H0159 : what is this number?
The study's number for this person. Cite it and it will always lead here, whatever the spelling.Margaret Krattly
Born at Missouri in 1869 and died in 1892.
born about 1869 at Missouri, United States died about 1892
Life story
Margaret Krattly, called Maggie, was born in Missouri about 1869, the eldest child of Sylvester Krattly and Christina Hegnauer, Swiss-born farmers who had married about 1869, probably in Gasconade County, and moved to Marion Township, Jasper County, in 1872.1–2 In June 1880 she was eleven and at school, the eldest of seven children at home on the farm west of Carthage.1
Maggie married a man named Schaller, and she died young, in 1892, according to Find a Grave.3 By 1900 her mother counted nine children born and eight living, and when her father made his will in 1913 he named eight living children; Maggie was not among them.4–5
What we know
Proven
- Marriage to Mr. Schaller, 1892
- Death, 1892
- one home, from the census and other records
Probable
- Birth at Missouri, 1869
What's still open
Nothing the notes flag. Which is not the same as nothing left to find.
Sources
Sources 1–2
1 1880 U.S. Federal Census, Marion [Township]
2 Carthage Evening Press, 1916
Source 3
3 Find a Grave, memorial 83253592
Sources 4–5
4 1900 U.S. Federal Census, Marion Township, 1834
5 Jasper County, Missouri, 1913
More sources are in the evidence below.
Life in time
about 1869
Birth , Missouri, United States
How we know
1880
Residence , Marion Township, Jasper, Missouri, United States
How we know
before 1892
Marriage, with Mr. Schaller
How we know
about 1892
Death
How we know
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1869 Birth
Probably in Gasconade County, where her parents married and lived until 1872. A member tree gives 7 Oct 1869.
She was 11 in the census of June 1880, which puts her birth between June 1868 and June 1869; Find a Grave gives 1869, and a member tree 7 Oct 1869 without a source. Her parents married about 1869, in Gasconade County, and moved to Jasper County in 1872.
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1880 Residence
"Margaret", daughter, 11, at school, born Missouri; the eldest child at home.
Her parents and brothers and sisters identify the household (image read in the survey of her mother's records).
Source 1
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1892 Marriage, with Mr. Schaller
Her husband's given name and the date and place of the marriage have not been found; probably Jasper County, about 1888–1891.
Find a Grave names her Margaret "Maggie" Krattly Schaller. No marriage record has been seen.
Source 3
- proven
- probable
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Places in this life
2 places, in order- 1 Missouri, United States Birth about 1869
- 2 Marion Township, Jasper County Residence 1880
Hollow markers are placed approximately, at the town, county or region.
Family
The evidence 4 facts with their grades, 5 sources, and the research notes
Facts
Research notes
- Sources: The 1880 census, the 1900 census and her father's will were read on screen during the survey of her mother's records. Her marriage and death rest on Find a Grave, seen only as a link from her mother's memorial.
- Leads: the Jasper County marriage records, about 1886–1892 (Schaller); her Find a Grave memorial itself (cemetery, husband); the Carthage papers of 1892 for a death notice.
- Birth: A member tree (the Gordon Burt Family Tree) gives 7 Oct 1869, which would make her 10, not 11, in June 1880.
Working notes
- Maggie; 1880 census only (11); m. Schaller; Find a Grave 83253592 (1869-1892)
- Maggie; 1880 census only (11); m. Schaller; Find a Grave 83253592 (1869-1892); married name Schaller
Sources
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1880 U.S. Federal Census, Marion [Township], Jasper County, Missouri, E.D. 67, page 2, dwelling and family 14, lines 17–25, Sylvester Kratly, 45, farmer, born Switzerland, and Christine, wife, 34, born Switzerland, with children Margaret (11, at school), Mary (9), Alizzy [Lizzie] (7), Rosey (6), Sylvester (3), Alma (2) and Flora (6/12, born Nov), all born Missouri; image 4241895-00775; database with images, Ancestry.com.
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"Dies at Age of 82: Sylvester Kratley Passes Away at Home Near Carthage," Carthage Evening Press (Carthage, Missouri), 15 May 1916, p. 8: born in Switzerland in 1834; in Jasper County since 1872; married in 1869 Miss Christine Hegnauer, of Gasconade County; survived by his wife and by Mrs. Mary Kasper of Carthage Route No. 4, Mrs. Lizzie Blase of Carytown, Mrs. Rosa Eliason of Carthage, Mrs. Flora Rose, residing east of Carthage, and Misses Alma, Anna and Emma Kratley and Sylvester Kratley, jr., all residing at the Kratley home; image, Newspapers.com (newspapers.com/image/1003269694). Reprinted in The Carthage Press, 18 May 1916, p. 5.
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Find a Grave, memorial 83253592, Margaret "Maggie" Krattly Schaller (1869–1892), linked to her parents Sylvester Krattly Sr. and Christina Hegnauer Krattly (findagrave.com/memorial/83253592); seen only as linked from her mother's memorial (145799858).
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1900 U.S. Federal Census, Marion Township (part of), Jasper County, Missouri, E.D. 56, sheet 3A, enumerated 4–5 June 1900, dwelling 36, family 37, Silvester Krattly, head (born Nov 1834, Switzerland; gardener; owns farm free), and Christina, wife (born Oct 1845, Switzerland, married 31 years, mother of 9 children, 8 living), with their children, all born Missouri: Mary (Sep 1871, 28, dressmaker), Lizzie (Jan 1873, 27), Rosie (Mar 1874, 26), Silvester (Sep 1876, 23, farm laborer), Alma (Apr 1878, 22), Flora (Nov 1880 [sic], 19), Anna (Aug 1885 [sic], 14) and Emma (Mar 1887, 13); image 4118794_00655; database with images, Ancestry.com.
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Jasper County, Missouri, Wills, Vol. H, pp. 448–449, will of Sylvester Krattly of Marion Township, signed 2 January 1913, proved 23 May 1916, recorded 27 June 1916: $400 to his son Sylvester "for the care and consideration which he has given to his mother and myself" and $50 each to "my three daughters who are unmarried, Alma Krattly, Anna Krattly and Emma Krattly"; the rest of $5,000 in notes to be divided among "my eight children, towit: Mary Kasper, Lizzie Blase, Rose Eliason, Flora Rose, Sylvester Krattly, Alma Krattly, Anna Krattly and Emma Krattly"; to his son a team of horses and the farm machinery; all other property to his wife Christina for life; executors his wife and son; in "Missouri, U.S., Wills and Probate Records, 1766–1988," database with images, Ancestry.com, image 007630801_00554.