Johan Christopher Eversgerd

Birth8 October 1853 - Germantown, Clinton County, Illinois, USA

Death5 September 1893 - Germantown, Clinton County, Illinois, United States of America

MotherAngela Maria Rubbelke

FatherJohan Heinrich "Henry" Eversgerd

Born in Germantown, Clinton County, Illinois, USA on 8 October 1853 to Johan Heinrich "Henry" Eversgerd and Angela Maria Rubbelke. Johan Christopher Eversgerd married Maria Gesina Wilken and had 7 children. He passed away on 5 September 1893 in Germantown, Clinton County, Illinois, United States of America.

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Parents

Johan Heinrich "Henry" Eversgerd
1823 - 1866

Angela Maria Rubbelke
1824 - 1888

Spouse(s)

Maria Gesina Wilken
1847 - 1920

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Maria Elisabeth Eversgerd
1891 - 1992

John Henry Eversgerd
1880 - 1946

William Wilhelm Casper Eversgerd
1884 - 1943

Joseph Herman Eversgerd
1888 - 1947

Anna Maria Eversgerd
1878 - 1898

Johann Theodore Eversgerd
1886 - 1938

Margaretha Wilhelmina Eversgerd
1882 - 1935

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