Family Group Sheet for Samuel Etter / Auguste Tschoepe (F177) m. 19 Apr 1884 : Early Texans DNA Project

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m. 19 Apr 1884

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Male
Samuel Etter

Birth
Death
Burial
Marriage	19 Apr 1884	Medina County, Texas
Father
Mother

Female
Auguste Tschoepe

Birth	20 Apr 1833	Germany
Death	11 Apr 1918	Wilson County, Texas
Burial
Other Spouse	Gottlieb F. Blum \| F167
Marriage	28 Dec 1853	Guadalupe County, Texas
Other Spouse	A. Lindemann \| F176
Marriage	31 Oct 1880	Guadalupe County, Texas
Father	Anton Johannes Tschoepe \| F179 Group Sheet
Mother	Elenora Susanna M. Hanke \| F179 Group Sheet

Documents

Etter-Blum-Tschoepe - Medina Counnty, Texas, Marriages, D-5:187, Samuel Etter and Augusta Blum, 19 Apr 1884; 'Texas, County Marriage Index, 1837-1977,' database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-9T99-8794 : 14 July 2021), FHL microfilm 1,013,637.

Etter-Blum-Tschoepe - Medina Counnty, Texas, Marriages, D-5:187, Samuel Etter and Augusta Blum, 19 Apr 1884; "Texas, County Marriage Index, 1837-1977," database with images, FamilySearch (https://www.familysearch.org/ark:/61903/3:1:33S7-9T99-8794 : 14 July 2021), FHL microfilm 1,013,637.
R. Tschoepe was one of the witnesses to the marriage.

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