Birth Certificate of 		Amann, Albert 06-27-1895
Submitted by:			Lisa Cotten  September 2001
Source:				Louisiana State Archives v105, p13

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Be it remembered, that on this day to wit: the Eighth of August in 
the year of our Lord, One thousand Eight Hundred and ninety-five and 
the one Hundredand 20 of the Independence of the United States of 
America before me, S. R. Olliphant, M.D., President Board of Health 
and Ex-Officio Recorder of Births, Deaths, and Marriages, in and for 
the Parish and City of New Orleans,


personally appeared:  
Mary E. Amman nee Spellman, native of this city residing at no. 117 
Pacific Avenue, Algiers, who hereby declares that on the twenty Seventh 
of June, 1895 (27 June 1895) at her residence was born a male child, named 

			Albert Amann (white) 

lawful issue of Jules Amann, a native of Germany aged 21 years, occupation 
grocer, and the deponent a native of this city, aged 21 years.

Thus done at New Orleans, in the presence of the aforesaid Mary E. Amann as
also in that of Messrs. P. H. Lanauze and L. B Geulbach, both of this city,
witnesses, by me requested so to be, who have hereunto set their hands
together with me, after due reading hereof, the day, month, and year first
above written.
Signed by Mary E. Amann

**Albert's mother (Mary Ellen Spellman Amann) died July 14, 1897.  I have
been unable to find death information on his father, Jules Amann.  By 1900,
Albert was "boarding" with Mary Elizabeth Lyons McDonald and in his obituary
in 1925, he lists Mrs. McDonald as "his adopted mother."