Anna married Albert on 11 Jun 1899 in Highland County, Ohio.
Mrs. Anna Aber, after having suffered for several weeks with the dread disease typhoid fever, died at the home of her parents near Webertown Wednesday morning at 1 a.m. Anna, the youngest daughter of Thompson Hendrixson and wife, was born June 11, 1878, and died November 27, 1900. She was married to Albert Aber, of near Pricetown, in June 1898. She leaves besides her heartbroken parents, a devoted husband and loving sister to mourn her death. Funeral services were held at her late home by Elder J.W. Crawford, of Martinsville, Thursday, November 29th, after which she was laid to sleep beside he kindred in the Troutwine cemetery. It has been said and truly said that the young may die but the old must die, but it seems that the order has been reversed. When we see so many of the young being taken from our midst when but a few weeks ago they were so full of life and happiness and so much to live for, we can but say that the ways of Providence are mysterious and surely pst understanding.
Mrs. Anna Aber, after having suffered for several weeks with the dread disease typhoid fever, died at the home of her parents near Webertown Wednesday morning at 1 a.m. Anna, the youngest daughter of Thompson Hendrixson and wife, was born June 11, 1878, and died November 27, 1900. She was married to Albert Aber, of near Pricetown, in June 1898. She leaves besides her heartbroken parents, a devoted husband and loving sister to mourn her death. Funeral services were held at her late home by Elder J.W. Crawford, of Martinsville, Thursday, November 29th, after which she was laid to sleep beside he kindred in the Troutwine cemetery. It has been said and truly said that the young may die but the old must die, but it seems that the order has been reversed. When we see so many of the young being taken from our midst when but a few weeks ago they were so full of life and happiness and so much to live for, we can but say that the ways of Providence are mysterious and surely pst understanding.
Anna married Albert on 11 Jun 1899 in Highland County, Ohio.
Mrs. Anna Aber, after having suffered for several weeks with the dread disease typhoid fever, died at the home of her parents near Webertown Wednesday morning at 1 a.m. Anna, the youngest daughter of Thompson Hendrixson and wife, was born June 11, 1878, and died November 27, 1900. She was married to Albert Aber, of near Pricetown, in June 1898. She leaves besides her heartbroken parents, a devoted husband and loving sister to mourn her death. Funeral services were held at her late home by Elder J.W. Crawford, of Martinsville, Thursday, November 29th, after which she was laid to sleep beside he kindred in the Troutwine cemetery. It has been said and truly said that the young may die but the old must die, but it seems that the order has been reversed. When we see so many of the young being taken from our midst when but a few weeks ago they were so full of life and happiness and so much to live for, we can but say that the ways of Providence are mysterious and surely pst understanding.
Mrs. Anna Aber, after having suffered for several weeks with the dread disease typhoid fever, died at the home of her parents near Webertown Wednesday morning at 1 a.m. Anna, the youngest daughter of Thompson Hendrixson and wife, was born June 11, 1878, and died November 27, 1900. She was married to Albert Aber, of near Pricetown, in June 1898. She leaves besides her heartbroken parents, a devoted husband and loving sister to mourn her death. Funeral services were held at her late home by Elder J.W. Crawford, of Martinsville, Thursday, November 29th, after which she was laid to sleep beside he kindred in the Troutwine cemetery. It has been said and truly said that the young may die but the old must die, but it seems that the order has been reversed. When we see so many of the young being taken from our midst when but a few weeks ago they were so full of life and happiness and so much to live for, we can but say that the ways of Providence are mysterious and surely pst understanding.
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