Natural Hortêncio of St. Joseph, Jacob Jaeger (* 1857 +1943) was the son of immigrant Adolph Franz Jaeger and Catharina Elisabeth Schuck. His father Adolph was the first professor of family, beginning his career as an educator in the town of Happy, where he founded one of the first schools in the locality, in the interior of your home. Jacob lived in the Valley of Fall in the first years of life, still small, he accompanied his parents and brothers who emigrated to Porto Alegre in search of better prospects in life. His father also worked with wires, since the income was small as a teacher to keep the whole family. In the early years
Jacob helped his father and three brothers, George, Henry and John the Baptist. Later, the four were studying at the Institute of Education of Porto Alegre. Jacob was one of the first teachers of the state in his early work, he returned to the Valley of the Fall where he married Anna Reichert (also a native of St. Joseph's Hortêncio) in 1881.
Jacob was a professor at St. Vendelino and lived many years in San Sebastian the Fall, where he owned a small photographic studio. The house she lived in was very old, the photos were revealed in the cellar. After more than ten years in the Valley of Fall, where their first children were born, Jacob was transferred to Nova Petropolis.
De Nova Petropolis, Jacob was transferred to St. Paul Sting, inside Morro Reuter where he taught for many years. Even distant at the time, Jacob had proximity to the region, his parents lived with her sister Mary Jaeger Valley Fall. Mary was the first teacher of the Good Principle.
When he retired, Jaeger went to live in Sao Leopoldo. He belonged to a family of religious educators and all the brothers Jacob were teachers. 5 of his 10 children also dedicated themselves to teaching. Professor Jaeger died in 1943. In his tribute there is a school with his name in Pine Forest High, Nova Petropolis, and a street with his name in the municipality of Sao Leopoldo.
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