 years; AF&AM; past mbr IOOF; hobby, gardening; res Ansley.”
Who’s Who in Nebraska 1940 Custer County
Clarence Mackey worked from 1870 to 1874 in Minerva, Ohio. From 1874 to 1878 he was employed in a drug store in Pemberville, Ohio. From 1878 to 1883 he worked in a (possibly wholesale) drug store in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In 1883, Clarence became the manager of the W. L. Scott Drug Store.
In 1890, Clarence migrated to the State of Nebraska. The following year he went to work for the Exchange Bank of Westerville. He worked for that bank until 1894. Clarence Mackey tried his hand at farming from 1894 to 1904. But, he returned to the banking business as a cashier for the Ansely State Bank. He retired in 1926.
Clarence served as a representative in the Nebraska State Legislature for four years. He also was the treasurer for Custer County for five years. He was a member of the AF&AM, which your author believes was a Free Masonic organization. He was also a member of the Odd Fellows (IOOF).
Ella (Campbell) Mackey died suddenly in the year 1906, leaving her husband and five young children. Anxious to help their son-in-law and grandchildren, Elizabeth (Fecht) and her husband Richard Campbell, accompanied by their son William moved to the state of Nebraska. The Campbells lived on a farm, which belonged to their son-in-law Clarence Mackey. The farm was located in Westerville, Nebraska. The Mackey family lived nine miles away in the town of Ansely. Clarence Mackey, who was a successful banker, was able to give his children a good education.
Ella (Campbell) and Clarence Mackey had five children. They are: 1) William __________, 2) Thomas ____________, 3) Richard ___________, 4) Clarence ____________ Jr., and 5) Miriam Ella Mackey.
THE FAMILY OF ELLA LAUETTO CAMPBELL MACKEY
(f-228) (BW-1-2-1-2)
Clarence Mackey was an enterprising young man, who went west to seek his fortune. Ella Campbell followed him to Lincoln, Nebraska where they were married.
CLARENCE _______________ MACKEY (f-229) (BW-1-2-1-2-S)
born: 11 August, 1860 in Minerva, _______ County, Ohio
mother: Caroline W______ (TAYLOR)
father: Thomas MACKEY
married: 1st: _________to Ella CAMPBELL (f-228) (BW-1-2-1-2)
in Lincoln, ____________Nebraska
married: 2nd: _________ to Elsie L. SAVILLE
(f-1298) (BW-1-2-1-2-S-S)
in Ansley, Custer County., Nebraska
died: 26 April, 1906 in Ansely, Custer County, Nebraska
buried: ___________ in __________ Cemetery,
in _________, _________ Co., __________
source: Gerald Fecht
Jacob Fecht, Elizabeth Fecht Campbell, Ella Campbell Mackey
“ MACKEY, CLARENCE: Retired; b Minerva, O Aug 11, 1860; s of Thomas Mackey-Caroline W Taylor; ed Stark Co O; m Ella L Campbell (dec); s William, Thomas, Richard, Clarence Jr: d Ella M; m Elsie L Saville, Ansley; s John S; d Louise: 1870-74 worked in Minerva O; 1874-78 emp in drug store Pemberville O; 1878-83 with whol drug store, Pittsburgh Penn; 1883-90 mgr W L Scott Co drug store; 1890 came to Neb; 1891-94 with Exchange Bank of Westerville; 1894-1904 farmed near Westerville; 1904-26 cash Ansley State Bank; 1926- ret; past representative in Neb legislature 4 years; past Custer Co treas 5 years; AF&AM; past mbr IOOF; hobby, gardening; res Ansley.”
Who’s Who in Nebraska 1940 Custer County
Clarence Mackey worked from 1870 to 1874 in Minerva, Ohio. From 1874 to 1878 he was employed in a drug store in Pemberville, Ohio. From 1878 to 1883 he worked in a (possibly wholesale) drug store in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. In 1883, Clarence became the manager of the W. L. Scott Drug Store.
In 1890, Clarence migrated to the State of Nebraska. The following year he went to work for the Exchange Bank of Westerville. He worked for that bank until 1894. Clarence Mackey tried his hand at farming from 1894 to 1904. But, he returned to the banking business as a cashier for the Ansely State Bank. He retired in 1926.
Clarence served as a representative in the Nebraska State Legislature for four years. He also was the treasurer for Custer County for five years. He was a member of the AF&AM, which your author believes was a Free Masonic organization. He was also a member of the Odd Fellows (IOOF).
