Crystal’s Genealogy

Maiden Name: Stockle
Born: November 3rd, 1859 (somewhere else reports August 1959, but death certificate says November 3rd) in Germany
Died: November 4th, 1917 in Baltimore, Maryland from Cerebral Thrombosis, buried November 6, 1917 at Wards Chapel Cemetary (her tombstone is located in the front row by the road, just behind Antons but as a small plaque on the ground), View Death Certificate
Nickname: Grossmom
Occupation: Housewife (Houseworker)
Parents: Louisa Stockle (though we are unsure if this is mother or stepmother)
Siblings:
Married: Married to Anton Reisberg
Children:

Notations:

- Matilda Reisberg is listed in “Germans to America” Volume 43, May 1882 – August 1882 as coming over on the S.S. Spain in June 1882

- Ward’s Chapel Cemetary records that when lots were purchased by Matilda Reisberg, family name was presented as Reisbach.

Born: August 25, 1854 in Germany (Somewhere else reported July 1854, but death certificate says August 25)
Died: March 27, 1940 in Baltimore, Maryland of Cardio Vascular Disease, buried March 29th 1940 at Wards Chapel Cemetary (his tombstone is located in the front row by the road), View Death Certificate
Nickname: Grosspop
Occupation: Farmer (Laborer)
Parents:
Siblings:
Married: Married to Matilda Stockle (also has been listed as Mathilde)
Children:

Notations:

- Anton Reisberg is listed in “Germans to America” Volume 43, May 1882 – August 1882 as coming over on the S.S. Spain in June 1882 at 27 years old

- Ward’s Chapel Cemetary records that when lots were purchased by Matilda Reisberg, family name was presented as Reisbach.

- From the Naturalization Records of Baltimore County:
Reisberg, Anton
Baltimore County, October 14, 1898, first applied Case #921
Certificate No. Nat.-Vol 6, Folio 2218, Circuit Court for Baltimore County.
Germany. September 19, 1902 Date of Naturalization.
Dr. J. E. Bolte, character witness.

Crystal’s Notations:

- There is a city in Germany called Reisbach located in southeastern modern day Germany, Bavaria to be specific, according to the Wikipedia entry. I am unsure if this has any significance but wanted to note it here. The German Wikipedia page has more information on the city, but it’s in German.

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