On Friday morning at 11:30 Mrs. Justine Albert, mother of Ferdinand Albert of this city, closed her tired eyes in the slumber of death, having attained the advanced age of 75 years, 3 months. Since December her health had been failing; she took to her bed a few weeks ago and gradually grew weaker until she passed peacefully away.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fritz and was born March 30, 1842 at Schoen Walde, West Prussia, Germany. When 13 years of age she came with her father and the other members of the family to this country, locating in Washington, Co. After a short time she went to live at Horicon where in 1859 she was married to Carl Albert. They lived on a farm south of Horicon until in 1900 they removed to Mayville. Here Mrs. Alberet lived to the day of her death in her home just west of her son's on the Horicon road.
Twelve children were given them during their happy married life, eight boys and four girls. They are: Charles, Albert and Theodore at Thorpe, Clark Co., John south of Horicon, William, who died in Jan. 1916, Ferdinand at Mayville, also Miss Alvina, who was her mother's constant and faithful attendant, Mrs. Amelia Welsch at EauClaire, Mrs. Emma McKee at Pittsville, Adolf at Grand Rapids, Alvin and Mrs. Olga Lawson at New Holstein. There are 34 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
The funeral took place Monday afternoon from the late home with interment at Graceland cemetery, Rev. Frank B. Dunkley conducting the services, the M. E. church choir singing.
In what high esteem she was held was shown by the large attendance of relatives and friends and the numerous large and beautiful floral tributes.
We wish to extend sincere sympathy to the mourning relatives in their bereavement.
Mayville News July 5, 1917
In her home on the western border of Mayville on the road to Horicon last Friday at 11:30 a.m. in the morning, the widowed Mrs. Carl Albert, née Justine Fritz, died after several months of illness at the age of 75 years and three months.
She was born March 30, 1842 in Schoenwalde, West Prussia, Germany and came to America in 1855 with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Lorenz Fritz and children, who settled in Washington County.
A few years later she came to Horicon, married Carl Albert in 1859 and moved to a farm south of Horicon, on which they lived until 1900 and then came to Mayville, where they lived next to the beautiful home of their son, Ferdinand Albert, remaining for the rest of their lives.
The marriage resulted in twelve children, eight sons and four daughters, as follows: Carl, Albert and Theodor Albert at Thorp, Clark County, Wis., John Albert south of Horicon, Wilhelm Albert, who died in January 1916, Ferdinand Albert of Mayville, Miss Alvina Albert, who faithfully cared for her mother, Mrs. Amelia Welsch of Eau Claire, Wis., Mrs. Emma McKee of Pittsville, Wis., Adolf Albert of Grand Rapids, Wis., Alvin Albert and Mrs. Olga Lawson of New Holstein, Wis.
She also leaves 34 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
The funeral took place Monday afternoon from the house of mourning, conducted by Rev. Frank B. Dunkley, to Graceland Cemetery.
You found rest.
Our condolences to the bereaved relatives.
Dodge County Pionier July 6, 1917 (Translated from the German)
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fritz and was born March 30, 1842 at Schoen Walde, West Prussia, Germany. When 13 years of age she came with her father and the other members of the family to this country, locating in Washington, Co. After a short time she went to live at Horicon where in 1859 she was married to Carl Albert. They lived on a farm south of Horicon until in 1900 they removed to Mayville. Here Mrs. Alberet lived to the day of her death in her home just west of her son's on the Horicon road.
Twelve children were given them during their happy married life, eight boys and four girls. They are: Charles, Albert and Theodore at Thorpe, Clark Co., John south of Horicon, William, who died in Jan. 1916, Ferdinand at Mayville, also Miss Alvina, who was her mother's constant and faithful attendant, Mrs. Amelia Welsch at EauClaire, Mrs. Emma McKee at Pittsville, Adolf at Grand Rapids, Alvin and Mrs. Olga Lawson at New Holstein. There are 34 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
The funeral took place Monday afternoon from the late home with interment at Graceland cemetery, Rev. Frank B. Dunkley conducting the services, the M. E. church choir singing.
In what high esteem she was held was shown by the large attendance of relatives and friends and the numerous large and beautiful floral tributes.
We wish to extend sincere sympathy to the mourning relatives in their bereavement.
Mayville News July 5, 1917
In her home on the western border of Mayville on the road to Horicon last Friday at 11:30 a.m. in the morning, the widowed Mrs. Carl Albert, née Justine Fritz, died after several months of illness at the age of 75 years and three months.
She was born March 30, 1842 in Schoenwalde, West Prussia, Germany and came to America in 1855 with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Lorenz Fritz and children, who settled in Washington County.
A few years later she came to Horicon, married Carl Albert in 1859 and moved to a farm south of Horicon, on which they lived until 1900 and then came to Mayville, where they lived next to the beautiful home of their son, Ferdinand Albert, remaining for the rest of their lives.
The marriage resulted in twelve children, eight sons and four daughters, as follows: Carl, Albert and Theodor Albert at Thorp, Clark County, Wis., John Albert south of Horicon, Wilhelm Albert, who died in January 1916, Ferdinand Albert of Mayville, Miss Alvina Albert, who faithfully cared for her mother, Mrs. Amelia Welsch of Eau Claire, Wis., Mrs. Emma McKee of Pittsville, Wis., Adolf Albert of Grand Rapids, Wis., Alvin Albert and Mrs. Olga Lawson of New Holstein, Wis.
She also leaves 34 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
The funeral took place Monday afternoon from the house of mourning, conducted by Rev. Frank B. Dunkley, to Graceland Cemetery.
You found rest.
Our condolences to the bereaved relatives.
