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1875 - 1960 (84 years)
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Name |
Mary Mathilda Groebel |
Nickname |
Tillie |
Born |
21 Nov 1875 |
New Orleans, Louisiana [1] |
Gender |
Female |
Also Known As |
Sister Mary Clement |
Died |
24 Aug 1960 |
Provincial House, 3500 St. Claude Ave., New Orleans, Louisiana |
Buried |
24 Aug 1960 |
St. Vincent de Paul Cemetery No. 2, New Orleans, Louisiana |
Comment 1 |
Abt 1980 |
Holy Cross Mausoleum, New Orleans, Louisiana |
Re-interred at Sisters Marionites of Holy Cross Mausoleum in the 1980's |
Person ID |
I4735 |
Stewart |
Last Modified |
22 Nov 2010 |
Father |
Heinrich Groebel, b. 31 Jul 1821, Moselweiß, Germany , d. 15 Jun 1888, New Orleans, Louisiana (Age 66 years) |
Mother |
Victoria Catharina Gassar, b. 21 Jun 1842, Hambrecht, Alsace-Lorraine, France , d. 17 Jan 1897, New Orleans, Louisiana (Age 54 years) |
Married |
14 Jan 1862 |
St. John the Evangelist Church, Plaquemine, Louisiana |
Notes |
- Two male children were born before Ignatius and died probably shortly after birth, probably twins. Both were Baptized on 1 Dec 1863.
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Family ID |
F1541 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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Photos |
 | 2233 Magazine St. Residents (Bernards) Residents of 2233 Magazine St. |
 | Groebel Sisters Mrs. Henry Groebel and her daughters:
Foreground: Vickie, Mrs. Groebel, Fienie.
Rear: Mary, Tienie, Tillie, Fannie, Cunie.
Vickie (Victoria Groebel)
Mrs. Groebel (Victoria Catharina Gassar)
Fienie (Maria Josephine Groebel)
Mary: ?
Tienie (Christine Groebel)
Tillie (Mary Mathilda Groebel)
Fannie (Francisca Groebel)
Cunie (Maria Cunigunda Groebel) |
Headstones |
 | Name Plate. Name plate with Mary Mathilda Groebel's name: Sr. Clement Groebel, 1875-1960 (3rd from the bottom). |
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Notes |
- Unmarried.
- Sr. Clement was assigned to minister to the following:
1922-1930 St. Mary Boy's Asylum (orphans)
1932 helped to flute caps for the sisters at Holy Angels (the Provincial House at the time)
1938-1940 Assigned to Morgan City in charge of the Cafeteria and Fluting caps
1940-1942 Assigned to Eunice teaching the 2nd Grade
1943-1948 Assigned to Plaquemine, LA to teach the 1st Grade
1949-1951 Assigned to Plaquemine, LA to teach the 2nd Grade
1952-1960 Assigned to the Provincial House to help make caps until she became bed ridden.
Source: Sister Barbara at Holy Cross, Archivist.
Buried:
- She was originally interred in a tomb for Sisters Marianites of Holy Cross in St. Vincent de Paul Cemetery.
In the 1980s due to dilapidation of the burial tomb she, along with other sisters of Holy Cross, were moved and re-interred at a new mausoleum at Holy Cross College.
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Sources |
- [S57] Orleans Parish Birth Index (Reliability: 3).
Vol. 67, page 630
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