Her family came to the states when she was 3 months old. She then spend 8 years of her life in Cincinnati, Ohio. When she was 8 years old, her family moved toMadison, Indiana. Here,on Oct 14. 1851, she was married to X Klein. She came with her husband to Missouri in 1853 and in 1857, located in Sumner, Ks, remaining there until the memorable destruction of that town by a cyclone.
In 1864, she came to Mount Pleasant , where she resided for 40 years, having losing her husband in February 1885. In 1904, she still a widow , moved to Potter and spend her remaining days in the home of her youngest daughter.
She was raised a Roman Catholic, but was converted and became a member of the Christian Church at Potter in August 1896.
She was a Mother to seven children.
The funeral services were held at the Christian Church and interment was in Mt Pleasant Cemetery.
obit is in The Potter Kansan, 19 Jan 1911, p2
In 1864, she came to Mount Pleasant , where she resided for 40 years, having losing her husband in February 1885. In 1904, she still a widow , moved to Potter and spend her remaining days in the home of her youngest daughter.
She was raised a Roman Catholic, but was converted and became a member of the Christian Church at Potter in August 1896.
She was a Mother to seven children.
The funeral services were held at the Christian Church and interment was in Mt Pleasant Cemetery.
obit is in The Potter Kansan, 19 Jan 1911, p2
Her family came to the states when she was 3 months old. She then spend 8 years of her life in Cincinnati, Ohio. When she was 8 years old, her family moved toMadison, Indiana. Here,on Oct 14. 1851, she was married to X Klein. She came with her husband to Missouri in 1853 and in 1857, located in Sumner, Ks, remaining there until the memorable destruction of that town by a cyclone.
In 1864, she came to Mount Pleasant , where she resided for 40 years, having losing her husband in February 1885. In 1904, she still a widow , moved to Potter and spend her remaining days in the home of her youngest daughter.
She was raised a Roman Catholic, but was converted and became a member of the Christian Church at Potter in August 1896.
She was a Mother to seven children.
The funeral services were held at the Christian Church and interment was in Mt Pleasant Cemetery.
obit is in The Potter Kansan, 19 Jan 1911, p2
In 1864, she came to Mount Pleasant , where she resided for 40 years, having losing her husband in February 1885. In 1904, she still a widow , moved to Potter and spend her remaining days in the home of her youngest daughter.
She was raised a Roman Catholic, but was converted and became a member of the Christian Church at Potter in August 1896.
She was a Mother to seven children.
The funeral services were held at the Christian Church and interment was in Mt Pleasant Cemetery.
obit is in The Potter Kansan, 19 Jan 1911, p2
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