PETER FAMILY FROM ACHERN TO UNION HILL

William Peter, Sr., founder and head of the William Peter Brewing Company, Union Hill, died June 10, 1918, at 9 o' clock at night, aged 86 years.
   Mr. Peter had been at the brewery the day before, as late as 6 o'clock, talking business with his son, though he had retired from his active business management some years ago.
   Half an hour later, after reaching his home, he was taken ill. Dr. F.B. Stellwagon was immediately sent for.
   Mr. Peter was in intense agony. He was suffering from a severe cold, and this added to the infirmities of age was fast bringing him to his end. The direct cause was oedema of the lungs.
   The cold was contracted on a Sunday when he went out for a long ride. The same thing happened just a year before, and at that time he nearly died as a result of a cold he contracted while automobiling.
   Dr. Stellwagon worked for over two hours to save his life, and was still with him in a vain attempt to bring him relief when death came. Dr. Waechte of New York, a specialist who has also attended Mr. Peter from time to time and who was sent for, reached the house after he had passed away.
   His three sons and his wife were with him when he died, the family having summoned when it became evident that his life was in danger.
   His son Charles, who had been interned in Germany through World War I, had not been heard from since this country entered that war. An effort was made to send news of his father's death to him through a neutral country, Switzerland.
   Another son, Emil Peter, died December 5, 1917. The funeral was held at his home on a Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock, and the services were conducted by Rev. William Mager, pastor of the Columbia Street Reformed Chruch, Union Hill. Interment was held in Flower Hill Cemetery.
   The funeral arrangements were in the care of the S.R. Sharpe Company. Mr. Peter's greatest hobby was painting, and he kept up his work with his brush until a few weeks before his death. He tried only a few days before his death to do some work at his easel, but his failing strength made it impossible, and he gave up the attempt sadly. He enjoyed going to the counting house of the brewing company opposite his handsome home, even though he might not feel able to do more than look around at the officials and their assistants at work. He went over that day at 2 o'clock, and seemed to enjoy the time he spent there, nearly four hours, even more than usual.
                                              BORN IN BADEN BORN IN BADEN 18321832

   William Peter, founder of the great beer brewing plant of the William Peter Brewing Company, Incorporated, of the Union Hill, fled from Achern in the Grand Duchy of Baden, Germany, where he was born, March 16, 1832, to escape the persecution he would have been subjected to as the son of one of the leaders in the revolution of 1848-1849, against Prussian domination. He had gone through his own battles as a lad to gain his parents' consent to become a brewer, a line of business his heart had been set upon from boyhood, and one that his family bitterly opposed.
   Doubltess the art studio in the handsome home held the secret of his serene character, for in it he had always found relaxation from care after the business day, and even up to the very end of his life few days that did not find him busy for several hours at his easel painting the pictures he loved, and thinking of the old artists friends whom he drew to him through his talent in his younger days.

                                      STARTED IN WEST STARTED IN WEST NEW YORKNEW YORK

   One-hundred and thirty-six years ago, in 1865, saw the coming of William Peter, Sr., to North Hudson. One-hundred-forty-three years ago, Mr. Peter, then eight years in this country, started a little brewery at West New York, his establishment having a kettle capacity of three barrels a day. He paid the imposing sum of $44 a year rental for the place, house and two lots, and his lease carried an option for the purchase of the place at the end of two years.

MOVED TO UNION HILL
                                           MOVE TO UNION HILL

   He decided against buying there, in favor of Union Hill, because property was cheaper farther down the river. It was near the summer shows and other amusement places that attracted New York people and " the shoemakers of Guttenburg, " to his little beer place in those early days.
   That first little brewery was somewhere near Seventeenth street on the west side of the Hudson Boulevard, West New York.
   The ground was leased from a man in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where Mr. Peter had been in the employ of the Walther Brewing Company before he came to North Hudson.
   Both West New York and Guttenburg, but especially the latter place were great gathering places on Sundays in those days for the pleasure seeking element of New York City, and the Peter brew of beer drew a line of solid custom that would have probably made him as successful there as in Union Hill, had he elected to stay.

