Mrs. Anna Lehmann died on Thursday the 22nd of December in the house of her son Johann Louis Lehmann in Appleton at an age rarely reached by us mortal people. She was 100 years and 6 months old. She was born Anna Thurow in Alt-Kuestrinchen in Province Brandenburg on the 21st of June 1810. She married Gottfried Lehmann in 1833 and with him made the ocean voyage in 1858. Her husband died many years ago and left her the sons Friedrich Wilhelm Lehmann of Hustisford and Johann L. Lehmann of Appleton. The old woman lived from 1858 to 1882 in Hustisford and then moved to her son Johann Louis Lehmann's home in Appleton, Wis.
She still made tours on foot in her old age, spending as much time as possible in the fresh air, until she suffered a fracture and finally died. On Tuesday the 27th of December the funeral was held in the Methodist Church in Hustisford. She was laid to rest in the Hustisford Cemetery.
Source: Dodge County Pionier, Friday, 30 December 1910, page 5
Contributor: sidewinder (49348971)
She still made tours on foot in her old age, spending as much time as possible in the fresh air, until she suffered a fracture and finally died. On Tuesday the 27th of December the funeral was held in the Methodist Church in Hustisford. She was laid to rest in the Hustisford Cemetery.
Source: Dodge County Pionier, Friday, 30 December 1910, page 5
Contributor: sidewinder (49348971)
Mrs. Anna Lehmann died on Thursday the 22nd of December in the house of her son Johann Louis Lehmann in Appleton at an age rarely reached by us mortal people. She was 100 years and 6 months old. She was born Anna Thurow in Alt-Kuestrinchen in Province Brandenburg on the 21st of June 1810. She married Gottfried Lehmann in 1833 and with him made the ocean voyage in 1858. Her husband died many years ago and left her the sons Friedrich Wilhelm Lehmann of Hustisford and Johann L. Lehmann of Appleton. The old woman lived from 1858 to 1882 in Hustisford and then moved to her son Johann Louis Lehmann's home in Appleton, Wis.
She still made tours on foot in her old age, spending as much time as possible in the fresh air, until she suffered a fracture and finally died. On Tuesday the 27th of December the funeral was held in the Methodist Church in Hustisford. She was laid to rest in the Hustisford Cemetery.
Source: Dodge County Pionier, Friday, 30 December 1910, page 5
Contributor: sidewinder (49348971)
She still made tours on foot in her old age, spending as much time as possible in the fresh air, until she suffered a fracture and finally died. On Tuesday the 27th of December the funeral was held in the Methodist Church in Hustisford. She was laid to rest in the Hustisford Cemetery.
Source: Dodge County Pionier, Friday, 30 December 1910, page 5
Contributor: sidewinder (49348971)
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