Mary (Johanna Gantzen) Maass, Mrs

Abt 1785 - Aft 1850  (~ 66 years)

• Name	Mary (Johanna Gantzen) Maass
  	Researcher Robert Horn believed the Maass parents were Zimmerman Maass and Johanna Gantzen. However they are found in 1850 census as Charles D. and Mary. http://familytreemaker.genealogy.com/users/h/o/r/Robert-G-Horn/index.html
  Suffix	Mrs
  Birth	Abt 1785	Prussia
  Gender	Female
  Census	2 Nov 1850	Tyler Co, Texas
  	2 Nov 1850 Tyler County res 118/118 A Knuppel 28 28 Germany Farmer John Knupple 61 Germany Louisa 57 Germany Ernest 24 Germany res 119/119 Chas Maass 40 Germany Farmer Mary 25 Germany Eliza Deurand 38 Henry Durand 6 PA M Prieto 37 res 120/120 Chas D Maass 66 Germany Carpenter Mary Maass 62 Germany res 121/121 Fred Koch 49 Germany Farmer Augusta 35 Germany Augusto 13 Germany Amistine 8 Germany Alvena 7 Germany Fred 5 Germany Peter 3 Germany Reinholt 1 Germany Charles 2/12 TX res 122/122 Christian Gentz 55 Germany Farmer Charlotte 50 Germany William 13 Germany Charles 11 Germany Ferdinand 5 Germany
  		1850 Texas, Tyler County, Census Gentz, Maass, Knupple, and Koch families. Please see the document "Prussian Immigrants" also attached to this census event to have a better understanding of the familial relationships of these families.
  		Prussian Immigrants A closer look at the Gentz, Maass, Knupple, Koch and Block families in Southeast Texas in 1850. (d)
  Death	Aft 1850	Hardin Co, Texas
  Person ID	I22579	Roots
  Last Modified	10 Feb 2011

  
  

  Family	Charles D (Zimmerman) Maass,   b. 1784, Prussia d. Aft 1850, of, Tyler Co, Texas (Age 67 years)
  Marriage	Abt 1795	Prussia
  Children	1. Charles Maass,   b. 1810, Prussia d. Aft 1860 (Age 51 years) + 2. Augusta Maass,   b. 1816, of, Lassen, Prussia d. Aft 1900, Hardin Co, Texas (Age 85 years) + 3. William (Christopher Wilhelm) Maass, (immigrant),   b. 22 Oct 1819, Volast, Tasadon, Prussia d. 3 Jun 1885, Sabine Pass, Jefferson Co, Texas (Age 65 years)
  Family ID	F8234	Group Sheet  |  Family Chart
  Last Modified	10 Feb 2011

  
  

• Documents

  Silsbee Bee Sesquicentennial (History of Hardin County) Hardin County's 150th Birthday, Story of Koch (Cook), Knupple, and Maass families, and even members of the Gentz family, who arrived from Prussia and settled Cook's Bluff, which later became a part of Silsbee.(d)