Ella (Campbell) Mackey died suddenly in the year 1906, leaving her husband and five young children. Anxious to help their son-in-law and grandchildren, Elizabeth (Fecht) and her husband Richard Campbell, accompanied by their son William moved to the state of Nebraska. The Campbells lived on a farm, which belonged to their son-in-law Clarence Mackey. The farm was located in Westerville, Nebraska. The Mackey family lived nine miles away in the town of Ansely. Clarence Mackey, who was a successful banker, was able to give his children a good education.
Ella (Campbell) and Clarence Mackey had five children. They are: 1) William __________, 2) Thomas ____________, 3) Richard ___________, 4) Clarence ____________ Jr., and 5) Miriam Ella Mackey.
DEATH OF ADELAIDE MACKEY PLATZ
Jacob Fecht and Margaret (Bost) Fecht , Elizabeth Fecht Campbell, Ella Campbell Mackey, William Mackey, Lou Adelaide Mackey Platz -
Note: Ella Campbell Mackey died very young. Her children were raised by their paternal grand parents, and contact was lost with this family.
Obituary of Adelaide Platz
Alelaide M. Platz, 73, of Sidney (Nebraska) passed away early Wednesday morning, May 31, 2006 at Memorial Health Center in Sidney. Funeral services will be held 10:00 A.M. Saturday, June 3 in the First United Methodist Church in Sidney with the Reverend Alan Davis officiating. Burial will follow in the Greenwood Cemetery in Sidney.
Visitation will be on Friday from 3:00 to 6:00 P.M. at the Holechek Funeral Home in Sidney.
Memorials have been established to the First United Methodist Church or to the Memorial Health Center.
Adelaide M. Platz was born September 23, 1932 in Broken Bow, Nebraska, the only child of Irene and William Mackey. Her mother died shortly after the birth of Adelaide. Her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mackey, Sr. of Ansley, Nebraska, raised Adelaide. After her marriage to John W. Platz the couple lived in San Diego, California for three years and then they moved to Lincoln, Nebraska where they lived seven years while Dr. Platz pursued his Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree.
Adelaide and John Platz moved to Sidney in 1962, where Dr. Platz practiced dentistry until his retirement in 2005. Together they raised a family of six children.
Mrs. Platz was a member of the First United Methodist Church, Order of Eastern Star Providence Chapter #108, and had served for several years on the Guardian Council of Job’s Daughters in whatever area she was needed, but her main interests revolved around raising her children.
Survivors are her husband; her sons and daughters-in-law, William and Paula Platz of Mitchell, South Dakota, Richard Platz of Ft. Collins, Colorado, Paul and Lisa Platz of Baytown, Texas; daughters and sons-in-law, Johna Walker of Lincoln, Nebraska, Mary and Kent Matsutani of Kapolei, Hawaii, Amy and Bradley Stepp of Stoughton, Wisconsin; 10 grandchildren, Ryan, Heather, Mallory, Jessica, David, Megan, John, Jocelyn, Garrett and Rachel.
Her parents preceded her in death.
Note: Ella Campbell Mackey died very young. Her children were raised by their paternal grand parents, and contact was lost with this family.
Obituary of Adelaide Platz
Alelaide M. Platz, 73, of Sidney (Nebraska) passed away early Wednesday morning, May 31, 2006 at Memorial Health Center in Sidney. Funeral services will be held 10:00 A.M. Saturday, June 3 in the First United Methodist Church in Sidney with the Reverend Alan Davis officiating. Burial will follow in the Greenwood Cemetery in Sidney.
Visitation will be on Friday from 3:00 to 6:00 P.M. at the Holechek Funeral Home in Sidney.
Memorials have been established to the First United Methodist Church or to the Memorial Health Center.
Adelaide M. Platz was born September 23, 1932 in Broken Bow, Nebraska, the only child of Irene and William Mackey. Her mother died shortly after the birth of Adelaide. Her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mackey, Sr. of Ansley, Nebraska, raised Adelaide. After her marriage to John W. Platz the couple lived in San Diego, California for three years and then they moved to Lincoln, Nebraska where they lived seven years while Dr. Platz pursued his Doctor of Dental Surgery Degree.
Adelaide and John Platz moved to Sidney in 1962, where Dr. Platz practiced dentistry until his retirement in 2005. Together they raised a family of six children.
