Mrs. John Thielges
Dansville Breeze June 16, 1924 Cover
Mrs. John Thielges died Saturday evening about nine o'clock of heart trouble at her home at 3 Dock street. Mrs. Thielges was born in Germany June 20. 1844 and came to this country with her parents when seven years of age.- They lived in Syracuse- tor a number of years afterward, later moved to Cohocton. but for the past forty-five years Mrs. Thielges has been a resident of Dansviile. Her husband died several years ago. She was a member of St. Mary's church and the Christian Mothers' Society, was a loving, devoted mother and will be greatly missed. She is survived by three daughters -Mrs. Joseph Kuhn of Livonia, Mrs. Jacob Schults of Cohocton, Mrs. Jas. Collins of South Lima; four sons - John. Casper, Fred and Raymond Thielgies of Dansviile; twenty-four grandchildren and two great grandchildren, one half brother Casper Schults of Middlesex and one step brother Nicholas Schults of Elmira. Funeral tomorrow morning from the house at 9 o.'clockAand from St. Mary's church at 9:3J», Rev. Leo. G. Hofschneider officiating. Burial in Holy Cross
Dansville Breeze June 16, 1924 Cover
Mrs. John Thielges died Saturday evening about nine o'clock of heart trouble at her home at 3 Dock street. Mrs. Thielges was born in Germany June 20. 1844 and came to this country with her parents when seven years of age.- They lived in Syracuse- tor a number of years afterward, later moved to Cohocton. but for the past forty-five years Mrs. Thielges has been a resident of Dansviile. Her husband died several years ago. She was a member of St. Mary's church and the Christian Mothers' Society, was a loving, devoted mother and will be greatly missed. She is survived by three daughters -Mrs. Joseph Kuhn of Livonia, Mrs. Jacob Schults of Cohocton, Mrs. Jas. Collins of South Lima; four sons - John. Casper, Fred and Raymond Thielgies of Dansviile; twenty-four grandchildren and two great grandchildren, one half brother Casper Schults of Middlesex and one step brother Nicholas Schults of Elmira. Funeral tomorrow morning from the house at 9 o.'clockAand from St. Mary's church at 9:3J», Rev. Leo. G. Hofschneider officiating. Burial in Holy Cross
Mrs. John Thielges
Dansville Breeze June 16, 1924 Cover
Mrs. John Thielges died Saturday evening about nine o'clock of heart trouble at her home at 3 Dock street. Mrs. Thielges was born in Germany June 20. 1844 and came to this country with her parents when seven years of age.- They lived in Syracuse- tor a number of years afterward, later moved to Cohocton. but for the past forty-five years Mrs. Thielges has been a resident of Dansviile. Her husband died several years ago. She was a member of St. Mary's church and the Christian Mothers' Society, was a loving, devoted mother and will be greatly missed. She is survived by three daughters -Mrs. Joseph Kuhn of Livonia, Mrs. Jacob Schults of Cohocton, Mrs. Jas. Collins of South Lima; four sons - John. Casper, Fred and Raymond Thielgies of Dansviile; twenty-four grandchildren and two great grandchildren, one half brother Casper Schults of Middlesex and one step brother Nicholas Schults of Elmira. Funeral tomorrow morning from the house at 9 o.'clockAand from St. Mary's church at 9:3J», Rev. Leo. G. Hofschneider officiating. Burial in Holy Cross
Dansville Breeze June 16, 1924 Cover
Mrs. John Thielges died Saturday evening about nine o'clock of heart trouble at her home at 3 Dock street. Mrs. Thielges was born in Germany June 20. 1844 and came to this country with her parents when seven years of age.- They lived in Syracuse- tor a number of years afterward, later moved to Cohocton. but for the past forty-five years Mrs. Thielges has been a resident of Dansviile. Her husband died several years ago. She was a member of St. Mary's church and the Christian Mothers' Society, was a loving, devoted mother and will be greatly missed. She is survived by three daughters -Mrs. Joseph Kuhn of Livonia, Mrs. Jacob Schults of Cohocton, Mrs. Jas. Collins of South Lima; four sons - John. Casper, Fred and Raymond Thielgies of Dansviile; twenty-four grandchildren and two great grandchildren, one half brother Casper Schults of Middlesex and one step brother Nicholas Schults of Elmira. Funeral tomorrow morning from the house at 9 o.'clockAand from St. Mary's church at 9:3J», Rev. Leo. G. Hofschneider officiating. Burial in Holy Cross
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