Jacob Jacques Retterer

Birth12 March 1826 - Rittershoffen, Departement du Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France

Death3 July 1897 - Marion, Marion County, Ohio, United States of America

MotherMagdalena Martha Jaeger

FatherJohann "John" George Retterer

Born in Rittershoffen, Departement du Bas-Rhin, Alsace, France on 12 March 1826 to Johann "John" George Retterer and Magdalena Martha Jaeger. Jacob Jacques Retterer married Sophia Myers and had 10 children. He passed away on 3 July 1897 in Marion, Marion County, Ohio, United States of America.

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Parents

Johann "John" George Retterer
1792 - 1861

Magdalena Martha Jaeger
1791 - 1873

Spouse(s)

Sophia Myers
1830 - 1913

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Martha Magdalena Retterer
1861 - 1948

Mary Retterer
1857 - 1923

Sarah Sallie Retterer
1851 - 1929

Samuel Retterer
1864 - 1926

Clemence H. Retterer
1866 - 1956

David Retterer
1849 - 1913

Elizabeth Retterer
1853 - 1928

Catharine Retterer
1859 - 1943

Sophia Retterer
1855 - 1947

Catherine "Kate" Retterer
1859 - 1943

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