Werner Hermann Bernard Prenger

Birth16 May 1832 - Dinklage, Oldenburg, Niedersachsen, Germany

Death14 Mar 1915 - Minster, Auglaize, Ohio, United States

MotherAnna Catharina Adelheid Middendorf Melcher

FatherJohan Hermann Marcus Prenger

Born in Dinklage, Oldenburg, Niedersachsen, Germany on 16 May 1832 to Johan Hermann Marcus Prenger and Anna Catharina Adelheid Middendorf Melcher. Werner Hermann Bernard Prenger married Agnes Albers and had 10 children. He passed away on 14 Mar 1915 in Minster, Auglaize, Ohio, United States.

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Parents

Johan Hermann Marcus Prenger
1802 - 1839

Anna Catharina Adelheid Middendorf Melcher
1809 - 1899

Spouse(s)

Agnes Albers
1838 - 1891

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John Prenger
1859 - 1949

Bernard Prenger
1872 - 1939

Clemens A. Prenger
1861 - 1940

Anton Prenger
1873 - 1960

Catherine Agatha Prenger
1880 - 1947

Anna T. Prenger
1869 - 1958

Mary E. Prenger Heitmann
1864 - 1952

Joseph Prenger
1866 - 1931

Elisabeth Prenger
1875 - 1925

Agnes Prenger
1882 - 1965

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