The Wagner Genealogy and Relation
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Person Page 564
Margaret (Magretha) Hittenger
F, #564, born July 4, 1831, died January 12, 1916
Parents
| Father | Jacob Hittenger |
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Family: Michael Wagner (born 11 November 1834, died 28 January 1893)
| Daughter | Mary Wagner+ (born 25 February 1858, died 30 September 1929) |
| Son | John Wagner+ (born 30 April 1862, died 14 April 1934) |
| Son | George Wagner (born 18 February 1865) |
| Daughter | Elizabeth Wagner (born 21 October 1866) |
| Son | Mathias Wagner (born 16 August 1869) |
| Son | Michael Wagner+ (born 9 April 1872) |
| Daughter | Anna Wagner (born 26 June 1874, died 16 March 1959) |
Margaret Hittenger
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Margaret Wagner
Michael and Margaret Wagner
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Biography
Margaret (Magretha) Hittenger was born on 4 July 1831 in Alsace Lorraine. She married Michael Wagner. She died on 12 January 1916 in City of Los Angeles, CA. She was buried in 1916 in Calvary Cemetary, Los Angeles, CA.
Margaret (Magretha) Hittenger had reference number 61. She was christened in August 1831. Margaret was Grandma Anna Wagner's mother. When her husband died she came to live with John and Anna Wagner. Their house which had already been lifted into the air and a new ground floor was constructed beneath it had so many kids (12) that
they built a new grandmothers' apartment in their back yard. Otto and Margaret Wagner's home was directly in front of the small apartment. The address today would be 1742 West
Manchester Blvd. She had already died before I was born, so I knew it as a small rental. Interesting fact....It never had a bathroom or running water, so when the outhouses were
outlawed, when the City of Los Angeles encompassed the ranch, the tenants of the building used the Service Station toilets out on the corner. These were owned and operated by Otto and Joe Wagner. JW. "93.
they built a new grandmothers' apartment in their back yard. Otto and Margaret Wagner's home was directly in front of the small apartment. The address today would be 1742 West
Manchester Blvd. She had already died before I was born, so I knew it as a small rental. Interesting fact....It never had a bathroom or running water, so when the outhouses were
outlawed, when the City of Los Angeles encompassed the ranch, the tenants of the building used the Service Station toilets out on the corner. These were owned and operated by Otto and Joe Wagner. JW. "93.