1930 Census - Kingwood, Hunterdon, NJ
John Stellmah 49 - head
Anna Stellmah 45 - wife
Hedwig Stellmah 22 - daughter
Mary Stellmah 18 - daughter
Anna Stellmah 17 - daughter
John Stellmah 15 - son
Theresa Stellmah 11 - daughter
Frank Stellmah 9 - son
Edward Stellmah 7 - son
Irene Stellmah 4y6m - daughter
Virginia Stellmah 1 - daughter
Therese C. Stellmah: Social Security Death Index (SSDI) Death Record
Name: Therese C. Stellmah
State of Issue: New York
Date of Birth: Monday September 29, 1919
Date of Death: Monday January 28, 2013
Est. Age at Death: 93 years, 3 months, 30 days
Confirmation: Verified
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Therese Stellmah, 93, formerly of Baptistown: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice
Hunterdon County Democrat (Flemington, NJ) - Thursday, January 31, 2013
Deceased Name: Therese Stellmah, 93, formerly of Baptistown
Therese Stellmah
Therese C. Stellmah, 93, of Emmaus, Pa., formerly of Baptistown, and Nazareth, Pa., went peacefully home to meet the Lord on Monday, Jan. 28, 2013.
Born Sept. 29, 1919, she was the last surviving child of John and Anna Stellmah's 13 children. She lost her identical twin sister, Catherine (Katy) when they were nine years old. Though this early loss in her life hurt her heart deeply, she enjoyed close ties with all her sisters and brothers, working hard on the family farm, relishing the fun of country life that included sled riding and raspberry picking in the pastures and games of baseball when the work was done.
She graduated from Frenchtown High School and worked as a legal secretary in New York City and as a secretary for many years at U.S. Bronze in Flemington.
She then took immense pleasure in her administrative work with The Children's Home Society of New Jersey in Trenton, a job which made full use of her compassion and heart for families and children. During those years, she also cared for her mother with whom she lived until her death. She was an active member of Our Lady of Victories Catholic Church in Baptistown.
Upon her retirement, she moved to Nazareth, Pa. where she was a member of Holy Family Catholic Church serving as an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion, assisting in their RCIA program, helping with Vacation Bible School, and generously helping other parishioners and neighbors in need of transportation. She particularly enjoyed baking, crocheting, and taking care of her own home, especially the yard work and mowing her grass well into her early 80's.
She will be greatly missed by16 nieces, seven nephews, 27 great-nieces, 21 great-nephews, nine great-great-nieces, and 15 great-great-nephews from Ohio, Connecticut, Virginia, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Pennsylvania,, and New Jersey as well as the many friends she made in Baptistown, Trenton and Nazareth.
We will remember her love of ice cream, her sense of humor that often caught us by surprise, her great kindness and thoughtfulness, her generosity, joy and her gentle spirit, and most of all, her deep and abiding love of God and faith and trust in His absolute Goodness right through the finish line of her life.
John Stellmah 49 - head
Anna Stellmah 45 - wife
Hedwig Stellmah 22 - daughter
Mary Stellmah 18 - daughter
Anna Stellmah 17 - daughter
John Stellmah 15 - son
Theresa Stellmah 11 - daughter
Frank Stellmah 9 - son
Edward Stellmah 7 - son
Irene Stellmah 4y6m - daughter
Virginia Stellmah 1 - daughter
Therese C. Stellmah: Social Security Death Index (SSDI) Death Record
Name: Therese C. Stellmah
State of Issue: New York
Date of Birth: Monday September 29, 1919
Date of Death: Monday January 28, 2013
Est. Age at Death: 93 years, 3 months, 30 days
Confirmation: Verified
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Therese Stellmah, 93, formerly of Baptistown: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice
Hunterdon County Democrat (Flemington, NJ) - Thursday, January 31, 2013
Deceased Name: Therese Stellmah, 93, formerly of Baptistown
Therese Stellmah
Therese C. Stellmah, 93, of Emmaus, Pa., formerly of Baptistown, and Nazareth, Pa., went peacefully home to meet the Lord on Monday, Jan. 28, 2013.
