US Rosecrans, Ann Eliza Hegeman

Ann Eliza Hegeman Rosecrans
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Born: October 4, 1823

Birthplace: New York

Father: Adrien Hegeman – 1826

Mother: Eliza Balister 1794 – 1869
(Buried: Mexico City National Cemetery, Mexico City, Mexico)​

Husband: Major General William Starke Rosecrans 1819 – 1898
(Buried: Arlington National Cemetery, Arlington, Virginia)​

Married: August 24, 1843 at St. Paul's Church in New York City, New York

Children:

Rev. Adrian Louis Rosecrans 1849 – 1876​
(Buried: Saint Paul the Apostle Church Vault, Manhattan, New York)​
Sister Mary Louise "Sister St Charles" Rosecrans 1852 – 1878​
(Buried: Ursuline Cemetery, Saint Martin, Ohio)​
Lily Elizabeth Rosecrans Toole 1854 – 1939​
(Buried: Resurrection Cemetery, Helena, Montana)​
Anna Delores "Anita" Rosecrans 1857 – 1903​
(Buried: Old Saint Mary's Catholic Cemetery, Helena, Montana)​
Carl Frederic Rosecrans 1860 – 1926​
(Buried: Calvary Cemetery, Los Angeles, California)​
Charlotte Rosecrans 1862 - 1862​

Life Events:

1842: Met William Rosecrans for the first time at his West Point Graduation​
1843: Married to William S. Rosecrans in New York City​
1847: Moved to Newport, Rhode Island where William was on assignment​
1853: Lived in Washington, DC while William was stationed as an Engineer at the Navy Yard​
1854: Moved to Cincinnati, Ohio after William retired from Military Service​
About 1860: Ann signs the documents witnessing William's Patent Applications​
1862: While William is fighting and winning the Second Battle of Corinth, Ann is at home in Cincinnati, and dangerously ill, she recovers, but their child, Charlotte, dies.​
1871: Moved to San Jose, California​
1881: Moved to Washington, DC after William became a U.S. Congressman​

Died: December 25, 1883

Place of Death: Washington, D.C.

Age at time of Death: 60 years old

Cause of Death: Likely Cancer

Burial Place: Mount Olivet Cemetery, Washington, D.C.
 
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