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6.	John Buntzen Koch - born in 1855, according to the 1870 Hancock Co. census, where he appears in his parent’s household. He is buried in the Koch Cemetery with a headstone that reads “August 1, 1855 - June 15, 1931.” He married Louise M. (maiden name unknown) and lived in Montana, then Utah, then back to Pearlington after his wife’s death. He is supposed to have had at least three children: Peter, Christian, Elis, and possibly more. These children are believed to have stayed in Bozeman, Montana.
7.	Lucy B. Koch - bom on December 18, 1858 and died on September 17, 1911, according to her headstone in the old Koch Cemetery. She married Otto Lutken on June 9, 1890. She lived and died in Logtown, MS. They had:
a.	Peter Lutken - married Irma (maiden name unknown) and lived in Jackson, MS with children.
b.	Alfred Lutken - married and moved to Oregon.
c.	Thomasine Lutken - never married. She lived and died in Logtown. Headstone in Koch Cemetery says bom September 22, 1892, and died February 13, 1952.
8.	Annette “Nettie” Koch - bom on April 20, 1861 and died on August 25, 1955, according to her headstone in the Koch Cemetery. She never married and lived all her life in Logtown.
9.	H. P. “Peter” Koch - bom in the year 1863, according to the 1870 Hancock Co. census where he was in his parent’s home. He supposedly married Eula (last name unknown), had no children, and lived in Louisiana. His obituary in the Sea Coast Echo newspaper says he died on March 12, 1893 at age 28 in Rayne, LA.
It says he “leaves a wife and a large number of relatives,” but no mention of children. It also says he was buried in his “family cemetery.” His headstone says he was bom on May 16, 1863 and died on March 13, 1893.
10.	Thomasine “Sena” Koch - bom in the year 1866, according to the 1870 Hancock County census where she was living with her parents as a child. She married John “Richard” Biering in Hancock County on March 4, 1890 and lived in Bozeman, Montana. They had: Hanna, Lucy, Richard, and Harold.
C.	Florentine Netto - according to her baptismal record in St. Louis Cathedral, she was born on June 18, 1827. She married James Graves and lived and died in the Pearlington, MS area. Based on census and other records (an 1851 Hancock County Land transaction by James Graves), they had the following children:
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