Mrs. Sarah Kinzer passed away at her home in this city Monday morning, after an illness of several weeks duration.
Sarah Stalker was born December 23rd, 1869, in Wood County, Ohio. At the age of fifteen she moved with her parents to Albion, Nebraska, where she was married to Frank Kinzer in the fall of 1887. To this union was born six children, two boys and four girls.
She leaves to mourn her departure five children, Mrs. Cora West, of this city, Mrs. Delila Sandeen, of Red Oak, Iowa, William, Neil and Ellen Kinzer of this city. Her husband and eldest daughter preceded her in death. She also leaves six brothers and one sister besides many friends.
The funeral was held from the Free Methodist church Tuesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Smith, and interment was made in Rose Hill cemetery.
(Albion Weekly News – Albion, Nebraska – December 25, 1919)
Additional note: Husband Frank died 9/6/1906 in Loretto, Nebraska. Per his obituary he was buried "in a cemetery north of town". Daughter Bessie is mentioned in an Albion Weekly News dated 2/4/1915 which states she died in an Omaha hospital and the body was taken to her home at Fairfax, S.D. for burial beside her child. She is listed as Mrs. Joe Hoeffley.
Sarah Stalker was born December 23rd, 1869, in Wood County, Ohio. At the age of fifteen she moved with her parents to Albion, Nebraska, where she was married to Frank Kinzer in the fall of 1887. To this union was born six children, two boys and four girls.
She leaves to mourn her departure five children, Mrs. Cora West, of this city, Mrs. Delila Sandeen, of Red Oak, Iowa, William, Neil and Ellen Kinzer of this city. Her husband and eldest daughter preceded her in death. She also leaves six brothers and one sister besides many friends.
The funeral was held from the Free Methodist church Tuesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Smith, and interment was made in Rose Hill cemetery.
(Albion Weekly News – Albion, Nebraska – December 25, 1919)
Additional note: Husband Frank died 9/6/1906 in Loretto, Nebraska. Per his obituary he was buried "in a cemetery north of town". Daughter Bessie is mentioned in an Albion Weekly News dated 2/4/1915 which states she died in an Omaha hospital and the body was taken to her home at Fairfax, S.D. for burial beside her child. She is listed as Mrs. Joe Hoeffley.
Mrs. Sarah Kinzer passed away at her home in this city Monday morning, after an illness of several weeks duration.
Sarah Stalker was born December 23rd, 1869, in Wood County, Ohio. At the age of fifteen she moved with her parents to Albion, Nebraska, where she was married to Frank Kinzer in the fall of 1887. To this union was born six children, two boys and four girls.
She leaves to mourn her departure five children, Mrs. Cora West, of this city, Mrs. Delila Sandeen, of Red Oak, Iowa, William, Neil and Ellen Kinzer of this city. Her husband and eldest daughter preceded her in death. She also leaves six brothers and one sister besides many friends.
The funeral was held from the Free Methodist church Tuesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Smith, and interment was made in Rose Hill cemetery.
(Albion Weekly News – Albion, Nebraska – December 25, 1919)
Additional note: Husband Frank died 9/6/1906 in Loretto, Nebraska. Per his obituary he was buried "in a cemetery north of town". Daughter Bessie is mentioned in an Albion Weekly News dated 2/4/1915 which states she died in an Omaha hospital and the body was taken to her home at Fairfax, S.D. for burial beside her child. She is listed as Mrs. Joe Hoeffley.
Sarah Stalker was born December 23rd, 1869, in Wood County, Ohio. At the age of fifteen she moved with her parents to Albion, Nebraska, where she was married to Frank Kinzer in the fall of 1887. To this union was born six children, two boys and four girls.
She leaves to mourn her departure five children, Mrs. Cora West, of this city, Mrs. Delila Sandeen, of Red Oak, Iowa, William, Neil and Ellen Kinzer of this city. Her husband and eldest daughter preceded her in death. She also leaves six brothers and one sister besides many friends.
The funeral was held from the Free Methodist church Tuesday afternoon, conducted by Rev. Smith, and interment was made in Rose Hill cemetery.
(Albion Weekly News – Albion, Nebraska – December 25, 1919)
Additional note: Husband Frank died 9/6/1906 in Loretto, Nebraska. Per his obituary he was buried "in a cemetery north of town". Daughter Bessie is mentioned in an Albion Weekly News dated 2/4/1915 which states she died in an Omaha hospital and the body was taken to her home at Fairfax, S.D. for burial beside her child. She is listed as Mrs. Joe Hoeffley.
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