Lisa Lutz

Lisa Lutz was born on May 5, 1828, as the second child of Antonius Lutz and Josephina Vos on the Lutz estate in the district of Vöhren. She has one older brother named Bernardus Lutz, who was present at her birth. She grew up like many others in the countryside, spending most of her time on the farm. There was not enough money for school, and the children were expected to help on the farm with small tasks and the harvest. There was only Sunday school in church, which focused mainly on reading and studying religion. Lisa loved her youth on the farm. She wanted to help her father with all kinds of chores, even if they were too heavy for her. She had a deep, almost spiritual connection with the animals and dreamed of having a farm of her own one day.   Her mother, Josephina, wanted Lisa to work in her parents' clothing and repair shop. Lisa gave it a try for a while, but she didn't enjoy being confined to the shop and talking to customers about fashion she had no interest in. When her mother asked if she wanted to work in the shop and eventually inherit it, Lisa politely declined. Although Josephina wasn't happy with her decision, she ultimately respected it.   When Lisa attended a friend's wedding, she met Frederik Keller, who was a farmer and inherited his parents' large farm named Tenvenn. The farm had both animals and cultivated land. Lisa and Frederik began a courtship and eventually got married on May 24, 1845, at St. Mary's Chapel in Lutheria. After the wedding, Lisa moved from her parents' house to the Tenvenn farm to live with her husband. She immediately took on the role of co-managing the farm, with a focus on taking care of the large flock of animals.   Lisa Lutz bears a striking resemblance to her mother Josephina, sharing similar physical features such as brown eyes, brown hair, an empathetic and cheerful expression, and fair skin. She inherited her dark eyebrows from her father. Lisa is a bright and optimistic individual who enjoys joking around and finding joy in life's simple pleasures.