Brainard Clipper (Brainard, Nebr.), December 11, 1930, p. 1, col. 6
MATEJ KABOUREK
Matej Kabourek was born in Zvykoi, Bohemia, on Feb. 23, 1843. Growing to manhood he engaged in carpenter work and as a laborer. On February 6, 1866, he was united in marriage to Miss Elizabeth Fuxa. Nine years later, in 1875, they immigrated to America, settling in Lacrosse, Wisconsin, where they resided for three years. They then came to Butler County, Nebraska, and made their home on a farm five miles northeast of Brainard, where they resided until 1905. Six children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Kabourek, three of which died in Europe while yet small children, and one son, Wenceslaus, died at his home in Dwight about four years ago. One son, Frank, and one daughter, Mrs. Frank Bratrsovsky, both of this community, survive their parents. Mrs. Kabourek preceded her husband to "the land beyond" in 1913. Besides his son and daughter, Mr. Kabourek is survived by his daughter-in-law, Mrs. W. F. Kabourek, and by eighteen grandchildren.
Funeral services were held last Thursday morning, Dec. 4, at Holy Trinity Catholic church in Brainard. Deceased had been a long time member of the Z. C. K. J. Society (Western Union of Catholic Men) which recently united with the Katolicky Delnik (Catholic Workmen.) Burial was in the Brainard Catholic cemetery, by the side of his wife.
Although nearly eighty-eight years of age, Mr. Kabourek had enjoyed good health, except for the minor ailments common in old age, until about five weeks prior to his death, which occurred on Tuesday, Dec. 2.
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our grateful appreciation of the sympathy and assistance rendered us during the illness and at time of burial of our father and grandfather. Especially do we thank Rt. Rev. Msgr. Klein, the Sisters and Choir, the K. D. Society, and those who gave us floral and spiritual offerings.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kabourek and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bratrsovsky and Family
Mrs. W. F. Kabourek and Family
MATEJ KABOUREK
Matej Kabourek was born in Zvykoi, Bohemia, on Feb. 23, 1843. Growing to manhood he engaged in carpenter work and as a laborer. On February 6, 1866, he was united in marriage to Miss Elizabeth Fuxa. Nine years later, in 1875, they immigrated to America, settling in Lacrosse, Wisconsin, where they resided for three years. They then came to Butler County, Nebraska, and made their home on a farm five miles northeast of Brainard, where they resided until 1905. Six children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Kabourek, three of which died in Europe while yet small children, and one son, Wenceslaus, died at his home in Dwight about four years ago. One son, Frank, and one daughter, Mrs. Frank Bratrsovsky, both of this community, survive their parents. Mrs. Kabourek preceded her husband to "the land beyond" in 1913. Besides his son and daughter, Mr. Kabourek is survived by his daughter-in-law, Mrs. W. F. Kabourek, and by eighteen grandchildren.
Funeral services were held last Thursday morning, Dec. 4, at Holy Trinity Catholic church in Brainard. Deceased had been a long time member of the Z. C. K. J. Society (Western Union of Catholic Men) which recently united with the Katolicky Delnik (Catholic Workmen.) Burial was in the Brainard Catholic cemetery, by the side of his wife.
Although nearly eighty-eight years of age, Mr. Kabourek had enjoyed good health, except for the minor ailments common in old age, until about five weeks prior to his death, which occurred on Tuesday, Dec. 2.
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our grateful appreciation of the sympathy and assistance rendered us during the illness and at time of burial of our father and grandfather. Especially do we thank Rt. Rev. Msgr. Klein, the Sisters and Choir, the K. D. Society, and those who gave us floral and spiritual offerings.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kabourek and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bratrsovsky and Family
Mrs. W. F. Kabourek and Family
Brainard Clipper (Brainard, Nebr.), December 11, 1930, p. 1, col. 6
MATEJ KABOUREK
Matej Kabourek was born in Zvykoi, Bohemia, on Feb. 23, 1843. Growing to manhood he engaged in carpenter work and as a laborer. On February 6, 1866, he was united in marriage to Miss Elizabeth Fuxa. Nine years later, in 1875, they immigrated to America, settling in Lacrosse, Wisconsin, where they resided for three years. They then came to Butler County, Nebraska, and made their home on a farm five miles northeast of Brainard, where they resided until 1905. Six children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Kabourek, three of which died in Europe while yet small children, and one son, Wenceslaus, died at his home in Dwight about four years ago. One son, Frank, and one daughter, Mrs. Frank Bratrsovsky, both of this community, survive their parents. Mrs. Kabourek preceded her husband to "the land beyond" in 1913. Besides his son and daughter, Mr. Kabourek is survived by his daughter-in-law, Mrs. W. F. Kabourek, and by eighteen grandchildren.
Funeral services were held last Thursday morning, Dec. 4, at Holy Trinity Catholic church in Brainard. Deceased had been a long time member of the Z. C. K. J. Society (Western Union of Catholic Men) which recently united with the Katolicky Delnik (Catholic Workmen.) Burial was in the Brainard Catholic cemetery, by the side of his wife.
Although nearly eighty-eight years of age, Mr. Kabourek had enjoyed good health, except for the minor ailments common in old age, until about five weeks prior to his death, which occurred on Tuesday, Dec. 2.
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our grateful appreciation of the sympathy and assistance rendered us during the illness and at time of burial of our father and grandfather. Especially do we thank Rt. Rev. Msgr. Klein, the Sisters and Choir, the K. D. Society, and those who gave us floral and spiritual offerings.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kabourek and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bratrsovsky and Family
Mrs. W. F. Kabourek and Family
MATEJ KABOUREK
Matej Kabourek was born in Zvykoi, Bohemia, on Feb. 23, 1843. Growing to manhood he engaged in carpenter work and as a laborer. On February 6, 1866, he was united in marriage to Miss Elizabeth Fuxa. Nine years later, in 1875, they immigrated to America, settling in Lacrosse, Wisconsin, where they resided for three years. They then came to Butler County, Nebraska, and made their home on a farm five miles northeast of Brainard, where they resided until 1905. Six children were born to Mr. and Mrs. Kabourek, three of which died in Europe while yet small children, and one son, Wenceslaus, died at his home in Dwight about four years ago. One son, Frank, and one daughter, Mrs. Frank Bratrsovsky, both of this community, survive their parents. Mrs. Kabourek preceded her husband to "the land beyond" in 1913. Besides his son and daughter, Mr. Kabourek is survived by his daughter-in-law, Mrs. W. F. Kabourek, and by eighteen grandchildren.
Funeral services were held last Thursday morning, Dec. 4, at Holy Trinity Catholic church in Brainard. Deceased had been a long time member of the Z. C. K. J. Society (Western Union of Catholic Men) which recently united with the Katolicky Delnik (Catholic Workmen.) Burial was in the Brainard Catholic cemetery, by the side of his wife.
Although nearly eighty-eight years of age, Mr. Kabourek had enjoyed good health, except for the minor ailments common in old age, until about five weeks prior to his death, which occurred on Tuesday, Dec. 2.
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our grateful appreciation of the sympathy and assistance rendered us during the illness and at time of burial of our father and grandfather. Especially do we thank Rt. Rev. Msgr. Klein, the Sisters and Choir, the K. D. Society, and those who gave us floral and spiritual offerings.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kabourek and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bratrsovsky and Family
Mrs. W. F. Kabourek and Family
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Zde odpociva / MATEJ / KABOUREK / Nar. 24 Unora 1843 / Zem. 2 Pros. 1930
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