BOUGHT PART OF DUER FARM                                            BOUGHT PART OF DUER FARM

   Several changes marked the years following his coming to West New York, until in 1865 he founded the brewery business on the Union Hill property.
   The place was part of the old Cantello Farm on the old Bulls' Ferry Road, the farm at the time when he had purschased part of it, being under management of the Duer family, another old time name in Union Hill and Weehawken.

BREWMASTER FOR FAUSEL                                         BREWMASTER FOR FAUSEL

   Before he established the Union Hill brewery, Mr. Peter filled the position of brewmaster at the George Fausel Brewery, Union Hill, which was then located at Palisade avenue and Franklin street, where one of North Hudson's many silk mills stood. Mr. Fausel, by the why, built the Peter mansion on the Hudson avenue.
   Before he was with Fausel, Mr. Peter purschased some property in Union Hill and started a brewery of twelve barrels daily capacity.
   That was in 1862. In 1863 he took Carl Meynberg into partnership and at the end of a year, sold his interest to Mr. Meyenberg. From 1864 to 1865 he was with Mr. Fausel, maturing his plans for his future undertaking while there.

FROM SMALL BEGININGS                                         FROM SMALL BEGINNINGS

He started his present brewery with a daily capacity of seventy barrels. Against this and the three barrels of his best little West New York brewery, the Peter plant back in the early century had a capacity of nearly 1500 barrels a day! He also established a beer-garden, known as the "Waldschloss," also in West New York, near Guttenburg.
   From 1870 to 1875 Mr. Peter had two men associated with him in the business, first a man named Brock, the company being Peter & Brock, and later Philip Hexamer of Hoboken, founder of the Hexamer Riding Academy, who married Mr. Peter's sister, Anna Peter. It was was known as Peter & Hexamer, and the partnership was of two years' standing.
   The William Peter stock company was organized one-hundred and ten years ago on May 1, 1890. Every member of the incorporation contract belonged to the Peter-family

AN OLD AND HONORED FAMILY                                      AN OLD AND HONORED FAMILY

   William Braunstein, a nephew, was a prominent figure in the company, and had always upheld the family traditions of honor and integrity as they have come down through the generations from the first sturdy progenitor of the stock, Martin Peter, who lived at Achern in 1670, who established the homestead there at which William Peter, Sr., of Union Hill, was born. The property was held in the family through 200 years, or until William Peter's father, Franz Joseph Peter, who was mayor of Achern, fell into dispute with the monarchial powers through the revolution of 1848-1849, and all of his property and goods was confiscated by the crown.

FAMILY STANDING HIGH                                   FAMILY STANDING HIGH

   The high standing of the family even through those perilous times may be realized through the fact that although the father, Franz Joseph Peter, was held a prisoner at Karlsruhe by the monarchial after the revolution, and that he escaped from there from Strassburg, France, from whence he made his way to the United States in 1849, the family had influence at court sufficient to save enough of the property and money to enable his wife and five children to cross the Atlantic to join the head of the family in 1850, less than a year after the refugee himself arrived here.
   The father of William Peter, Franz Joseph Peter, lived with him at the Peter home at 139 Blum street, after his wife's death at the American home stead of the family at New Drop, Staten Island. He was well known to old timers there.
Searching for an ancestral inheritace of the son's love for and determination to learn and practice the brewing trade, it is found in his paternal great-grandfather, Johann Anton Peter of Achern, who was an innkeeper in "Ober Achern." His tavern is supposed to have been an inheritance from his father-in-law, the first proprietor.
   In those days in Germany, an inkeeper was a man of importance and power in public affairs, and Johann Anton Peter filled every requirement of the high position, and doubtless through it instilled in the Peter family the love for that line of business that has developed to such a high degree of efficiency in William Peter, his three American sons and a grandson.
   The public beer room of the Union Hill establishment, was located in the original fframe section of the giant seven-story main brewery building, carried back then some of the air of the old German inn, and its history included visits from important people in German circles there, as well as pleasure seeking local parties who in former years would drive up in handsome carriages drawn by spirited horses, or on horseback, riding in or out of town from the famous old Hexamer and other riding academies of Hudson county, now it is the honk of the auto other than those on horseback, but the same brand of Peter courtesy now long gone can't await the parton of the past that welcomed old time clientele.
   The sailing vessel "Gallia," on which William Peter, Sr., his mother, four sisters and a brother-in-law, Max Frech, came to America, took seven weeks for the trip, and arrived here September 14, 1850.
   When he fled from Germany, William Peter was serving his apprenticeship in the brewing trade under his brother-in-law, Leopold Graf, through who married with the boy's sister, Fanny Peter, he had been able to start the realization of his life dream to be a brewer.

