~Early Settler of Johnsburg~
Johann Müller, was an early settler in Johnsburg (exact date of his arrival in the community is unknown) and was one of the founders of St John the Baptist Catholic Church, in what became the German community of Johnsburg. He was not one of the founders of the community of Johnsburg itself, which was founded in August of 1841 by Nicholas Adams, Nicholas Frett and Jacob Schmitt. A plaque in his honor was placed at his gravesite ~
Note: This plaque is mistakenly posted on another memorial, that being the memorial of Johann "John" Mueller 75470622~
The following is transcribed exactly as found in Vol I, and I have created his memorial with his name as shown in the records:
From Vol I
St John the Baptist Catholic Church Records:
Page 63
Müller, Johann
d 30 Sep 1858
bur 1 Oct 1858
age 70 yrs
"He helped found the church; a very virtuous man who will no doubt go straight to heaven."
I have recorded the cemetery plot number below, as recorded in the Northeastern McHenry County Cemetery Index Volume, St John the Baptist Cemetery, page 59, Column 2, Johann and his wife Susanna, are recorded as being in A-I- [Section A Block 1(I)and the Lot number itself is not designated, but is shown as being between Lots 23 and Lots 24]
Column 2 of the index is the official cemetery numbering system
Johann Müller, was an early settler in Johnsburg (exact date of his arrival in the community is unknown) and was one of the founders of St John the Baptist Catholic Church, in what became the German community of Johnsburg. He was not one of the founders of the community of Johnsburg itself, which was founded in August of 1841 by Nicholas Adams, Nicholas Frett and Jacob Schmitt. A plaque in his honor was placed at his gravesite ~
Note: This plaque is mistakenly posted on another memorial, that being the memorial of Johann "John" Mueller 75470622~
The following is transcribed exactly as found in Vol I, and I have created his memorial with his name as shown in the records:
From Vol I
St John the Baptist Catholic Church Records:
Page 63
Müller, Johann
d 30 Sep 1858
bur 1 Oct 1858
age 70 yrs
"He helped found the church; a very virtuous man who will no doubt go straight to heaven."
I have recorded the cemetery plot number below, as recorded in the Northeastern McHenry County Cemetery Index Volume, St John the Baptist Cemetery, page 59, Column 2, Johann and his wife Susanna, are recorded as being in A-I- [Section A Block 1(I)and the Lot number itself is not designated, but is shown as being between Lots 23 and Lots 24]
Column 2 of the index is the official cemetery numbering system
~Early Settler of Johnsburg~
Johann Müller, was an early settler in Johnsburg (exact date of his arrival in the community is unknown) and was one of the founders of St John the Baptist Catholic Church, in what became the German community of Johnsburg. He was not one of the founders of the community of Johnsburg itself, which was founded in August of 1841 by Nicholas Adams, Nicholas Frett and Jacob Schmitt. A plaque in his honor was placed at his gravesite ~
Note: This plaque is mistakenly posted on another memorial, that being the memorial of Johann "John" Mueller 75470622~
The following is transcribed exactly as found in Vol I, and I have created his memorial with his name as shown in the records:
From Vol I
St John the Baptist Catholic Church Records:
Page 63
Müller, Johann
d 30 Sep 1858
bur 1 Oct 1858
age 70 yrs
"He helped found the church; a very virtuous man who will no doubt go straight to heaven."
I have recorded the cemetery plot number below, as recorded in the Northeastern McHenry County Cemetery Index Volume, St John the Baptist Cemetery, page 59, Column 2, Johann and his wife Susanna, are recorded as being in A-I- [Section A Block 1(I)and the Lot number itself is not designated, but is shown as being between Lots 23 and Lots 24]
Column 2 of the index is the official cemetery numbering system
Johann Müller, was an early settler in Johnsburg (exact date of his arrival in the community is unknown) and was one of the founders of St John the Baptist Catholic Church, in what became the German community of Johnsburg. He was not one of the founders of the community of Johnsburg itself, which was founded in August of 1841 by Nicholas Adams, Nicholas Frett and Jacob Schmitt. A plaque in his honor was placed at his gravesite ~
Note: This plaque is mistakenly posted on another memorial, that being the memorial of Johann "John" Mueller 75470622~
The following is transcribed exactly as found in Vol I, and I have created his memorial with his name as shown in the records:
From Vol I
St John the Baptist Catholic Church Records:
Page 63
Müller, Johann
d 30 Sep 1858
bur 1 Oct 1858
age 70 yrs
"He helped found the church; a very virtuous man who will no doubt go straight to heaven."
I have recorded the cemetery plot number below, as recorded in the Northeastern McHenry County Cemetery Index Volume, St John the Baptist Cemetery, page 59, Column 2, Johann and his wife Susanna, are recorded as being in A-I- [Section A Block 1(I)and the Lot number itself is not designated, but is shown as being between Lots 23 and Lots 24]
Column 2 of the index is the official cemetery numbering system
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