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Fannie Hirt Noack
25 Dec 1878 – 8 Oct 1965
| Birth | 25 Dec 1878 |
| Death | 8 Oct 1965 |
| Cemetery | Odd Fellows Cemetery Rockdale , Milam County , Texas , USA |
| Added by | Holly Bonorden Jentsch on 27 Feb 2014 |
| FaG | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/69002031 |
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From her Texas certificate of deathName: Fannie Hirt Noack Death Date: 08 Oct 1965 Death Place: St. David's Hospital, Austin, Travis, Texas Gender: Female Race: White Death Age: 86 years 9 months 13 days Birth Date: 25 Dec 1878 Birthplace: Germany Marital Status: Widowed Father's Name: Joseph Hirt Mother's Name: Bertha Roth Occupation: Domestic Place of Residence: West Bell at Burleson, Rockdale, Milam, Texas Cemetery: I.O.O.F. Cemetery Burial Place: Rockdale, Texas Burial Date: 10 Oct 1965 Informant: Mamie Noack Fieseler Siblings: Emile Hirt Otthaefen Germany (May 6, 1876) Rosa Hirt Otthaefen Germany (Sep 1, 1877) Fannie Hirt Ottenhaefen Germany (Dec 25, 1878) Joseph Frank Hirt Jr. Ottenhaefen Germany (Dec 22, 1879) August Hirt - Missouri USA (Oct 15, 1882) Emma Hirt - Salty TX (Aug 21, 1884) Louise Hirt - Salty TX (Jan 7, 1886) Mary Hirt - Salty TX (Sep 12, 1887) Minnie Hirt - Salty TX (Sep 7, 1889) Willie Hirt - Salty TX (Nov 6, 1890) Max Leo Hirt - Salty TX (Feb 4, 1892) Emil Hirt - Salty TX (Sep 7, 1897) Fannie & her parents Joseph Hirt & Bertha von Roth immigrated to the US Mar 8, 1881. Destination: New York, arrived on the vessel Labrador. It is probable that Joseph and his family made the trek to Texas via rail to St Louis and Hannibal, Missouri, than on to Moberly, Kansas City and Sedlia over the widely publicized "Great Immirant Route" The Missouri, Kansas and Texas "Katy" railway. It is also possible that the tickets had been purchased in advance in Germany and that they had planned in advance to settle in Milam County near Rockdale. (Source: History of Milam County, p 52, from "Beckhusen-Aschenbeck" entry submitted by Mrs Lucille Huntsman and Eugene A Beckheusen) They resided in Salty, TX Jan 1, 1883 For some unknown reason Emilie stayed behind in Germany until 1892, when she came to the US, she landed at Galveston Texas on the vessel "Salier" Joseph petitioned the court to become a citizen in Milam County TX Feb 22, 1909.
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- Emilie Hirt Beckhusen 1876–1966
- Rosa "Rosie" Hirt Dockall 1877–1964
- Joseph Frank "Joe Frank" Hirt Jr 1879–1931
- August Hirt 1882–1947
- Emma Pauline Hirt Rohmfeld 1884–1973
- Louise Fannie Hirt Doss 1885–1980
- Marie Hirt Roepke 1887–1974
- Mena "Minnie" Hirt Stephens 1889–1974
- Willie Charlie Hirt 1890–1975
- Max Leo Hirt 1892–1966
- Emil Ernest Hirt 1893–1953
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