GETS AN APPRENTICESHIP                                           GETS AN APPRENTICESHIP

   Mr. Peter was graduated from the elementary schools of Achern when he was fourteen. He then went to the technical school of the Moravian Brothers at Koenigsfeld in the Black Forrest region of Baden. While there his sister's marriage gave him the chance to negotiate with Mr. Graf for the apprenticeship in his brewery, and in the two and a half years he spent there, he made himself master not only of the brewing and malting business but also of the allied trade of cooperage.

LEARNING THE BUSINESS                                        LEARNING THE BUSINESS

   Three days after he reached New York, he was filling a position with E. Richter Brewing Company on Forsythe street. Later he went with the David Jones Ale Brewery on Pitt street, New York, and with other New York and Brooklyn companies, always working diligently to increase his knowledge of his trade.
   He spent two and a half years in Cincinnati, returning to New York in 1856, when he secured a position as brewmaster of the Bernheimer & Schmidt, Staten Island Brewing Company. That brings his career up to his entrance into North Hudson territory, for he came to Union Hill from Staten Island to enter the employ of George Fausel. From Fausel's he went to the Walther people in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, and thence in 1859 to West New York to start his original three-barrel daily capacity brewery.
   The imposing group of buildings that comprised the William Peter Brewing establishment of 1918, represented the steady growth of the business through fifty-two years. A cluster of old buildings no longer used, stood still at the bottom of the eminence on which the propery was located, as one goes toward the brewery up Weehawken street, ( now Peter street ) from Park avenue, Union Hill.
   The group of buildings included a fine bottling department with a capacity of 60,000 barrels and was equiped with the most modern machinery and appliances.
   The main brew house of granite and brick, seven stories high, was erected in 1887.
   The entire plant was designed and constructed by the founder of the company whose genius in such lines had always enabled him to add the latest modern features to his great plant.

   FRIEND OF ARTISTS                                           FRIEND OF ARTISTS

   Mr. Peter's talent for painting had broadened his mental outlook in many ways. Hundreds of llandscapes and pictures in still life adorned his studio and the picture gallery of his home, the former embracing scenes in the Black Forest of his native land, and of the Catskills in this country, where he has been accustomed to spend his summers. The artist Eglau was his master through his own invitation some sketches Mr. Peter was doing in the Catskills attracting Mr. Eglau's attention, with the result that he urged Mr. Peter to take up the brush in place of the pencil.
   Another artist friend, Witeveld, a Hollander, is buried in the Hoboken Cemetery instead of Potter's Field through the affection in which he was held by William Peter, Sr., his friend and host.

     HEARED JENNY LIND                                         HEARED JENNY LIND

   When Jenny Lind came to this country to sing at the Castle Garden, Mr. Peter was unable to pay the price of admission to hear her, but with one of his sisters found a place on a window ledge of the hall, and sat there through the entire concert, near the famous Swedish Nightingale.

