OBITUARY: Menomonee Falls News July 17, 1925 "GEORGE GESSERT DIES AT HOSPITAL WHEN OPERATION WAS ONLY HOPE. Family, friends and neighbors all learned with deep regret of the death of a man whom, at many times during his career, he had been obliging and willing to serve them. Following his chosen trade he was called upon far and wide to give of his labor. When it became known that an operation for hernia was the only hope his friends ardently prayed for his recovery. It was not to be. George Gessert passed away on Saturday at 8:45 P. M. July 11 in the Evangelical Deaconess Hospital at Milwaukee. His funeral was held on Wednesday afternoon. Interment took place in Sunny Side Cemetery. The deceased was born on July 19th, 1857 at Menomonee Falls, Wis. His parents were Phillip Gessert and Eva (nee Jennerich). On June 28, 1883 he was married to Miss Bertha Maas, a daughter of William and Henrietta Maas. One son was born to this union. After the death of his wife in 1901 he entered a second union in 1909 with Mrs. Christina Tague, widow of the late Michael Tague.
He leaves to mourn his death, his wife. Mrs. Christina Gessert, the two stepchildren, Miss Mary Tague and Mr. Raymond Tague at Cedarburg, Wos., and two grandchildren. Besides these he leaves the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. Julie Klippel, Milwaukee, Mrs. Chas. Dippold, Chicago, Ill., Phillip, William and Henry Gessert here and Mrs. Anna Baehler, Milwaukee."
He leaves to mourn his death, his wife. Mrs. Christina Gessert, the two stepchildren, Miss Mary Tague and Mr. Raymond Tague at Cedarburg, Wos., and two grandchildren. Besides these he leaves the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. Julie Klippel, Milwaukee, Mrs. Chas. Dippold, Chicago, Ill., Phillip, William and Henry Gessert here and Mrs. Anna Baehler, Milwaukee."
OBITUARY: Menomonee Falls News July 17, 1925 "GEORGE GESSERT DIES AT HOSPITAL WHEN OPERATION WAS ONLY HOPE. Family, friends and neighbors all learned with deep regret of the death of a man whom, at many times during his career, he had been obliging and willing to serve them. Following his chosen trade he was called upon far and wide to give of his labor. When it became known that an operation for hernia was the only hope his friends ardently prayed for his recovery. It was not to be. George Gessert passed away on Saturday at 8:45 P. M. July 11 in the Evangelical Deaconess Hospital at Milwaukee. His funeral was held on Wednesday afternoon. Interment took place in Sunny Side Cemetery. The deceased was born on July 19th, 1857 at Menomonee Falls, Wis. His parents were Phillip Gessert and Eva (nee Jennerich). On June 28, 1883 he was married to Miss Bertha Maas, a daughter of William and Henrietta Maas. One son was born to this union. After the death of his wife in 1901 he entered a second union in 1909 with Mrs. Christina Tague, widow of the late Michael Tague.
He leaves to mourn his death, his wife. Mrs. Christina Gessert, the two stepchildren, Miss Mary Tague and Mr. Raymond Tague at Cedarburg, Wos., and two grandchildren. Besides these he leaves the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. Julie Klippel, Milwaukee, Mrs. Chas. Dippold, Chicago, Ill., Phillip, William and Henry Gessert here and Mrs. Anna Baehler, Milwaukee."
He leaves to mourn his death, his wife. Mrs. Christina Gessert, the two stepchildren, Miss Mary Tague and Mr. Raymond Tague at Cedarburg, Wos., and two grandchildren. Besides these he leaves the following brothers and sisters: Mrs. Julie Klippel, Milwaukee, Mrs. Chas. Dippold, Chicago, Ill., Phillip, William and Henry Gessert here and Mrs. Anna Baehler, Milwaukee."
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