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Barbara Gerl

Birth14 Jul 1873 - Nemanice, West Bohemia, Czech Republic
Death18 Dec 1946 - Menominee, Menominee, Michigan, USA
MotherAloysia Katharina [Louise] Reitmeyer
FatherJohann "John" Gerl

Born in Nemanice, West Bohemia, Czech Republic on 14 Jul 1873 to Johann "John" Gerl and Aloysia Katharina [Louise] Reitmeyer. Barbara Gerl married Anton Eckert and had 10 children. She passed away on 18 Dec 1946 in Menominee, Menominee, Michigan, USA.

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Parents
Johann "John" Gerl
1847 - 1898
Aloysia Katharina [Louise] Reitmeyer
1851 - 1926
Spouse(s)
Anton Eckert
1866 - 1911
Children Show all
Frances Eckert
1892 - 1894
Marcella Virginia Eckert
1905 - 1997
Alfred Godfrey Eckert
1896 - 1949
Joseph Anton Eckert
1894 - 1955
Antoinette Theresa Eckert
1912 - 2000

Robert John Eckert
1909 - 1982
Loretta C Eckert
1903 - 1961
Louise Eckert
1908 - 1998
Amelia Marcella Eckert
1898 - 1970
Mary Gladys Eckert
1900 - 1977

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