THE PETER FAMILY                                        THE PETER FAMILY

   Mr. Peter married three times, his thrid wife having been Mrs. Sophia (Vogel) Bertram. Her daughter, by her first husband married August Peter, a son of her present husband, and the second vice-president of the brewing company.
   The first Mrs. William Peter Sr., was Magdalena Jager, and the second a widow, Mrs. Caroline (Aeppli) Ohlenschlager. Her daughter Sophie Ohlenschlager married William Braunstein, whose mother was a sister of William Peter, Sr., president of the company.

    FROM WEEHAWKEN TO KOSSUTH                               FROM WEEHAWKEN TO KOSSUTH

   William Peter, Sr., developed his business rapidly and aquired a considerable portion of the property in the vincinity of Hudson avenue and Weehawken street, ( now Peter street ) . From year to year his plant was extended until the William Peter Brewing Company became known as one of the largest concerns of its kind in the state. The property extended from Weehawken ( now Peter ) to Kossuth streets and from Hudson to Park avenues. The valuation ran into hundreds of thousands of dollars. The fortune amassed by William Peter, Sr., from his brewing plant amounted to several million dollars.

    STOCK IN THE COMPANY                                      STOCK IN THE COMPANY

   Stock in the company was left to the following persons:

    William Peter, Jr., ---------------------------------------------------------- 105 shares;
    August Peter,        ----------------------------------------------------------- 103 shares;
    Anna Jenne,          ----------------------------------------------------------- 103 shares;
    Amanda Ebling,    ------------------------------------------------------------ 103 shares;
    William August Peter,------------------------------------------------------- 5 shares;
    William Braunstein,---------------------------------------------------------- 5 shares;
    Sophie Braunstein,----------------------------------------------------------- 6 shares;
    Charles Peter,     -------------------------------------------------------------- 64 shares.

