Ferdinand Wilhelm Fertsch b. 1819 Frankfurt am Main, Germany d. Abt 1855 Austin County, Texas: Early Texans DNA Project

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Name	Ferdinand Wilhelm Fertsch
Birth	1819	Frankfurt am Main, Germany [1]
Gender	Male
Death	Abt 1855	Austin County, Texas [2]
Person ID	I4385	EarlyTexans
Last Modified	12 Oct 2024

Father	Wilhelm Heinrich Fertsch, b. 23 Feb 1787, Okarben, Germany d. 29 Jan 1860, Frankfurt am Main, Germany (Age 72 years)
Mother	Sophie Marie Magdeline Finger, b. 25 Mar 1787, Germany d. 10 Dec 1871, Germany (Age 84 years)
Marriage	14 Feb 1810	Frankfurt am Main, Germany
Family ID	F4159	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Johanna Elise Frels, b. 21 Feb 1820, Schwei, Oldenburg, Germany d. 28 May 1903, Austin County, Texas (Age 83 years)

Marriage 16 Nov 1847 Austin County, Texas [3]

Children

1. Otto Johann Fertsch, b. 21 Oct 1848, Austin County, Texas

d. 14 Apr 1909, DeWitt County, Texas

(Age 60 years)

Family ID F4135 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Last Modified 12 Oct 2024

Histories
Fertsch - Ferdinand Wilhelm Fertsch - Brief bio
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