Kauffman.--Anna (Stoll) Kauffman, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Swartz) Stoll, was born in Allen Co., Ind., March 19, 1866; died at her home near Fair Oaks, Ind., Sept. 22, 1932; aged 66 y. 6 m. 3 d. In 1869 she with her parents moved to Daviess Co., Ind., where she resided till the year 1911, when she with her husband and family moved to Jasper Co., Ind., where they resided till the time of her death. On March 4, 1886, she was married to Gideon Kauffman, who preceded her in death Sept., 1924. To this union were born 10 children: Lizzie Yoder, Fair Oaks, Ind.; Leah Yoder, Mio, Mich.; Bertha Eicher, of near Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Victor, who died in 1893; John, at home; William, Fair Oaks, Ind.; Maggie, who died in 1917; Amos, who died in 1904; Agnes Stoll, Washington, Ind.; Elmer at home. She also leaves 23 grandchildren. In 1884 she accepted Christ as her personal Savior and united with the Amish Church, in which faith she died. Mother will be missed in the home and in the community for her kindly disposition and hospitality, and in the church as a faithful member, but He who doeth all things well saw it best, and we want to submit to His will. Funeral from the home Sept. 25, 1932, in charge of Albert Anderson, David Helmuth, and F. W. Weaver. Burial in the Amish cemetery.
Kauffman.--Anna (Stoll) Kauffman, daughter of John and Elizabeth (Swartz) Stoll, was born in Allen Co., Ind., March 19, 1866; died at her home near Fair Oaks, Ind., Sept. 22, 1932; aged 66 y. 6 m. 3 d. In 1869 she with her parents moved to Daviess Co., Ind., where she resided till the year 1911, when she with her husband and family moved to Jasper Co., Ind., where they resided till the time of her death. On March 4, 1886, she was married to Gideon Kauffman, who preceded her in death Sept., 1924. To this union were born 10 children: Lizzie Yoder, Fair Oaks, Ind.; Leah Yoder, Mio, Mich.; Bertha Eicher, of near Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Victor, who died in 1893; John, at home; William, Fair Oaks, Ind.; Maggie, who died in 1917; Amos, who died in 1904; Agnes Stoll, Washington, Ind.; Elmer at home. She also leaves 23 grandchildren. In 1884 she accepted Christ as her personal Savior and united with the Amish Church, in which faith she died. Mother will be missed in the home and in the community for her kindly disposition and hospitality, and in the church as a faithful member, but He who doeth all things well saw it best, and we want to submit to His will. Funeral from the home Sept. 25, 1932, in charge of Albert Anderson, David Helmuth, and F. W. Weaver. Burial in the Amish cemetery.
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