Descendants of Martin Peter

1 Martin Peterb: 1670Number of children: 1
...+UnknownRelationship: MarriedNumber of children: 1
...........2 Martin Peter, Jr.b: 1690 in Achern,Baden, GermanyNumber of children: 1
.................+UnknownRelationship: MarriedNumber of children: 1
.........................3 Josef ( Joseph ) Peterb: 1714 in Achern, Grand Duchy of Baden, Germanyd: November 21, 1797 in Achern,Grand Duchy of Baden, GermanyNumber of children: 4Age at death: 83 est.
..............................+Maria Magdalena GlaserRelationship: MarriedNumber of children: 4
......................................4 Joseph Peterd: in during lifetime of father,GermanyNumber of children: 2
............................................+UnknownRelationship: MarriedNumber of children: 2
....................................................5 Son Peter
....................................................5 Son Peter
......................................4 Franz Peterb: 1760 in Nieder Achern or Lower Achern, Grand Duchy of Baden, GermanyNumber of children: 3Occupation: Was a merchant in Nieder Achern
............................................+UnknownRelationship: MarriedNumber of children: 3
....................................................5 Son Peter
....................................................5 Son Peter
....................................................5 Daughter Peter
......................................4 Daughter Peterb: 1761
............................................+UnknownRelationship: Married
......................................4 Johann Anton Peterb: May 31, 1762 in Nieder Achern or Lower Achern, Grand Duchy of Baden, Germanyd: March 16, 1803 in Lower Achern, Grand Duchy of Baden, GermanyNumber of children: 5Age at death: 40
............................................+Maria Therese Zachmannb: April 09, 1769 in Achern, Grand Duchy of Baden, Germanym: in Achern, Grand Duchy of Baden, GermanyRelationship: MarriedNumber of children: 5
....................................................5 Daughter Peter
....................................................5 Daughter Peter
....................................................5 Daughter Peter
....................................................5 Johann Jakob Peter
....................................................5 Franz Joseph Peterb: January 26, 1789 in Ober Achern, Grand Duchy of Baden, Germanyd: July 29, 1865 in West New York, New JerseyNumber of children: 9Age at death: 76Street: 139 Blum street City: Union HillOccupation: 1840 Was a merchant in Nieder Achern,a member of Badische Landeskammer,was also mayor of AchernBurial: Weehawken Cemetery
.........................................................+Maria Antonia Hofb: March 24, 1796 in Oberkirch, Germanym: in Achern, Grand Duchy of Baden, Germanyd: December 07, 1864 in New Drop, Staten Island, Richmond County, New YorkRelationship: MarriedNumber of children: 9Age at death: 68City: New Drop, Staten IslandBurial: Flower Hill Cemetery
.................................................................6 Magdalena Peterb: July 29, 1819 in Achern, Grand Duchy of Baden, Germanyd: June 1900 in New Drop, Staten Island, Richmond County, New YorkNumber of children: 6Age at death: 80 est.City: New Drop, Staten Island
.......................................................................+Max Frechb: 1811 in Kork, near the city of Kehl, in the Grand Duchy of Baden , Germanym: Bet. July 17, 1846 - 1848 in Katholisch,Achern,Baden,Baden,Germanyd: October 1868 in New Drop, Staten Island, Richmond County, New YorkRelationship: MarriedNumber of children: 6Age at death: 57 est.City: New Drop, Staten IslandMilitary service: 31 st Regiment, N.Y. Independent Battery, in which he was made lieutenant, and later as a result of his gallant services was promoted to the position of captain, under Colonel Brickel of New York CityOccupation: He was a practicing attorney and notary public in the town of Kork
...............................................................................7 Rudolph Frechb: December 31, 1850City: New Drop, Staten Island
...............................................................................7 Richard Frechb: July 28, 1852City: New Drop, Staten Island
...............................................................................7 Maximillian Frechb: February 24, 1854City: New Drop, Staten Island
...............................................................................7 Robert Frechb: January 20, 1856City: New Drop, Staten Island
...............................................................................7 Fannie Frechb: April 06, 1859City: New Drop, Staten Island
...............................................................................7 Mary Frechb: April 30, 1861City: New Drop, Staten Island
.................................................................6 Fannieb: April 30, 1820 in Achern, Grand Duchy of Baden, GermanyNumber of children: 2
.......................................................................+Leopold Grafb: in Renchen, Grand Duchy of Baden, Germanym: July 27, 1846 in Katholisch,Achern,Baden,Baden,GermanyRelationship: MarriedNumber of children: 2
...............................................................................7 Leopoldine Graf
....................................................................................+Frederick Buschb: in Triberg, in the Black Forest region of Baden, GermanyRelationship: Married
