Source: The Winnebago Enterprise newspaper, January 1915
DEATH OF EDWARD KELSEY
Edward T. Kelsey died at his home northwest of this city on Thursday, Jan. 21, 1915, after a brief illness of only four days. He was not considered dangerously ill until a few hours before he died. He was 32 years old, five months, and 28 days old at the time of his death.
Mr. Kelsey was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kelsey of Winnebago, and was born July 24, 1882 in Henry County, Illinois. He came to Minnesota with his parents in 1892, located in Fulda, where they lived for a year, and then they moved to this locality.
The subject of this sketch was married to Eva Hartman on March 21, 1911, and to them one child, Rena Fern, was born on May 23, 1913. Besides his wife, daughter and parents, he leaves one sister, Mrs. Mary Park of Huntley [Minnesota], and one brother, Frank Kelsey, also of Huntley.
Mr. Kelsey was a genial and splendid young man in every way. He was a good neighbor, a first class farmer and a good citizen. He will be missed by the community of which he was a real part. The Enterprise [newspaper] extends sincere sympatyy to the bereaved.
Funeral services were held Saturday, Jan. 23, at the U.B. Church, with which he united in 1903. The sermon was preached by his pastor, the Rev. Eugene Ackley, and interment was made in the U.B. Church cemetery.
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It is with regret that your correspondent records the death of Edward Kelsey, one of the leading farmers of Southern Blue Earth county, who died Thursday afternoon. It was thought at first that his illness was due to appendicitis, but Dr. Cooper of Winnebago was called and pronounced the case as inflammation of the bowels. The deceased was a young man in the prime of life, having just reached his 32nd year and posessed sterline qualities which endeared him to his friends. He was married in 1912 to Miss Eva Hartman, who with their child survives to mourn his loss.
DEATH OF EDWARD KELSEY
Edward T. Kelsey died at his home northwest of this city on Thursday, Jan. 21, 1915, after a brief illness of only four days. He was not considered dangerously ill until a few hours before he died. He was 32 years old, five months, and 28 days old at the time of his death.
Mr. Kelsey was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kelsey of Winnebago, and was born July 24, 1882 in Henry County, Illinois. He came to Minnesota with his parents in 1892, located in Fulda, where they lived for a year, and then they moved to this locality.
The subject of this sketch was married to Eva Hartman on March 21, 1911, and to them one child, Rena Fern, was born on May 23, 1913. Besides his wife, daughter and parents, he leaves one sister, Mrs. Mary Park of Huntley [Minnesota], and one brother, Frank Kelsey, also of Huntley.
Mr. Kelsey was a genial and splendid young man in every way. He was a good neighbor, a first class farmer and a good citizen. He will be missed by the community of which he was a real part. The Enterprise [newspaper] extends sincere sympatyy to the bereaved.
Funeral services were held Saturday, Jan. 23, at the U.B. Church, with which he united in 1903. The sermon was preached by his pastor, the Rev. Eugene Ackley, and interment was made in the U.B. Church cemetery.
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It is with regret that your correspondent records the death of Edward Kelsey, one of the leading farmers of Southern Blue Earth county, who died Thursday afternoon. It was thought at first that his illness was due to appendicitis, but Dr. Cooper of Winnebago was called and pronounced the case as inflammation of the bowels. The deceased was a young man in the prime of life, having just reached his 32nd year and posessed sterline qualities which endeared him to his friends. He was married in 1912 to Miss Eva Hartman, who with their child survives to mourn his loss.
Source: The Winnebago Enterprise newspaper, January 1915
DEATH OF EDWARD KELSEY
Edward T. Kelsey died at his home northwest of this city on Thursday, Jan. 21, 1915, after a brief illness of only four days. He was not considered dangerously ill until a few hours before he died. He was 32 years old, five months, and 28 days old at the time of his death.
Mr. Kelsey was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kelsey of Winnebago, and was born July 24, 1882 in Henry County, Illinois. He came to Minnesota with his parents in 1892, located in Fulda, where they lived for a year, and then they moved to this locality.
The subject of this sketch was married to Eva Hartman on March 21, 1911, and to them one child, Rena Fern, was born on May 23, 1913. Besides his wife, daughter and parents, he leaves one sister, Mrs. Mary Park of Huntley [Minnesota], and one brother, Frank Kelsey, also of Huntley.
Mr. Kelsey was a genial and splendid young man in every way. He was a good neighbor, a first class farmer and a good citizen. He will be missed by the community of which he was a real part. The Enterprise [newspaper] extends sincere sympatyy to the bereaved.
Funeral services were held Saturday, Jan. 23, at the U.B. Church, with which he united in 1903. The sermon was preached by his pastor, the Rev. Eugene Ackley, and interment was made in the U.B. Church cemetery.
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It is with regret that your correspondent records the death of Edward Kelsey, one of the leading farmers of Southern Blue Earth county, who died Thursday afternoon. It was thought at first that his illness was due to appendicitis, but Dr. Cooper of Winnebago was called and pronounced the case as inflammation of the bowels. The deceased was a young man in the prime of life, having just reached his 32nd year and posessed sterline qualities which endeared him to his friends. He was married in 1912 to Miss Eva Hartman, who with their child survives to mourn his loss.
DEATH OF EDWARD KELSEY
Edward T. Kelsey died at his home northwest of this city on Thursday, Jan. 21, 1915, after a brief illness of only four days. He was not considered dangerously ill until a few hours before he died. He was 32 years old, five months, and 28 days old at the time of his death.
Mr. Kelsey was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Kelsey of Winnebago, and was born July 24, 1882 in Henry County, Illinois. He came to Minnesota with his parents in 1892, located in Fulda, where they lived for a year, and then they moved to this locality.
The subject of this sketch was married to Eva Hartman on March 21, 1911, and to them one child, Rena Fern, was born on May 23, 1913. Besides his wife, daughter and parents, he leaves one sister, Mrs. Mary Park of Huntley [Minnesota], and one brother, Frank Kelsey, also of Huntley.
Mr. Kelsey was a genial and splendid young man in every way. He was a good neighbor, a first class farmer and a good citizen. He will be missed by the community of which he was a real part. The Enterprise [newspaper] extends sincere sympatyy to the bereaved.
Funeral services were held Saturday, Jan. 23, at the U.B. Church, with which he united in 1903. The sermon was preached by his pastor, the Rev. Eugene Ackley, and interment was made in the U.B. Church cemetery.
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It is with regret that your correspondent records the death of Edward Kelsey, one of the leading farmers of Southern Blue Earth county, who died Thursday afternoon. It was thought at first that his illness was due to appendicitis, but Dr. Cooper of Winnebago was called and pronounced the case as inflammation of the bowels. The deceased was a young man in the prime of life, having just reached his 32nd year and posessed sterline qualities which endeared him to his friends. He was married in 1912 to Miss Eva Hartman, who with their child survives to mourn his loss.
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