Catharine Heberger ¹⁶⁵

  General Notes:

The 1900 Fed census that shows Catherine living with her daughter Margaret Pritchard says that Catherine is the mother of 9 with 5 children still living. It also says that she immigrated in 1837.

Rochester, NY Directory listings and Fed Census:
1871 Englert Catherine, brewer, r. 117 N. St. Paul, house do. (I think son John V. Englert was running the brewing operation for Catherine) - also listed in business sect
1872 same - also in business section under brewers
1873 same
1874 Englert Catherine, widow, h. rear 117 N. St. Paul - Brewery no longer in business section. I believe Catherine starting selling/portioning off this property and created the street Bismark Place. On an 1875 map of Rochester, 117 N. St. Paul is not an adress and the street Bismark Place is in its place with a small brewery at the rear.
1875 Englert Catherine, widow, h. 19 Bismark Pl.
1876 Englert Catherine, widow, h. 19 Bismark Pl.
1877 NO CATHERINE LISTED
1878 NO CATHERINE LISTED
1879 Englert Catherine, widow of Jacob, house 3 Bismarc Place
1880 Englert Catherine, widow of Jacob, house 31 Marietta
1880 Fed census: resides at 31 Marietta, listed as head of household, keeping house
1881 same
1882 Enlgert Catherine, widow of Jacob, h. 32 Oakman
1883 same
Street Renumbering...
1884 Englert Catherine, widow of Jacob, 40 Oakman;32
1885 Englert Catherine, widow of Jacob, 40 Oakman
1886 same
1887 Englert Catherine, widow of Jacob, house 693 North Clinton
1888
1889 Englert Catherine, widow of Jacob, house 6 Louis Park (I think this is the back of the same house at 40 Oakman, today 6 Louis park doesn't exist. The house today looks as if it is a double and address 6 would have been the back half)
1890 same
1891 same
1892 Englert Catherine, widow of Jacob, h. 40 Oakman
1893 same
1894 same
1895 same
1896 same
1897 Englert Catherine, widow of Jacob, house 668 North Clinton
1898 Englert Catherine, widow Jacob, house 6 Cleveland Park
1899 Englert Catherine, widow Jacob, bds. 275 State
1900 Englert Catherine, widow Jacob, bds. 275 State
1900 Fed Census: living with daughter Margaret Pritchard and her family at 275 State Street
1901 NO CATHERINE ENGLERT

Death certificate (#44732, NY) says that she was in the U.S. for 61 years, so that indicates she immigrated in 1830. This conflicts with the 1900 census. Her death certificate also says she aged 73 years, 6 months. The age data matches the 1900 census.

Catharine married Jacob Englert, son of Johan Michael Englert and Anna Maria Eva Weissenmaier. (Jacob Englert was born on 30 Dec 1825 in Schifferstandt, Bayern, Germany,^169,175 died on 19 Jul 1870 in Rochester, Monroe, New York ^169,176 and was buried on 21 Jul 1870 in Lady of Victoria St. Joseph's Church Cemetery, Rochester, Monroe, NY ¹⁷⁷.) The cause of his death was Dropsey.