Anna Elizabeth MEISNER

  General Notes:

Don't know if Anna married Boberg before or after they came to the states. Independent records have them both coming over in 1872 - with an A. Meisner, age unknown, coming over in 1872 as having been documented in the US. Work Project Administration's "Index to Records of Aliens Declarations of Intention and/or Oaths of Allegiance, 1789-1880... in Philadelphia". "A. Meisner" listing will be in Volume 8, on p 478.

Further on A. Meisner. Came over BEFORE 1872. Took an oath of something before Supreme Court on 9/13/1872, and some other oath before Common Pleas 9/1/1879.

For Common Pleas, write

Phila City Archives
Room 523
Phila City Hall Annex
Phila Pa 19107
$2.00

For Supreme Court, write
The Pa Historical and Museum Commission
P.O. Box 1026
Harrisburh, PA 17120
Probably don't have the record, though....

Also, found two other Ana Meis(s)ners that might be her, born in 1845. One is Anna Francisca Meissner, ther other Anna Maria Meissner. See separate records for them.

  Events

• Events. buried out of St. Augustines in Lawrencville

• Events, 1872. Came over to America; may have been fleeing Bismarck's anti-Catholic campaign.

• Events, May 1845. listed as birthday in 1900 census

• Events, 1 May 1846. "Aunt Cecilia" (to Lou Rinscheid) listed this

• Events. as (Anna) Elizabeth's birthday. May contradict 1880 census.

Anna married Caspar BOBERG, son of BOBERG and NN N.N., about 1872. (Caspar BOBERG was born on 9 Dec 1844 in Hannover, Niedersachsen, DEU and died on 28 Apr 1915.)