Born Sept. 29, 1919, she was the last surviving child of John and Anna Stellmah's 13 children. She lost her identical twin sister, Catherine (Katy) when they were nine years old. Though this early loss in her life hurt her heart deeply, she enjoyed close ties with all her sisters and brothers, working hard on the family farm, relishing the fun of country life that included sled riding and raspberry picking in the pastures and games of baseball when the work was done.
She graduated from Frenchtown High School and worked as a legal secretary in New York City and as a secretary for many years at U.S. Bronze in Flemington.
She then took immense pleasure in her administrative work with The Children's Home Society of New Jersey in Trenton, a job which made full use of her compassion and heart for families and children. During those years, she also cared for her mother with whom she lived until her death. She was an active member of Our Lady of Victories Catholic Church in Baptistown.
Upon her retirement, she moved to Nazareth, Pa. where she was a member of Holy Family Catholic Church serving as an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion, assisting in their RCIA program, helping with Vacation Bible School, and generously helping other parishioners and neighbors in need of transportation. She particularly enjoyed baking, crocheting, and taking care of her own home, especially the yard work and mowing her grass well into her early 80's.
She will be greatly missed by16 nieces, seven nephews, 27 great-nieces, 21 great-nephews, nine great-great-nieces, and 15 great-great-nephews from Ohio, Connecticut, Virginia, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Pennsylvania,, and New Jersey as well as the many friends she made in Baptistown, Trenton and Nazareth.
We will remember her love of ice cream, her sense of humor that often caught us by surprise, her great kindness and thoughtfulness, her generosity, joy and her gentle spirit, and most of all, her deep and abiding love of God and faith and trust in His absolute Goodness right through the finish line of her life.
1930 Census - Kingwood, Hunterdon, NJ
John Stellmah 49 - head
Anna Stellmah 45 - wife
Hedwig Stellmah 22 - daughter
Mary Stellmah 18 - daughter
Anna Stellmah 17 - daughter
John Stellmah 15 - son
Theresa Stellmah 11 - daughter
Frank Stellmah 9 - son
Edward Stellmah 7 - son
Irene Stellmah 4y6m - daughter
Virginia Stellmah 1 - daughter
Therese C. Stellmah: Social Security Death Index (SSDI) Death Record
Name: Therese C. Stellmah
State of Issue: New York
Date of Birth: Monday September 29, 1919
Date of Death: Monday January 28, 2013
Est. Age at Death: 93 years, 3 months, 30 days
Confirmation: Verified
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Therese Stellmah, 93, formerly of Baptistown: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice
Hunterdon County Democrat (Flemington, NJ) - Thursday, January 31, 2013
Deceased Name: Therese Stellmah, 93, formerly of Baptistown
Therese Stellmah
Therese C. Stellmah, 93, of Emmaus, Pa., formerly of Baptistown, and Nazareth, Pa., went peacefully home to meet the Lord on Monday, Jan. 28, 2013.
Born Sept. 29, 1919, she was the last surviving child of John and Anna Stellmah's 13 children. She lost her identical twin sister, Catherine (Katy) when they were nine years old. Though this early loss in her life hurt her heart deeply, she enjoyed close ties with all her sisters and brothers, working hard on the family farm, relishing the fun of country life that included sled riding and raspberry picking in the pastures and games of baseball when the work was done.
She graduated from Frenchtown High School and worked as a legal secretary in New York City and as a secretary for many years at U.S. Bronze in Flemington.
She then took immense pleasure in her administrative work with The Children's Home Society of New Jersey in Trenton, a job which made full use of her compassion and heart for families and children. During those years, she also cared for her mother with whom she lived until her death. She was an active member of Our Lady of Victories Catholic Church in Baptistown.