...............................................................................7 Irwin Graf
.................................................................6 [1] Hubert Peterb: 1822 in Achern, Grand Duchy of Baden, Germanyd: September 27, 1908Number of children: 2Age at death: 86 est.Military service: Revolution of 1848-1849 as a commissioned officer
.......................................................................+Emma Lindauerb: in Rhine-Bischoffsheim,Grand Duchy of Baden, Germanym: July 31, 1851 in Katholisch,Achern,Baden,Baden,GermanyRelationship: MarriedNumber of children: 1
...............................................................................7 Hubert Peter, Jr.d: in Achern, Grand Duchy of Baden, Germany
.................................................................*2nd Wife of [1] Hubert Peter:
.......................................................................+Marie Magdalena Steinamm: August 27, 1857 in Katholisch,Achern,Baden,Baden,GermanyRelationship: MarriedNumber of children: 1
...............................................................................7 Theckla PeterNumber of children: 3
....................................................................................+Franz Karl Wilhelmm: September 24, 1885 in Katholisch,Achern,Baden,Baden,GermanyRelationship: MarriedNumber of children: 3
............................................................................................8 Marie Wilhelm
..................................................................................................+Otto SchrieverRelationship: MarriedMilitary service: Served in German army in France, WWI
............................................................................................8 Julia Wilhelm
..................................................................................................+Fritz Liewerd: 1914 in World War I,FranceRelationship: MarriedAge at death: ?Military service: Served as a commissioned officer in the German army against the allies in 1914; was wounded while in action and later died from his injuries.
............................................................................................8 Anna Wilhelm
..................................................................................................+Carl SchrieverRelationship: MarriedMilitary service: Served as a commissioned officer in the German army in France, WWI.Occupation: Professor of the Gymnasium in the city of Offenburg,Baden , Germany
.................................................................6 August Peterb: 1824 in Achern, Grand Duchy of Baden, GermanyNumber of children: 4City: New Drop, Staten Island
.......................................................................+Fraullein Geroldm: in Urloffen, Grand Duchy of Baden, GermanyRelationship: MarriedNumber of children: 4
...............................................................................7 Max Peter
...............................................................................7 Joseph Peter
...............................................................................7 Daughter Peter
....................................................................................+UnknownRelationship: Married
...............................................................................7 Daughter Peterd: 1895 in Triberg, in the Black Forest region of Baden, GermanyAge at death: ?
....................................................................................+UnknownRelationship: MarriedOccupation: School principal
.................................................................6 Marie Louise Peterb: January 19, 1827 in Achern, Grand Duchy of Baden, Germanyd: November 16, 1878 in United StatesNumber of children: 5Age at death: 51
.......................................................................+Franz Braunsteinb: November 05, 1823 in Bruchsal, Grand Duchy of Baden, Germanym: 1852d: June 15, 1864 in Hanover Court House, sent to, Mt.Pleasant Hospital, Washington, D.C.Relationship: MarriedNumber of children: 5Age at death: 40Military service: Bet. November 25, 1861 - June 15, 1864 He enlisted in Company D, 15th N.Y. Heavy Artillery, as first lieutenant, and later as a result of his gallant service was promoted to captain of his company.
...............................................................................7 William Braunsteinb: January 03, 1854 in New York City, New YorkNumber of children: 3Street: 48 Hudson Avenue City: Union Hill
....................................................................................+Sophie Ohlenschagerb: November 01, 1861Relationship: MarriedNumber of children: 3Street: 48 Hudson Avenue City: Union Hill
............................................................................................8 Antoinette Caroline Braunsteinb: June 01, 1882d: October 1967Age at death: 85 est.Street: 48 Hudson Avenue City: Union Hill
............................................................................................8 Erna Amanda Braunsteinb: January 18, 1889Number of children: 1Street: 48 Hudson Avenue City: Union Hill
..................................................................................................+Charles William Kappesb: 1880m: November 01, 1911d: January 1964Relationship: MarriedNumber of children: 1Age at death: 84 est.
..........................................................................................................9 Charles Kappes, Jr.b: July 05, 1912d: December 16, 1987Age at death: 75
