Individual Details
Anna Walla
(6 Jul 1822 - 18 Apr 1894)
Events
| Birth | 6 Jul 1822 | Slavetice, Okres Trebic, Vysočina, Czech Republic | |||
| Marriage | Jacobus Jakob Koza | ||||
| Immigration | 23 Jun 1872 | Baltimore, Maryland, USA |  |  | |
| Death | 18 Apr 1894 | Skull Creek, Butler, Nebraska, USA | |||
| Burial | Saints Peter and Paul Cemetery, Abie, Butler, Nebraska, USA |
Families
| Spouse | Jacobus Jakob Koza (1807 - 1871) |
| Child | Mary M. Koza (1845 - 1927) |
| Child | Anna Koza (1846 - 1930) |
| Child | Frantiska "Frances" Koza (1850 - 1926) |
| Child | Anthumia "Antonia" Koza (1851 - 1938) |
| Child | Karolina "Clara" Koza (1852 - 1913) |
| Child | Franz "Frank" Koza (1857 - 1946) |
| Child | Vaclav Wenzl "James" Koza (1859 - 1935) |
| Child | Jan "John" Koza (1866 - 1925) |
Notes
Immigration
Following her husband's death, Anna emigrated to the United States with six of her children. The passenger list for the ship Ohio, which arrived in Baltimore, Maryland from Bremen, Germany, on 23 June 1872. includes the following family group: Anna Koza, age 50; Franziska, 23; Antonia, 21; Caroline, 20; Franz, 15; Wenzl, 13; and Johann, 7. Her two oldest children immigrated separately with their families: Anna Chemelka in 1871 and Mary Otoupal in 1878.Endnotes
1. Baltimore, Passenger Lists, 1820-1948 and 1954-1957.