Mrs. Platz was a member of the First United Methodist Church, Order of Eastern Star Providence Chapter #108, and had served for several years on the Guardian Council of Job’s Daughters in whatever area she was needed, but her main interests revolved around raising her children.
Survivors are her husband; her sons and daughters-in-law, William and Paula Platz of Mitchell, South Dakota, Richard Platz of Ft. Collins, Colorado, Paul and Lisa Platz of Baytown, Texas; daughters and sons-in-law, Johna Walker of Lincoln, Nebraska, Mary and Kent Matsutani of Kapolei, Hawaii, Amy and Bradley Stepp of Stoughton, Wisconsin; 10 grandchildren, Ryan, Heather, Mallory, Jessica, David, Megan, John, Jocelyn, Garrett and Rachel.
Her parents preceded her in death.
Tuesday, June 16, 2009
CHILDREN OF ANNIE (O’CALLAGHAN) AND JOHN C. FECHT
CHILDREN OF ANNIE (O’CALLAGHAN) AND JOHN C. FECHT
(1) WILLIAM JACOB FECHT (f-354) (BW-1-2-8-1)
born: 5 Nov. 1887 in Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri
mother: Annie (O’CALLIGHAN) (f-353) (BW-1-2-8-S)
father John Christopher FECHT (f-165) (BW-1-2-8)
married: 15 January 1913 to Clementine S. KOERNER
(F-355) (BW-1-2-8-1-S)
in Cullom, ____________ County, Illinois
died: 25 February 1957 in Cullom, ____________ Co., Illinois
buried: __________ in __________ Cemetery in _____________
source: Gerald Fecht
(2) DENNIS JOHN FECHT (f-406) (BW-1-2-8-2)
(ss-486-34-0957)
born: 1 June 1889 in Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri
mother: Annie (O’CALLIGHAN) (f-353) (BW-1-2-8-S)
father John C. FECHT (f-165) (BW-1-2-8)
married : 31 December 1912 to Lena ALBUS (f-407) (BW-1-2-8-2-S)
in Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri
died: 10 Nov. 1972 Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri
buried: __________ in __________ Cemetery in _____________
(3) GERTRUDE MARGUERITE FECHT (f-433) (BW-1-2-8-3)
born: _________ 1892 in _________, ___________ , _______
mother: Annie (O’CALLIGHAN) (f-353) (BW-1-2-8-S)
father John C. FECHT (f-165) (BW-1-2-8)
died: __________ 1911 in Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri
buried: ________________ in _______________Cemetery
in _______________, _______________
source: Gerald Fecht
(4) BEATRICE MARIE FECHT (f-434) (BW-1-2-8-4)
(ss- 492-07-6808)
born: 18 October 1897 in Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri
mother: Annie (O’CALLIGHAN) (f-353) (BW-1-2-8-S)
father John C. FECHT (f-165) (BW-1-2-8)
significant other: Lois LAHMAN (BW-1-2-8-4-so)
died: 30 November 1980 in Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri
buried: __________ in St. Brendan Catholic Cemetery in Mexico, Missouri
ss# 492-07-6808
source: Gerald Fecht
(1) WILLIAM JACOB FECHT (f-354) (BW-1-2-8-1)
born: 5 Nov. 1887 in Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri
mother: Annie (O’CALLIGHAN) (f-353) (BW-1-2-8-S)
father John Christopher FECHT (f-165) (BW-1-2-8)
married: 15 January 1913 to Clementine S. KOERNER
(F-355) (BW-1-2-8-1-S)
in Cullom, ____________ County, Illinois
died: 25 February 1957 in Cullom, ____________ Co., Illinois
buried: __________ in __________ Cemetery in _____________
source: Gerald Fecht
(2) DENNIS JOHN FECHT (f-406) (BW-1-2-8-2)
(ss-486-34-0957)
born: 1 June 1889 in Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri
mother: Annie (O’CALLIGHAN) (f-353) (BW-1-2-8-S)
father John C. FECHT (f-165) (BW-1-2-8)
married : 31 December 1912 to Lena ALBUS (f-407) (BW-1-2-8-2-S)
in Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri
died: 10 Nov. 1972 Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri
buried: __________ in __________ Cemetery in _____________
(3) GERTRUDE MARGUERITE FECHT (f-433) (BW-1-2-8-3)
born: _________ 1892 in _________, ___________ , _______
mother: Annie (O’CALLIGHAN) (f-353) (BW-1-2-8-S)
