Partner:
Unknown Niggl (c. 1790-1839)
Partner:
(unknown)
Children:
Name:
Unknown Niggl
Sex:
Male
Father:
-
Mother:
-
Birth:
c. 1790
Occupation:
-; Village schoolmaster, Denklingen, Bavaria
Death:
1839 (age 48-49)
Name:
Josephine Niggl
Sex:
Female
Spouse:
Lorenz Herkomer (1825-1888)
Children:
Hubert Herkomer (1849-1914)
Note (shared):
Pianist and teacher of music. Josephine Niggl was the daughter of a schoolmaster, one of a class who at that time in Germany held a position next in importance to that of the parish priest. She was a real musician herself and came of a family of musicians. A nephew of hers was a schoolmaster at Oberammergau with the task assigned to him of improving the music at the Passion Play; another nephew, had a magnificent tenor voice; and two nieces, Marie and Mathilde Wurm, were well known in the musical world, the former being the winner of a Mendelssohn scholarship in London.
Birth:
1826
Denklingen, Bavaria
Birth fact:
1826 (age 0)
Birth year mentioned in DNB
Occupation:
1871 (age 44-45)
-; Teacher of music
Death:
1879 (age 52-53)
Landsberg am Lech, Bavaria
Name:
Katarina Niggl
Sex:
Female
Spouse:
Birth:
c. 1830
Denklingen, Bavaria
Name:
Marie Sophie Niggl
Sex:
Female
Spouse:
Children:
Birth:
c. 1833
Denklingen, Bavaria
Birth fact:
DNB gives birth year as c.1838
Census (1):
1861 (age 27-28)
Wife in household
Occupation:
1878 (age 44-45)
Teacher of Languages: Madam Wurm, 17 Palace Road, Upper Norwood (PO Directory, 1878)
Census (2):
1881 (age 47-48)
17 Palace Road, Penge (married, husband absent)
Death fact:
1882 (age 48-49)
1882 Sep Qtr, Kensington, 1a/76 (aged 49)
Death:
1882 (age 48-49)
Kensington, Middlesex
Pianist and teacher of music. Josephine Niggl was the daughter of a schoolmaster, one of a class who at that time in Germany held a position next in importance to that of the parish priest. She was a real musician herself and came of a family of musicians. A nephew of hers was a schoolmaster at Oberammergau with the task assigned to him of improving the music at the Passion Play; another nephew, had a magnificent tenor voice; and two nieces, Marie and Mathilde Wurm, were well known in the musical world, the former being the winner of a Mendelssohn scholarship in London.