Jacob Englert ¹

  General Notes:

1850 Fed Census: listed as shoe maker, real estate worth $700
1851 Rochester, NY Directory: Englent, Jacob shoemaker, h. 159 N. Clinton
1853-54 Rochester, NY Directory: Englet, Jacob shoemaker 160 N. Clinton
1860 Fed Census: listed as brewer, real estate - $3000, personal - $2000
1861 Rochester, NY Directory: Englert, Jacob brewer, St. Paul, h. 166 N. Clinton
1864-1865 Rochester, NY Directory: Englert, Jacob, vol. 1 vet. huzzars, b. 46 Lowell
1867-1869 Roch, NY Dir: Englert Jacob, brewer, 117 N. St. Paul, h. do.
1870 Roch, NY Dir: Englert Jacob, brewer, r. 117 N. St. Paul, h. do.
1870 Fed Census: listed as brewer, real estate - $30000, personal - $15000, listed as citizen (Note: date census officially recorded is two days after his death date)
1871 Roch, NY Dir: NO ENGLERT JACOB - LISTING IS NOW CATHERINE

Note: mispellings in Rochester Directory listings above are shown as they were in the directory.

Interesting fact - 117 N. St Paul is smack dab in the middle of High Falls Brewery currently in operation. High Falls used to be known as Genesee Brewing Company. Looking at an 1875 map of Rochester it looks as if the Germans in the area had a few small breweries operating in this section of the city that Genesee Brewing Company ultimately took over and consolidated.

According to Brenda at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery, Jacob was buried at St. Joseph's and that cemetery was moved to Holy Sepulchre in 1872. The records state that Jacob is buried in Lot #177, Section 9. I visitted that plot but did not see a marker. There are plenty of markers from the same era and even some civil war veterans but Jacob's is not visible or there never was one.

Jacob married Catharine Heberger, daughter of Heberger and ? ?. (Catharine Heberger was born in May 1828 in , Germany,^{1 4} died on 4 Nov 1901 in Rochester, Monroe, New York ⁵ and was buried on 7 Nov 1901 in Holy Sepulchre Cem.-Rochester ⁶.)