LOUIS HEYROTH
MISHICOT RESIDENT IS DEAD, AGED 56.
Louis Heyroth Buried From Home Where He Was Born.
Louis Heyroth, a well known resident of Mishicott, was buried today
from the old homestead where forty-six (sic) years ago, he first
opened his eyes to the world. Mr. Heyroth resided on the same farm
practically all his life.
Mr. Heyroth's death was caused by asthma from which he suffered. He
is survived by a widow, three sons and three daughters. His mother
who is _5 years of age also survives, and one brother and one sister,
the latter, Mrs. Richard, W__kelmiller, survive.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Saturday, September 5, 1914
MISHICOT RESIDENT IS DEAD, AGED 56.
Louis Heyroth Buried From Home Where He Was Born.
Louis Heyroth, a well known resident of Mishicott, was buried today
from the old homestead where forty-six (sic) years ago, he first
opened his eyes to the world. Mr. Heyroth resided on the same farm
practically all his life.
Mr. Heyroth's death was caused by asthma from which he suffered. He
is survived by a widow, three sons and three daughters. His mother
who is _5 years of age also survives, and one brother and one sister,
the latter, Mrs. Richard, W__kelmiller, survive.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Saturday, September 5, 1914
LOUIS HEYROTH
MISHICOT RESIDENT IS DEAD, AGED 56.
Louis Heyroth Buried From Home Where He Was Born.
Louis Heyroth, a well known resident of Mishicott, was buried today
from the old homestead where forty-six (sic) years ago, he first
opened his eyes to the world. Mr. Heyroth resided on the same farm
practically all his life.
Mr. Heyroth's death was caused by asthma from which he suffered. He
is survived by a widow, three sons and three daughters. His mother
who is _5 years of age also survives, and one brother and one sister,
the latter, Mrs. Richard, W__kelmiller, survive.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Saturday, September 5, 1914
MISHICOT RESIDENT IS DEAD, AGED 56.
Louis Heyroth Buried From Home Where He Was Born.
Louis Heyroth, a well known resident of Mishicott, was buried today
from the old homestead where forty-six (sic) years ago, he first
opened his eyes to the world. Mr. Heyroth resided on the same farm
practically all his life.
Mr. Heyroth's death was caused by asthma from which he suffered. He
is survived by a widow, three sons and three daughters. His mother
who is _5 years of age also survives, and one brother and one sister,
the latter, Mrs. Richard, W__kelmiller, survive.
Manitowoc Daily Herald, Saturday, September 5, 1914
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