............................................................................................8 William Peter Braunsteinb: January 21, 1900Street: 48 Hudson Avenue City: Union Hill
...............................................................................7 Eugene Braunsteinb: November 11, 1855
...............................................................................7 Otto Braunsteinb: August 17, 1857d: September 10, 1881Age at death: 24
...............................................................................7 Adolph Braunsteinb: March 04, 1859
...............................................................................7 Ernest Braunsteinb: January 27, 1862
.................................................................6 Victoria Peterb: 1830 in Achern, Grand Duchy of Baden, Germanyd: in she died in infancy,Germany
.................................................................6 [3] William Peterb: March 16, 1832 in Achern,Baden, Germanyd: June 10, 1918 in (Union Hill) Union City, New Jersey, 52 Hudson Avenue, at his home 8:50 P.M.Number of children: 8Age at death: 86First Communion: April 19, 1846 GermanyStreet: 52 Hudson Avenue City: Union HillBurial: June 13, 1918 Flower Hill Cemetery
.......................................................................+Magdalena Jaegerb: May 10, 1837 in Granswangen (Herrenried), in the court district of Baschberg, Kingdom of Bavaria,Germanym: April 1858 in Germanyd: July 16, 1868Relationship: MarriedNumber of children: 6Age at death: 31Street: 52 Hudson Avenue City: Union HillBurial: Flower Hill Cemetery
...............................................................................7 Magdalena Anna Peterb: March 15, 1859 in Williamsburg, Kings County, Long Island, New Yorkd: 1936Number of children: 2Age at death: 77 est.Street: 17 Pleasant Avenue City: Weehawken
....................................................................................+Karl Jenneb: in Tiengen, near the city of Freiburg, Breisgau, Grand Duchy of Baden, Germanym: September 09, 1880d: January 15, 1897Relationship: MarriedNumber of children: 2Age at death: ?Street: 17 Pleasant Avenue City: Weehawken
............................................................................................8 Charles William Jenneb: August 26, 1883d: June 24, 1899Age at death: 15Street: 17 Pleasant Avenue City: Weehawken
............................................................................................8 Marie C. Jenneb: July 26, 1886d: May 25, 1887Age at death: 0Street: 17 Pleasant Avenue City: Weehawken
...............................................................................7 William Peter, Jr.b: December 11, 1860 in West New York, New Jerseyd: 1937 in (Union Hill)Hudson County, Union City, New JerseyAge at death: 77 est.Street: 19 Pleasant Avenue City: WeehawkenBurial: Flower Hill Cementery
....................................................................................+Mary Veseputb: June 06, 1856m: August 26, 1890Relationship: MarriedStreet: 19 Pleasant A City: Weehawken
...............................................................................7 Charlesb: December 20, 1862 in (Union Hill)Hudson County, Union City, New Jerseyd: 1933 in GermanyAge at death: 71 est.
...............................................................................7 Emma Peterb: December 16, 1864 in (Union Hill)Hudson County, Union City, New Jerseyd: May 14, 1905 in (Union Hill)Hudson County, Union City, New JerseyAge at death: 40City: Union HillBurial: Flower Hill Cemetery
....................................................................................+Richard Frechm: October 16, 1886Relationship: MarriedCity: Union Hill
...............................................................................7 Philip Peterb: June 25, 1866 in (Union Hill)Hudson County, Union City, New Jerseyd: August 03, 1868 in (Union Hill)Hudson County, Union City, New JerseyAge at death: 2
...............................................................................7 [2] August Peterb: June 25, 1868 in (Union Hill)Hudson County, Union City, New Jerseyd: July 09, 1936 in (Union Hill)Hudson County, Union City, New JerseyNumber of children: 2Age at death: 68Street: 33 Hudson Avenue City: Union Hill
....................................................................................+Alice Christiansenb: September 23, 1869m: September 01, 1892d: November 20, 1904Relationship: MarriedNumber of children: 1Age at death: 35Street: 33 Hudson Avenue City: Union HillBurial: Flower Hill Cemetery
............................................................................................8 William August Peterb: August 06, 1893d: September 1954Age at death: 61 est.Street: 33 Hudson Avenue City: Union Hill
..................................................................................................+Mabel L. Ackertb: April 25, 1894d: May 30, 1919Relationship: MarriedAge at death: 25Burial: Flower Hill Cemetery
...............................................................................*2nd Wife of [2] August Peter:
....................................................................................+Antonia Bertramb: August 04, 1883m: June 01, 1905d: July 1968Relationship: MarriedNumber of children: 1Age at death: 84 est.City: Union Hill
............................................................................................8 Elfrieda Peterb: June 30, 1906City: Union Hill
