On October 30, 1879 she was married to the Reverend Hermann Pfundt at the German Methodist Episcopal Church in Lafayette, which the Wahrenburgs attended.

Hermann Pfundt was born December 25, 1850 at Genthin, the son of Wilhelm and Hermine (Steinweg) Pfundt. Several of the Genthin Pfundts were godparents to the children of August and Auguste Wahrenburg, Anna’s parents. Hermann decided to become a missionary in Africa and entered the Mission House in Berlin where he studied theology. However, he was unable to meet the physical requirements for missionary service in Africa and came instead to America, arriving in New York on the S.S. Herder from Hamburg on August 28, 1878. He spent six months studying theology in a seminary at Marthasville, Missouri, then went to Buffalo, New York where he was ordained a German Evangelical Church pastor at St. Paul’s German Evangelical Church on May 11, 1879.

After Hermann’s marriage to Anna, the young couple moved to Petoskey, Emmet County, Michigan in 1880, where Hermann was first called to a pastorate. They are enumerated June 14, 1880 at Petoskey in the federal census of Michigan. The first child of the couple Bertha Auguste Hermine (Minnie) Pfundt  was born August 4, 1880 in Petoskey MI. It was Hermann himself who baptized his daughter on August 26, 1880 in the new "Evangelische-Immanuels-Kirche". Witnesses were: Auguste Wahrenburg, Anna's mother, as well as Theodor and Lizzie Schumann. According to the church records, Reverend Pfundt's daughter was the first child baptized in the new church that was established August 8, 1880, according to a newspaper article of 2005 for the church's 125th anniversary. And Hermann Pfundt was its first pastor.

In 1881 Hermann was called to a pastorate at St. Johannis German Evangelical Church in Stolpe, Missouri near Hermann. Anna was pregnant with their second child and the following sad entry appears, written in Hermann’s hand, in the church books of St. Johannis, dated November 10, 1881:

"Anna Pfundt, Ehefrau des Rev. H. Pfundt (geborene Wahrenburg), geboren am 4. April 1859 in Deutschland. Starb am 9. November im Kindbett, eine halbe St. nach der Geburt eines toten Knaben. Ihr Alter war 22 J. 7 M. 5 Tage."
In English translation: Anna Pfundt (née Wahrenburg), wife of the Reverend H. Pfundt, born April 4, 1859 in Germany. Died November 9 in childbed, half an hour after giving birth to a dead boy. Her age was 22 years, 7 months, 5 days.

Hermann remarried August 29, 1882 at Bay, Missouri to a young parishoner, Adeline Kehlenbrink. They had five children: Theodore, Hedwig, Taletha, Eric and Olga, who were born between 1884 and 1895 in Illinois and Missouri. Theodore and Eric also also became pastors of the German Evangelical Church. Hermann had a long, active life in the ministry at locations in Michigan, Illinois and Missouri. He served the Ebenezer Church at Augusta, Missouri from 1911-1934 where Adeline died in 1934. 

March 2013: Our sincere thanks go
- to June Mengwasser, a descendant of Hermann Pfundt and his second wife Adeline Kehlenbrink. Without her we would have never found Anna's and Hermann's first child.
- to the recent Pastor of the "Emmanuel Evangelical Church" in Petoskey Mark Drinkall, who provided us with church records
- to Norma Stollmeyer Maier for the initial research into Minnie Pfundt's, the Gladwill family.
 

Hermann Pfundt

His last ministry was in 1935 at Matson, Missouri. He spent his last years in retirement at the home of his daughter Hedwig Berg in Augusta MO, where he died February 17, 1943 at the age of 92. At the time of his death, his son Theodore was a pastor at Cook, Nebraska and Erich was a pastor at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma.

Gravestone for Anna (Wahrenburg) Pfundt
in church yard St. John's, Stolpe, Gasconade County MO
Inscription on top: "Unser Glaube ist der Sieg" (Our faith is the victory)