Agnes Auguste Mathilde Wegener b. 13 Jan 1860 Blumberg, South Australia d. 19 Apr 1889 Katyil, Shire of Dimboola, Victoria: Prunster Family

1860 - 1889 (29 years)

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Name	Agnes Auguste Mathilde Wegener [1]
Born	13 Jan 1860	Blumberg, South Australia [1]
Gender	Female
Occupation	Farmer [1]
Died	19 Apr 1889	Katyil, Shire of Dimboola, Victoria [1]
Age	29 years
Person ID	I0006	PRUNSTER2005
Last Modified	30 Dec 2013

Father	Carl Heinrich Andreas Wegener, b. 1 Jan 1834, Osterwieck, Germany , d. 23 Jan 1897, Caloote, South Australia Age: 63 years
Relationship	Natural
Mother	Susanna Concordia Johanne Hanckel, b. 1836, Furstenberg, Germany , d. 31 Oct 1921, Mannum, South Australia Age: 85 years
Relationship	Natural
Married	21 Apr 1857	Holy Cross, Blumberg, South Australia
Family ID	F255	Group Sheet

Family Paul Louis Reymond, b. 28 Sep 1858, Orbe, Switzerland , d. 29 Mar 1934, Wagin, Western Australia Age: 75 years

Married 6 Aug 1880 Lutheran Church, Palmer, South Australia

Children

	1. Bertha Clara Alwine Reymond, b. 23 Jul 1881, Palmer, South Australia , d. 14 Jul 1969, Inglewood, Western Australia Age: 87 years
	2. Alice Mathilde Hedwig Reymond, b. 7 Feb 1883, Palmer, SA , d. 20 Oct 1976, Manning, SA Age: 93 years
	3. Hedwig Emma Hulda Reymond, b. 18 Mar 1885, Palmer, SA , d. 31 May 1965, Wagin, WA Age: 80 years
	4. Cecilie Albertine Bertha Reymond, b. 1 Jan 1887, Palmer, SA , d. Jun 1888, Palmer, SA Age: 1 years
	5. Carl Paul Reymond, b. 19 Apr 1889, Palmer, SA , d. Apr 1889, Palmer, SA
	6. Hermann William Reymond, b. 19 Apr 1889, Palmer, SA , d. 11 Jul 1923, Narrogin, WA Age: 34 years

Family ID F221 Group Sheet

Notes

Agnes married Paul Reymond in the Palmer Lutheran church in 1880 and six children were born from the union, two of whom died in infancy. One of these who died was one of twins, whose birth in April 1 889 proved fatal for Agnes. The doctor who attended the birth had treated a woman with septicemia and carried it to Agnes, who died on the day of the birth. The surviving child named Hermann grew u p a healthy child in the care of his grandmother Wegener at Caloote.
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Agnes married Paul Reymond in the Palmer Lutheran church in 1880 and six children were born from the union, two of whom died in infancy. One of these who died was one of twins, whose birth in April 1889 proved fatal for Agnes. The doctor who attended the birth had treated a woman with septicemia and carried it to Agnes, who died on the day of the birth. The surviving child named Hermann grew up a healthy child in the care of his grandmother Wegener at Caloote.