.................................................................*2nd Wife of [3] William Peter:
.......................................................................+Caroline Aepplib: October 26, 1836 in the village of Wildberg, Zurich, Switzerlandm: April 27, 1870d: June 11, 1900 in (Union Hill) Union City, Hudson county, New JerseyRelationship: MarriedNumber of children: 3Age at death: 63Street: 52 Hudson Avenue City: Union HillBurial: Flower Hill Cemetery
...............................................................................7 Amanda Anna Peterb: March 01, 1872 in (Union Hill)Hudson County, Union City, New Jerseyd: August 13, 1941 in HO HO KUS, New JerseyNumber of children: 1Age at death: 69Street: 23 Pleasant Avenue City: WeehawkenBurial: Flower Hill Cemetery
....................................................................................+Philip Ebling, Jr.b: April 29, 1861 in Morrisana, Bronx, New Yorkm: April 12, 1894 in (Union Hill)Hudson County, Union City, New Jerseyd: 1895Relationship: MarriedNumber of children: 1Age at death: 34 est.City: Bronx
............................................................................................8 Priscilla Katherine Eblingb: February 16, 1895Number of children: 1City: Ho-Ho-kusBurial: Flower Hill Cemetery
..................................................................................................+Jakob Friedrich E. Wohlfahrtb: October 28, 1887m: November 09, 1915 in Gloucester, Massachusettsd: April 10, 1966 in HO- HO- KUS, New JerseyRelationship: MarriedNumber of children: 1Age at death: 78City: Ho-Ho-kusBurial: Flower Hill Cemetery
..........................................................................................................9 [4] Frederick Philip Ebling Wolfortb: August 29, 1917d: December 17, 1990 in Secacus, New JerseyNumber of children: 1Age at death: 73Street: 561 Olympia ave. City: Cliffside ParkBurial: Flower Hill Cementery
...............................................................................................................+Ethel H. Steinfeltb: January 14, 1901d: May 27, 1986Relationship: MarriedAge at death: 85Street: 561 Olympia ave. City: Cliffside ParkBurial: Flower Hill Cementery
..........................................................................................................*2nd Wife of [4] Frederick Philip Ebling Wolfort:
...............................................................................................................+Mona SardiRelationship: PrivateNumber of children: 1
.......................................................................................................................10 Gregory Joseph Speciale
...............................................................................7 [5] Emil William Peterb: October 22, 1873 in (Union Hill)Hudson County, Union City, New Jerseyd: December 05, 1917 in (Union Hill)Hudson County, Union City, New JerseyAge at death: 44City: WeehawkenBurial: Flower Hill Cemetery
....................................................................................+Annie Agnes Conleyb: July 01, 1871m: October 22, 1901 in New York City, New York, at the Paulist Fathers' Church, by the Father Hughesd: August 19, 1915Relationship: MarriedAge at death: 44City: WeehawkenBurial: Flower Hill Cemetery
...............................................................................*2nd Wife of [5] Emil William Peter:
....................................................................................+Rose Cecilia Suttonb: December 20, 1887m: April 26, 1916 in St. Johns Church, Jersey City, New Jersey, by Monsignor P.W. SmithRelationship: MarriedCity: WeehawkenBurial: Flower Hill Cemetery
.................................................................*3rd Wife of [3] William Peter:
.......................................................................+Sophia Vogelm: January 11, 1902Relationship: MarriedNumber of children: 2Street: 52 Hudson Avenue City: Union Hill
.................................................................6 Wilhelmina Peterb: March 02, 1835 in Achern, Grand Duchy of Baden, GermanyNumber of children: 6
.......................................................................+Caspar Kochb: in New York City, New YorkRelationship: MarriedNumber of children: 6
...............................................................................7 Wilhelmina Koch
...............................................................................7 Louisa Koch
...............................................................................7 Emma Koch
...............................................................................7 Otto Koch
...............................................................................7 Charles Koch
...............................................................................7 Henry Kochb: 1870
.................................................................6 Anna Peterb: July 27, 1836 in Achern, Grand Duchy of Baden, Germanyd: March 24, 1909 in Hoboken, New JerseyNumber of children: 1Age at death: 72City: Hoboken
.......................................................................+Philip Hexamerb: October 27, 1830 in Meisenheim, Germanym: January 18, 1857d: June 01, 1902 in Hoboken, New JerseyRelationship: MarriedNumber of children: 1Age at death: 71City: Hoboken
...............................................................................7 Alexander Philip Hexamerb: October 29, 1857City: Hoboken