Sarah HANSEL was the daughter of John HANSEL and Mary ECKHART both buried at Hansel Cemetery near GarberIA in Clayton County.
Sarah married James Alexander MILNE.
She & husband, 'Dunk'(1850NY-1928IA; s/o Alex & Patience MILNE), farmed 4 miles East of Fredericksburg, Chickasaw Co., IA until after 1900 when Dunk retired from farming & went into business with Paul Morf in Fredericksburg selling buggies, surreys, & farm machinery. He suffered from asthma & thus travelled to New Mexico frequently.
Sarah was stricken with appolexy at 4:30AM (7FEB1928) & died at 2:15 that afternoon, only a few hours after the death of her husband, Duncan, who had died at 12:15AM that morning.
Duncan & Sarah(Sis) had resided on a farm 4 miles east of Fredericksburg in Chickasaw County.
Sarah married James Alexander MILNE.
She & husband, 'Dunk'(1850NY-1928IA; s/o Alex & Patience MILNE), farmed 4 miles East of Fredericksburg, Chickasaw Co., IA until after 1900 when Dunk retired from farming & went into business with Paul Morf in Fredericksburg selling buggies, surreys, & farm machinery. He suffered from asthma & thus travelled to New Mexico frequently.
Sarah was stricken with appolexy at 4:30AM (7FEB1928) & died at 2:15 that afternoon, only a few hours after the death of her husband, Duncan, who had died at 12:15AM that morning.
Duncan & Sarah(Sis) had resided on a farm 4 miles east of Fredericksburg in Chickasaw County.
Sarah HANSEL was the daughter of John HANSEL and Mary ECKHART both buried at Hansel Cemetery near GarberIA in Clayton County.
Sarah married James Alexander MILNE.
She & husband, 'Dunk'(1850NY-1928IA; s/o Alex & Patience MILNE), farmed 4 miles East of Fredericksburg, Chickasaw Co., IA until after 1900 when Dunk retired from farming & went into business with Paul Morf in Fredericksburg selling buggies, surreys, & farm machinery. He suffered from asthma & thus travelled to New Mexico frequently.
Sarah was stricken with appolexy at 4:30AM (7FEB1928) & died at 2:15 that afternoon, only a few hours after the death of her husband, Duncan, who had died at 12:15AM that morning.
Duncan & Sarah(Sis) had resided on a farm 4 miles east of Fredericksburg in Chickasaw County.
Sarah married James Alexander MILNE.
She & husband, 'Dunk'(1850NY-1928IA; s/o Alex & Patience MILNE), farmed 4 miles East of Fredericksburg, Chickasaw Co., IA until after 1900 when Dunk retired from farming & went into business with Paul Morf in Fredericksburg selling buggies, surreys, & farm machinery. He suffered from asthma & thus travelled to New Mexico frequently.
Sarah was stricken with appolexy at 4:30AM (7FEB1928) & died at 2:15 that afternoon, only a few hours after the death of her husband, Duncan, who had died at 12:15AM that morning.
Duncan & Sarah(Sis) had resided on a farm 4 miles east of Fredericksburg in Chickasaw County.
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