father John C. FECHT (f-165) (BW-1-2-8)
died: __________ 1911 in Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri
buried: ________________ in _______________Cemetery
in _______________, _______________
source: Gerald Fecht
(4) BEATRICE MARIE FECHT (f-434) (BW-1-2-8-4)
(ss- 492-07-6808)
born: 18 October 1897 in Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri
mother: Annie (O’CALLIGHAN) (f-353) (BW-1-2-8-S)
father John C. FECHT (f-165) (BW-1-2-8)
significant other: Lois LAHMAN (BW-1-2-8-4-so)
died: 30 November 1980 in Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri
buried: __________ in St. Brendan Catholic Cemetery in Mexico, Missouri
ss# 492-07-6808
source: Gerald Fecht
Monday, June 15, 2009
JOSHUA WILLIAM FECHT
JOSHUA WILLIAM FECHT (f-905) Facebook photo of Joshua and Drea Fecht (click on image to enlarge)
Jacob and Margaret (Bost) Fecht, John Christopher and Annie (O'Callaghan) Fecht, Wm. J. Fecht, Wm. G. Fecht, Wm. John Fecht
Sunday, June 14, 2009
SOPHIE COWARD - WELCOME TO OUR FAMILY
(click on image to enlarge)We are just now learning about our kinswoman Sophie Coward. She lives in Indianapolis, Indiana with her mother Laurie and her father Jason Allen Coward.
Here's how Sophie is related to our big American family:
Jacob Fecht and Margaret (Bost) Fecht, John C. Fecht, William J. Fecht, William Glenn Fecht, Jill E. Fecht, Jason Allen Coward, Sophie Coward
We're hunting for a good photograph of her that can be added to the family history and her birthday. The above picture came from Jason's Facebook page.
ANNIE O'CALLIGHAN FECHT
Annie O'Callighan Fecht was the first wife of Jonn C. Fecht. She was one of the Saint Louis Irish girls who married into our Fecht family. She and Elizabeth Ann Walsh Fecht were best friends.
JOHANNA ELIZABETH “ANNIE” (O'CALLIGHAN) FECHT
(f-353) (BW-1-2-8-S)
note: Annie is likely this woman’s nickname. Church records repeatedly call her Johanna.
born: ______________ 1862 (possibly in St. Louis, Missouri)
mother: Mary (FITZGERALD) (f-1309)
father: Dennis O’CALLIGHAN (f-404)
married: 27 February, 1887 to John Christopher FECHT (f-165)
(BW-1-2-8) in Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri
died: 21 July 1913 in Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri
buried: 22 July 1913 in St. Brendan Cemetery, Mexico, Missouri
source: Gerald Fecht
JOHANNA ELIZABETH “ANNIE” (O'CALLIGHAN) FECHT
(f-353) (BW-1-2-8-S)
note: Annie is likely this woman’s nickname. Church records repeatedly call her Johanna.
born: ______________ 1862 (possibly in St. Louis, Missouri)
mother: Mary (FITZGERALD) (f-1309)
father: Dennis O’CALLIGHAN (f-404)
married: 27 February, 1887 to John Christopher FECHT (f-165)
(BW-1-2-8) in Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri
died: 21 July 1913 in Mexico, Audrain County, Missouri
buried: 22 July 1913 in St. Brendan Cemetery, Mexico, Missouri
source: Gerald Fecht
Saturday, June 13, 2009
JACOB EDWARD COWARD
Jacob Edward CowardFacebook image. (click on image to enlarge)
Jacob is g-g-great grandson of Margaret (Bost) and Jacob Fecht. He descends from John Christopher Fecht, William Jacob Fecht and William Glendon Fecht. Jake's birthday is on the 10th of January.
Friday, June 12, 2009
THE FAMILY OF JASON COWARD
Jason Coward, daughter Sophia and wife Laurie. Photo from a Facebook image. (click on image to enlarge)Jason is g-g-great grandson of Margaret (Bost) and Jacob Fecht. He descends from John Christopher Fecht, William Jacob Fecht and William Glendon Fecht
Thursday, June 11, 2009
CARL FETTERHOFF AND STONEY REECE
Stoney Reese and Carl Fetterhoff 2008 (click on image to enlarge)Carl Edward Fetterhoff is the great, great grandson of Margaret (Bost) and Jacob Fecht, He and his partner Stoney Reese live in Springfield, Missouri.
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