Elisabeth Catherine Holterman

Birth13 Apr 1881 - Koeltztown, Osage, Missouri, United States

Death19 Jan 1954 - Argyle, Osage, Missouri, United States of America

MotherMary "Marie" Stroher or Stoehr or Struer

FatherFrancis "Frank" Holterman

Born in Koeltztown, Osage, Missouri, United States on 13 Apr 1881 to Francis "Frank" Holterman and Mary "Marie" Stroher or Stoehr or Struer. Elisabeth Catherine Holterman married John Arnold Brunnert and had 10 children. She passed away on 19 Jan 1954 in Argyle, Osage, Missouri, United States of America.

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Parents

Francis "Frank" Holterman
1842 - 1889

Mary "Marie" Stroher Or Stoehr Or Struer
1838 - 1931

Spouse(s)

John Arnold Brunnert
1874 - 1949

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Anna Angela Brunnert
1911 - 2013

Frederick Anthony Brunnert
1907 - 1948

William Brunnert
1909 - 1910

Marie Antionette Brunnert
1904 - 2003

Lawrence G. Brunnert
1915 - 1987

Anton Leo Brunnert
1905 - 1955

Pauline E. Brunnert
1913 - 2013

Rita Matilda Brunnert
1921 - 2011

Herman Alvis "Dicky" Brunnert
1921 - 2013

Sylvester Frances Brunnert
1924 - 2019

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