Upon her retirement, she moved to Nazareth, Pa. where she was a member of Holy Family Catholic Church serving as an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion, assisting in their RCIA program, helping with Vacation Bible School, and generously helping other parishioners and neighbors in need of transportation. She particularly enjoyed baking, crocheting, and taking care of her own home, especially the yard work and mowing her grass well into her early 80's.
She will be greatly missed by16 nieces, seven nephews, 27 great-nieces, 21 great-nephews, nine great-great-nieces, and 15 great-great-nephews from Ohio, Connecticut, Virginia, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Pennsylvania,, and New Jersey as well as the many friends she made in Baptistown, Trenton and Nazareth.
We will remember her love of ice cream, her sense of humor that often caught us by surprise, her great kindness and thoughtfulness, her generosity, joy and her gentle spirit, and most of all, her deep and abiding love of God and faith and trust in His absolute Goodness right through the finish line of her life.
John Stellmah 49 - head
Anna Stellmah 45 - wife
Hedwig Stellmah 22 - daughter
Mary Stellmah 18 - daughter
Anna Stellmah 17 - daughter
John Stellmah 15 - son
Theresa Stellmah 11 - daughter
Frank Stellmah 9 - son
Edward Stellmah 7 - son
Irene Stellmah 4y6m - daughter
Virginia Stellmah 1 - daughter
Therese C. Stellmah: Social Security Death Index (SSDI) Death Record
Name: Therese C. Stellmah
State of Issue: New York
Date of Birth: Monday September 29, 1919
Date of Death: Monday January 28, 2013
Est. Age at Death: 93 years, 3 months, 30 days
Confirmation: Verified
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Therese Stellmah, 93, formerly of Baptistown: Newspaper Obituary and Death Notice
Hunterdon County Democrat (Flemington, NJ) - Thursday, January 31, 2013
Deceased Name: Therese Stellmah, 93, formerly of Baptistown
Therese Stellmah
Therese C. Stellmah, 93, of Emmaus, Pa., formerly of Baptistown, and Nazareth, Pa., went peacefully home to meet the Lord on Monday, Jan. 28, 2013.
Born Sept. 29, 1919, she was the last surviving child of John and Anna Stellmah's 13 children. She lost her identical twin sister, Catherine (Katy) when they were nine years old. Though this early loss in her life hurt her heart deeply, she enjoyed close ties with all her sisters and brothers, working hard on the family farm, relishing the fun of country life that included sled riding and raspberry picking in the pastures and games of baseball when the work was done.
She graduated from Frenchtown High School and worked as a legal secretary in New York City and as a secretary for many years at U.S. Bronze in Flemington.
She then took immense pleasure in her administrative work with The Children's Home Society of New Jersey in Trenton, a job which made full use of her compassion and heart for families and children. During those years, she also cared for her mother with whom she lived until her death. She was an active member of Our Lady of Victories Catholic Church in Baptistown.
Upon her retirement, she moved to Nazareth, Pa. where she was a member of Holy Family Catholic Church serving as an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion, assisting in their RCIA program, helping with Vacation Bible School, and generously helping other parishioners and neighbors in need of transportation. She particularly enjoyed baking, crocheting, and taking care of her own home, especially the yard work and mowing her grass well into her early 80's.
She will be greatly missed by16 nieces, seven nephews, 27 great-nieces, 21 great-nephews, nine great-great-nieces, and 15 great-great-nephews from Ohio, Connecticut, Virginia, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Pennsylvania,, and New Jersey as well as the many friends she made in Baptistown, Trenton and Nazareth.
We will remember her love of ice cream, her sense of humor that often caught us by surprise, her great kindness and thoughtfulness, her generosity, joy and her gentle spirit, and most of all, her deep and abiding love of God and faith and trust in His absolute Goodness right through the finish line of her life.
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