Maria "Mary" Stahl was the first daughter born on the family farm in Township 100, Hutchinson County, South Dakota near Freeman to Barbara and Joshua Stahl. She would see her four sisters and one brother come after her. They were Katharina, Justina, Anna, Lydia, and Joshua B. Her older brother, Paul J was born before her in 1889. She would move to Beadle County South Dakota with her family as a ten year old child where they would start farming and help start the Bethel Church.
Maria "Mary" Stahl married Paul Frank Walter in the year 1911 at the age of 20. The young couple would start to farm in Beadle County, South Dakota.
Maria "Mary" Stahl would die three years later on August 3, 1914 at the young age of 23. Maria "Mary" Stahl Walter was buried at the Bethel Church Cemetery near Yale, South Dakota.
Maria "Mary" Stahl married Paul Frank Walter in the year 1911 at the age of 20. The young couple would start to farm in Beadle County, South Dakota.
Maria "Mary" Stahl would die three years later on August 3, 1914 at the young age of 23. Maria "Mary" Stahl Walter was buried at the Bethel Church Cemetery near Yale, South Dakota.
Maria "Mary" Stahl was the first daughter born on the family farm in Township 100, Hutchinson County, South Dakota near Freeman to Barbara and Joshua Stahl. She would see her four sisters and one brother come after her. They were Katharina, Justina, Anna, Lydia, and Joshua B. Her older brother, Paul J was born before her in 1889. She would move to Beadle County South Dakota with her family as a ten year old child where they would start farming and help start the Bethel Church.
Maria "Mary" Stahl married Paul Frank Walter in the year 1911 at the age of 20. The young couple would start to farm in Beadle County, South Dakota.
Maria "Mary" Stahl would die three years later on August 3, 1914 at the young age of 23. Maria "Mary" Stahl Walter was buried at the Bethel Church Cemetery near Yale, South Dakota.
Maria "Mary" Stahl married Paul Frank Walter in the year 1911 at the age of 20. The young couple would start to farm in Beadle County, South Dakota.
Maria "Mary" Stahl would die three years later on August 3, 1914 at the young age of 23. Maria "Mary" Stahl Walter was buried at the Bethel Church Cemetery near Yale, South Dakota.
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