Johann Nepomuk (John) Ring was born on 21 Feb 1883 at house number 24 in Haag, Germany (east of Muschenried in Gemeinde Winklarn in Landkreis Schwandorf), the son of Georg "Adam" Ring (born in Haag, Germany) and Franziska Rötzer (Roetzer) born in Trobelsdorf, Germany). The family immigrated to America in 1883 amd located in Troy Township in Sauk County, Wisconsin. John married Brigitta M. Dischler on September 19, 1904 at St. Luke Catholic Church in Plain, Sauk County, Wisconsin. They had 8 children: Herman, Anthony, Clarence, Clara, Walter, Marcella (twin), Armella (twin), and Rose Mary.
Obituary: Blood Poisoning Fatal. John Ring, residing near Mazomanie, died at a Madison hospital Monday morning from blood poisoning. The infection started in one of his hands from a sandbur thorn. Two amputations were made on his arm, the last at the shoulder, in an effort to check the malady. Mr. Ring was reared near Plain, a son of the late Adam Ring, but for a number of years has been engaged in farming near Mazomanie. He was 51 years of age, and was an industrious and highly respected citizen. The funeral was held at Sauk City Wednesday and interment was made in St. Luke's cemetery at Plain. (Source: Weekly Home News (Spring Green, Wisconsin), November 8, 1934, page 1, column 5)
Obituary: Blood Poisoning Fatal. John Ring, residing near Mazomanie, died at a Madison hospital Monday morning from blood poisoning. The infection started in one of his hands from a sandbur thorn. Two amputations were made on his arm, the last at the shoulder, in an effort to check the malady. Mr. Ring was reared near Plain, a son of the late Adam Ring, but for a number of years has been engaged in farming near Mazomanie. He was 51 years of age, and was an industrious and highly respected citizen. The funeral was held at Sauk City Wednesday and interment was made in St. Luke's cemetery at Plain. (Source: Weekly Home News (Spring Green, Wisconsin), November 8, 1934, page 1, column 5)
Johann Nepomuk (John) Ring was born on 21 Feb 1883 at house number 24 in Haag, Germany (east of Muschenried in Gemeinde Winklarn in Landkreis Schwandorf), the son of Georg "Adam" Ring (born in Haag, Germany) and Franziska Rötzer (Roetzer) born in Trobelsdorf, Germany). The family immigrated to America in 1883 amd located in Troy Township in Sauk County, Wisconsin. John married Brigitta M. Dischler on September 19, 1904 at St. Luke Catholic Church in Plain, Sauk County, Wisconsin. They had 8 children: Herman, Anthony, Clarence, Clara, Walter, Marcella (twin), Armella (twin), and Rose Mary.
Obituary: Blood Poisoning Fatal. John Ring, residing near Mazomanie, died at a Madison hospital Monday morning from blood poisoning. The infection started in one of his hands from a sandbur thorn. Two amputations were made on his arm, the last at the shoulder, in an effort to check the malady. Mr. Ring was reared near Plain, a son of the late Adam Ring, but for a number of years has been engaged in farming near Mazomanie. He was 51 years of age, and was an industrious and highly respected citizen. The funeral was held at Sauk City Wednesday and interment was made in St. Luke's cemetery at Plain. (Source: Weekly Home News (Spring Green, Wisconsin), November 8, 1934, page 1, column 5)
Obituary: Blood Poisoning Fatal. John Ring, residing near Mazomanie, died at a Madison hospital Monday morning from blood poisoning. The infection started in one of his hands from a sandbur thorn. Two amputations were made on his arm, the last at the shoulder, in an effort to check the malady. Mr. Ring was reared near Plain, a son of the late Adam Ring, but for a number of years has been engaged in farming near Mazomanie. He was 51 years of age, and was an industrious and highly respected citizen. The funeral was held at Sauk City Wednesday and interment was made in St. Luke's cemetery at Plain. (Source: Weekly Home News (Spring Green, Wisconsin), November 8, 1934, page 1, column 5)
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