Married Charles Tisch; parents of:
Emma A TISCH 1872 –
Clara E TISCH 1873 –
Maxwell L TISCH Sr 1882 – 1941
AUGUSTA TISCH
The body of Mrs. Augusta Tisch who died at Oshkosh recently was taken to Mishicot Tuesday for burial.
Manitowoc Pilot, June 2, 1904
Mrs. Augusta Tisch of this city, died Thursday in a hospital in Oshkosh after an operation performed on Wednesday for cancer of the stomach. for several weeks she had been visiting her daughter, Mrs. M.A. Buckley of Medford and when she left here was feeling quite well although for several months previous she had not enjoyed the best of heath. Shortly after going to Medford she was taken sick and gradually growing worse was on Monday, a week ago, taken to Oshkosh, accompanied by Mrs. Buckley and Thursday, her daughter, Miss Clara of this city and son, Max of Antigo were summoned to her bedside. F.M. Duetsch was called there the same evening to embalm the body and prepare it for burial, funeral being held Sunday at the lady's old home at Tisch Mills in the town of Mishicot. She was born in Germany 59 years ago and emigrated to America when a young woman. With her husband, she resided for a great many years in Manitowoc County before coming here. At one time, Mr. and Mrs. Tisch had charge of our county poor farm, which under their management was conducted in a clean, creditable manner. She was a lady held on the highest esteem by all who knew her. Her husband died nine years ago in January. -- WAUSAU PILOT
Two Rivers Chronicle, Tues., June 7, 1904
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Burial per:
Augusta D. W. Tisch/geb 12 Mai 1845/gest 26 Mai 1904, ossw
Emma A TISCH 1872 –
Clara E TISCH 1873 –
Maxwell L TISCH Sr 1882 – 1941
AUGUSTA TISCH
The body of Mrs. Augusta Tisch who died at Oshkosh recently was taken to Mishicot Tuesday for burial.
Manitowoc Pilot, June 2, 1904
Mrs. Augusta Tisch of this city, died Thursday in a hospital in Oshkosh after an operation performed on Wednesday for cancer of the stomach. for several weeks she had been visiting her daughter, Mrs. M.A. Buckley of Medford and when she left here was feeling quite well although for several months previous she had not enjoyed the best of heath. Shortly after going to Medford she was taken sick and gradually growing worse was on Monday, a week ago, taken to Oshkosh, accompanied by Mrs. Buckley and Thursday, her daughter, Miss Clara of this city and son, Max of Antigo were summoned to her bedside. F.M. Duetsch was called there the same evening to embalm the body and prepare it for burial, funeral being held Sunday at the lady's old home at Tisch Mills in the town of Mishicot. She was born in Germany 59 years ago and emigrated to America when a young woman. With her husband, she resided for a great many years in Manitowoc County before coming here. At one time, Mr. and Mrs. Tisch had charge of our county poor farm, which under their management was conducted in a clean, creditable manner. She was a lady held on the highest esteem by all who knew her. Her husband died nine years ago in January. -- WAUSAU PILOT
Two Rivers Chronicle, Tues., June 7, 1904
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Burial per:
Augusta D. W. Tisch/geb 12 Mai 1845/gest 26 Mai 1904, ossw
Married Charles Tisch; parents of:
Emma A TISCH 1872 –
Clara E TISCH 1873 –
Maxwell L TISCH Sr 1882 – 1941
AUGUSTA TISCH
The body of Mrs. Augusta Tisch who died at Oshkosh recently was taken to Mishicot Tuesday for burial.
Manitowoc Pilot, June 2, 1904
Mrs. Augusta Tisch of this city, died Thursday in a hospital in Oshkosh after an operation performed on Wednesday for cancer of the stomach. for several weeks she had been visiting her daughter, Mrs. M.A. Buckley of Medford and when she left here was feeling quite well although for several months previous she had not enjoyed the best of heath. Shortly after going to Medford she was taken sick and gradually growing worse was on Monday, a week ago, taken to Oshkosh, accompanied by Mrs. Buckley and Thursday, her daughter, Miss Clara of this city and son, Max of Antigo were summoned to her bedside. F.M. Duetsch was called there the same evening to embalm the body and prepare it for burial, funeral being held Sunday at the lady's old home at Tisch Mills in the town of Mishicot. She was born in Germany 59 years ago and emigrated to America when a young woman. With her husband, she resided for a great many years in Manitowoc County before coming here. At one time, Mr. and Mrs. Tisch had charge of our county poor farm, which under their management was conducted in a clean, creditable manner. She was a lady held on the highest esteem by all who knew her. Her husband died nine years ago in January. -- WAUSAU PILOT
Two Rivers Chronicle, Tues., June 7, 1904
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Burial per:
Augusta D. W. Tisch/geb 12 Mai 1845/gest 26 Mai 1904, ossw
Emma A TISCH 1872 –
Clara E TISCH 1873 –
Maxwell L TISCH Sr 1882 – 1941
AUGUSTA TISCH
The body of Mrs. Augusta Tisch who died at Oshkosh recently was taken to Mishicot Tuesday for burial.
Manitowoc Pilot, June 2, 1904
Mrs. Augusta Tisch of this city, died Thursday in a hospital in Oshkosh after an operation performed on Wednesday for cancer of the stomach. for several weeks she had been visiting her daughter, Mrs. M.A. Buckley of Medford and when she left here was feeling quite well although for several months previous she had not enjoyed the best of heath. Shortly after going to Medford she was taken sick and gradually growing worse was on Monday, a week ago, taken to Oshkosh, accompanied by Mrs. Buckley and Thursday, her daughter, Miss Clara of this city and son, Max of Antigo were summoned to her bedside. F.M. Duetsch was called there the same evening to embalm the body and prepare it for burial, funeral being held Sunday at the lady's old home at Tisch Mills in the town of Mishicot. She was born in Germany 59 years ago and emigrated to America when a young woman. With her husband, she resided for a great many years in Manitowoc County before coming here. At one time, Mr. and Mrs. Tisch had charge of our county poor farm, which under their management was conducted in a clean, creditable manner. She was a lady held on the highest esteem by all who knew her. Her husband died nine years ago in January. -- WAUSAU PILOT
Two Rivers Chronicle, Tues., June 7, 1904
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Burial per:
Augusta D. W. Tisch/geb 12 Mai 1845/gest 26 Mai 1904, ossw
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