Death date listed in church records as 22 Nov 1904, with burial on 24 Nov 1904.
Also known as Curtis. Curtis family history states that she died of a broken heart when her husband, Michalius, did not return from Chicago. He disappeared while returning from a trip to Chicago to visit his children from a first marriage. His trunk managed to make it back.
Known Children were: Jane or Julia, Joseph, August, Anthony, Albert, Frank & Bernard.
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St. Paul Phonograph Press Friday 2 Dec 1904
After an illness of about two weeks, Mrs. Curtis died Tuesday at the home of her son, Anton. A large crowd gathered at the Posen church, at 9 o’clock a.m., where the funeral services were conducted by Rev. Janeskowski. She leaves 6 children to mourn her loss. The children have the sympathy of the community in their bereavement.
Also known as Curtis. Curtis family history states that she died of a broken heart when her husband, Michalius, did not return from Chicago. He disappeared while returning from a trip to Chicago to visit his children from a first marriage. His trunk managed to make it back.
Known Children were: Jane or Julia, Joseph, August, Anthony, Albert, Frank & Bernard.
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St. Paul Phonograph Press Friday 2 Dec 1904
After an illness of about two weeks, Mrs. Curtis died Tuesday at the home of her son, Anton. A large crowd gathered at the Posen church, at 9 o’clock a.m., where the funeral services were conducted by Rev. Janeskowski. She leaves 6 children to mourn her loss. The children have the sympathy of the community in their bereavement.
Death date listed in church records as 22 Nov 1904, with burial on 24 Nov 1904.
Also known as Curtis. Curtis family history states that she died of a broken heart when her husband, Michalius, did not return from Chicago. He disappeared while returning from a trip to Chicago to visit his children from a first marriage. His trunk managed to make it back.
Known Children were: Jane or Julia, Joseph, August, Anthony, Albert, Frank & Bernard.
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St. Paul Phonograph Press Friday 2 Dec 1904
After an illness of about two weeks, Mrs. Curtis died Tuesday at the home of her son, Anton. A large crowd gathered at the Posen church, at 9 o’clock a.m., where the funeral services were conducted by Rev. Janeskowski. She leaves 6 children to mourn her loss. The children have the sympathy of the community in their bereavement.
Also known as Curtis. Curtis family history states that she died of a broken heart when her husband, Michalius, did not return from Chicago. He disappeared while returning from a trip to Chicago to visit his children from a first marriage. His trunk managed to make it back.
Known Children were: Jane or Julia, Joseph, August, Anthony, Albert, Frank & Bernard.
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St. Paul Phonograph Press Friday 2 Dec 1904
After an illness of about two weeks, Mrs. Curtis died Tuesday at the home of her son, Anton. A large crowd gathered at the Posen church, at 9 o’clock a.m., where the funeral services were conducted by Rev. Janeskowski. She leaves 6 children to mourn her loss. The children have the sympathy of the community in their bereavement.
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