Age given as 35 years old. Year of birth estimated from age at death.
Note: From the death notices in the newspaper, it would appear the surname spelling is GAU even though the Grand Island cemetery records show it as 'garr'. The Gau surname is found in some Omaha cemeteries.
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Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Thursday, 29 August 1907, page 3
Word was received in the city of the death from typhoid fever of E. H. Gau, which occurred in South Omaha last Saturday. The family formerly resided in this city and have not been living at their present home long. The family is almost in destitute circumstances. The remains will be sent to this city and the funeral will probably take place from the Christian church, the hour for the same not having been sent.
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Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Saturday, 31 August 1907, page 6
Mr. E. H. Gau [sic], who died in Omaha, was buried in Grand Island this morning at 9 o'clock. Only a short burial service was held at the grave. James R. McIntire conducted the same.
[and in another column]
The remains of E. H. Gau, who died of typhoid fever, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon and the funeral occurred later from Sondermann's morgue. Relatives were in the city from Aurora to be in attendance. The funeral services were conducted at the grave by Rev. McIntire, of the Christian church.
Note: From the death notices in the newspaper, it would appear the surname spelling is GAU even though the Grand Island cemetery records show it as 'garr'. The Gau surname is found in some Omaha cemeteries.
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Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Thursday, 29 August 1907, page 3
Word was received in the city of the death from typhoid fever of E. H. Gau, which occurred in South Omaha last Saturday. The family formerly resided in this city and have not been living at their present home long. The family is almost in destitute circumstances. The remains will be sent to this city and the funeral will probably take place from the Christian church, the hour for the same not having been sent.
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Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Saturday, 31 August 1907, page 6
Mr. E. H. Gau [sic], who died in Omaha, was buried in Grand Island this morning at 9 o'clock. Only a short burial service was held at the grave. James R. McIntire conducted the same.
[and in another column]
The remains of E. H. Gau, who died of typhoid fever, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon and the funeral occurred later from Sondermann's morgue. Relatives were in the city from Aurora to be in attendance. The funeral services were conducted at the grave by Rev. McIntire, of the Christian church.
Age given as 35 years old. Year of birth estimated from age at death.
Note: From the death notices in the newspaper, it would appear the surname spelling is GAU even though the Grand Island cemetery records show it as 'garr'. The Gau surname is found in some Omaha cemeteries.
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Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Thursday, 29 August 1907, page 3
Word was received in the city of the death from typhoid fever of E. H. Gau, which occurred in South Omaha last Saturday. The family formerly resided in this city and have not been living at their present home long. The family is almost in destitute circumstances. The remains will be sent to this city and the funeral will probably take place from the Christian church, the hour for the same not having been sent.
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Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Saturday, 31 August 1907, page 6
Mr. E. H. Gau [sic], who died in Omaha, was buried in Grand Island this morning at 9 o'clock. Only a short burial service was held at the grave. James R. McIntire conducted the same.
[and in another column]
The remains of E. H. Gau, who died of typhoid fever, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon and the funeral occurred later from Sondermann's morgue. Relatives were in the city from Aurora to be in attendance. The funeral services were conducted at the grave by Rev. McIntire, of the Christian church.
Note: From the death notices in the newspaper, it would appear the surname spelling is GAU even though the Grand Island cemetery records show it as 'garr'. The Gau surname is found in some Omaha cemeteries.
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Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Thursday, 29 August 1907, page 3
Word was received in the city of the death from typhoid fever of E. H. Gau, which occurred in South Omaha last Saturday. The family formerly resided in this city and have not been living at their present home long. The family is almost in destitute circumstances. The remains will be sent to this city and the funeral will probably take place from the Christian church, the hour for the same not having been sent.
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Grand Island (Nebraska) Daily Independent
Saturday, 31 August 1907, page 6
Mr. E. H. Gau [sic], who died in Omaha, was buried in Grand Island this morning at 9 o'clock. Only a short burial service was held at the grave. James R. McIntire conducted the same.
[and in another column]
The remains of E. H. Gau, who died of typhoid fever, arrived in the city yesterday afternoon and the funeral occurred later from Sondermann's morgue. Relatives were in the city from Aurora to be in attendance. The funeral services were conducted at the grave by Rev. McIntire, of the Christian church.
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Marker not found for this burial when checked in March of 2015.
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