Dodge County Pionier July 6, 1917 (Translated from the German)
On Friday morning at 11:30 Mrs. Justine Albert, mother of Ferdinand Albert of this city, closed her tired eyes in the slumber of death, having attained the advanced age of 75 years, 3 months. Since December her health had been failing; she took to her bed a few weeks ago and gradually grew weaker until she passed peacefully away.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fritz and was born March 30, 1842 at Schoen Walde, West Prussia, Germany. When 13 years of age she came with her father and the other members of the family to this country, locating in Washington, Co. After a short time she went to live at Horicon where in 1859 she was married to Carl Albert. They lived on a farm south of Horicon until in 1900 they removed to Mayville. Here Mrs. Alberet lived to the day of her death in her home just west of her son's on the Horicon road.
Twelve children were given them during their happy married life, eight boys and four girls. They are: Charles, Albert and Theodore at Thorpe, Clark Co., John south of Horicon, William, who died in Jan. 1916, Ferdinand at Mayville, also Miss Alvina, who was her mother's constant and faithful attendant, Mrs. Amelia Welsch at EauClaire, Mrs. Emma McKee at Pittsville, Adolf at Grand Rapids, Alvin and Mrs. Olga Lawson at New Holstein. There are 34 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
The funeral took place Monday afternoon from the late home with interment at Graceland cemetery, Rev. Frank B. Dunkley conducting the services, the M. E. church choir singing.
In what high esteem she was held was shown by the large attendance of relatives and friends and the numerous large and beautiful floral tributes.
We wish to extend sincere sympathy to the mourning relatives in their bereavement.
Mayville News July 5, 1917
In her home on the western border of Mayville on the road to Horicon last Friday at 11:30 a.m. in the morning, the widowed Mrs. Carl Albert, née Justine Fritz, died after several months of illness at the age of 75 years and three months.
She was born March 30, 1842 in Schoenwalde, West Prussia, Germany and came to America in 1855 with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Lorenz Fritz and children, who settled in Washington County.
A few years later she came to Horicon, married Carl Albert in 1859 and moved to a farm south of Horicon, on which they lived until 1900 and then came to Mayville, where they lived next to the beautiful home of their son, Ferdinand Albert, remaining for the rest of their lives.
The marriage resulted in twelve children, eight sons and four daughters, as follows: Carl, Albert and Theodor Albert at Thorp, Clark County, Wis., John Albert south of Horicon, Wilhelm Albert, who died in January 1916, Ferdinand Albert of Mayville, Miss Alvina Albert, who faithfully cared for her mother, Mrs. Amelia Welsch of Eau Claire, Wis., Mrs. Emma McKee of Pittsville, Wis., Adolf Albert of Grand Rapids, Wis., Alvin Albert and Mrs. Olga Lawson of New Holstein, Wis.
She also leaves 34 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
The funeral took place Monday afternoon from the house of mourning, conducted by Rev. Frank B. Dunkley, to Graceland Cemetery.
You found rest.
Our condolences to the bereaved relatives.
Dodge County Pionier July 6, 1917 (Translated from the German)
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fritz and was born March 30, 1842 at Schoen Walde, West Prussia, Germany. When 13 years of age she came with her father and the other members of the family to this country, locating in Washington, Co. After a short time she went to live at Horicon where in 1859 she was married to Carl Albert. They lived on a farm south of Horicon until in 1900 they removed to Mayville. Here Mrs. Alberet lived to the day of her death in her home just west of her son's on the Horicon road.
Twelve children were given them during their happy married life, eight boys and four girls. They are: Charles, Albert and Theodore at Thorpe, Clark Co., John south of Horicon, William, who died in Jan. 1916, Ferdinand at Mayville, also Miss Alvina, who was her mother's constant and faithful attendant, Mrs. Amelia Welsch at EauClaire, Mrs. Emma McKee at Pittsville, Adolf at Grand Rapids, Alvin and Mrs. Olga Lawson at New Holstein. There are 34 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
The funeral took place Monday afternoon from the late home with interment at Graceland cemetery, Rev. Frank B. Dunkley conducting the services, the M. E. church choir singing.
In what high esteem she was held was shown by the large attendance of relatives and friends and the numerous large and beautiful floral tributes.
We wish to extend sincere sympathy to the mourning relatives in their bereavement.
Mayville News July 5, 1917
In her home on the western border of Mayville on the road to Horicon last Friday at 11:30 a.m. in the morning, the widowed Mrs. Carl Albert, née Justine Fritz, died after several months of illness at the age of 75 years and three months.
She was born March 30, 1842 in Schoenwalde, West Prussia, Germany and came to America in 1855 with her parents, Mr. & Mrs. Lorenz Fritz and children, who settled in Washington County.
A few years later she came to Horicon, married Carl Albert in 1859 and moved to a farm south of Horicon, on which they lived until 1900 and then came to Mayville, where they lived next to the beautiful home of their son, Ferdinand Albert, remaining for the rest of their lives.
The marriage resulted in twelve children, eight sons and four daughters, as follows: Carl, Albert and Theodor Albert at Thorp, Clark County, Wis., John Albert south of Horicon, Wilhelm Albert, who died in January 1916, Ferdinand Albert of Mayville, Miss Alvina Albert, who faithfully cared for her mother, Mrs. Amelia Welsch of Eau Claire, Wis., Mrs. Emma McKee of Pittsville, Wis., Adolf Albert of Grand Rapids, Wis., Alvin Albert and Mrs. Olga Lawson of New Holstein, Wis.
She also leaves 34 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren.
The funeral took place Monday afternoon from the house of mourning, conducted by Rev. Frank B. Dunkley, to Graceland Cemetery.
You found rest.
Our condolences to the bereaved relatives.
Dodge County Pionier July 6, 1917 (Translated from the German)
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