Ancestors Parents: Karl Goetsch b. 1810, d.?; mother ?

<sec><heading>Ancestors</heading><para>Parents: Henrietta Pier b. 14 Sep 1825, Prussia,d.25 Jan 1903, Detroit, MI; Wilhelm Karl Radde b. abt 1815, d.?</para> <para>Grandparents: August Pier b. ?, d.?; Anna Geis b.?, d.?</para></sec> <sec><heading>Descendants</heading><para>Spouse and Children: XX</para></sec>

Born in Beutelsbach, Waiblingen, Germany, Christiane emigrated with her parents and siblings to the United States in 1853. Born 11 Dec 1851, she was less than 2 years old during the ocean crossing. Her parents, Johannes Dobler and Anna Maria Hubschneider, along with (presumably) her two sisters Anna Maria and Friederike, arrived at Castle Garden, New York on the Samuel Fox on 2 May 1853.

Born in Dover, Racine, Wisconsin; died in Escanaba, Delta, Michigan.

Born in a small town near Stuttgart, Wuerttemberg, Germany, Fred C. emigrated to the United States in 1857, living for 1 year in Ohio before settling in Outagamie County, Wisconsin in 1858. He served in the Civil War for 8 months, fathered 7 children with Anna Maria Koehler, became a successful farmer and prominent citizen. He is considered a pioneer of Outagamie County.

Notes on birth places for Christian and Anna Maria:
Anna Maria – birth place is a town/village near Schwaebisch Hall;
Christian Fred – birth place is a few miles from Anna Maria’s village.

Possibly born in the Posen area of then Germany/Prussia, now Posnan, Poland, Christoph emigrated to the United States in 1865, stopping briefly in New York/Ohio while his twins were born before settling in Outagamie County, Wisconsin by 1868. With his wife Wilhelmine Norwald Kluge, he fathered 10 children, 5 of which were born in Germany.