He came with his parents to Hubbard, Oregon, when only a small boy and grew to manhood in this community. He moved from Oregon to Sistersville, W. Va., where he was married to Louise Evans. After a few years they moved to Berwyn, Md., where after several years, his wife passed away. During the time he lived in this community he confessed Christ, united with the Mennonite Church, and remained in this faith until death.
Three years ago he came back to Oregon, living a part of this time at Broadacres and a part of the time near Pacific City. While living at this place he became ill and his sister Rebecca Mishler brought him to her home at Hubbard, Oregon, where she cared for him until her own health failed, when Tena Bell, another sister, cared for him till he passed away.
He leaves to mourn his passing one sister, Tena Bell, and many nephews, nieces, and friends. His parents, 7 sisters, and 3 brothers preceded him in death. He expressed his desire for Jesus to come and take him home during his sickness.
Funeral services at the Zion Mennonite Church were in charge of Bros. H. A. Wolfer and Paul N. Roth, with interment in the Zion Cemetery. Text, I Peter 1: 3, 4.
Gospel Herald, August 8, 1940, pages 430, 431
He came with his parents to Hubbard, Oregon, when only a small boy and grew to manhood in this community. He moved from Oregon to Sistersville, W. Va., where he was married to Louise Evans. After a few years they moved to Berwyn, Md., where after several years, his wife passed away. During the time he lived in this community he confessed Christ, united with the Mennonite Church, and remained in this faith until death.
Three years ago he came back to Oregon, living a part of this time at Broadacres and a part of the time near Pacific City. While living at this place he became ill and his sister Rebecca Mishler brought him to her home at Hubbard, Oregon, where she cared for him until her own health failed, when Tena Bell, another sister, cared for him till he passed away.
He leaves to mourn his passing one sister, Tena Bell, and many nephews, nieces, and friends. His parents, 7 sisters, and 3 brothers preceded him in death. He expressed his desire for Jesus to come and take him home during his sickness.
Funeral services at the Zion Mennonite Church were in charge of Bros. H. A. Wolfer and Paul N. Roth, with interment in the Zion Cemetery. Text, I Peter 1: 3, 4.
Gospel Herald, August 8, 1940, pages 430, 431
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Daniel J. Kauffman
1852–1930
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Lydia Kauffman Schrock
1854–1913
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Elizabeth Kauffman Mast
1855–1919
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Gertrude Kauffman Yoder Jess
1858–1921
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Anna J "Annie" Kauffman Beiler
1859–1904
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Delila Kauffman Miller
1861–1935
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Rachel Kauffman Beer
1863–1913
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Rebecca Kauffman Deetz Mishler
1867–1940
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Samuel J Kauffman
1869–1932
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Jacob N. Kauffman
1872–1929
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Tena Kauffman Kramer Bell
1874–1942
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