Sarah Ann Berger-Wilson
Sarah Ann Berger was born February 25, 1866, at Indianola, Iowa. She was the daughter of Darius and Elizabeth Berger. The mother died in Iowa in 1872. Soon after this the family moved to Butler county, Kansas, where the father died in 1878.
Mrs. Wilson was the sixth child of a family of ten children and was the last member of her family to receive and answer the call to her heavenly home.
She was married to James Wilson January 4, 1880 at Humboldt, Kansas and they made their home on the homestead four miles west of Humboldt, until the spring of 1902 when they moved to their home in Humboldt where she answered the call of her Heavenly Father October 7, 1932. Mr. Wilson passed away December 28, 1928.
To this union were born three children: William, who passed away in 1901; Mrs. Florence Strieby, and Miss Mary L. Wilson of Humboldt, Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson united with the Methodist Episcopal church of Humboldt September 24, 1899, during the ministry of F W Fenn. She was a member of the Lawton Circle, Ladies of the G.A.R., and was very active in both church and circle as long as her health would permit.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson were the last of the member of their families to pass out through the sunset of life.
Mrs. Wilson leave to mourn her departure, two daughters, Mrs. Florence Strieby, Humboldt, Kansas and Miss Mary of the home, and three grandchildren, Mary Helen, Charles and Margaret Strieby, with many friends in the church, circle and community.
Funeral services were conducted in the home Sunday afternoon, October 9, by the pastor, the Rev. C V Shulenber, and interement was in the Dewitt cemetery.
Humboldt Union, October 13, 1932
Note: obit is incorrect regarding burial. She is buried at Mount Hope Cemetery.
Sarah Ann Berger was born February 25, 1866, at Indianola, Iowa. She was the daughter of Darius and Elizabeth Berger. The mother died in Iowa in 1872. Soon after this the family moved to Butler county, Kansas, where the father died in 1878.
Mrs. Wilson was the sixth child of a family of ten children and was the last member of her family to receive and answer the call to her heavenly home.
She was married to James Wilson January 4, 1880 at Humboldt, Kansas and they made their home on the homestead four miles west of Humboldt, until the spring of 1902 when they moved to their home in Humboldt where she answered the call of her Heavenly Father October 7, 1932. Mr. Wilson passed away December 28, 1928.
To this union were born three children: William, who passed away in 1901; Mrs. Florence Strieby, and Miss Mary L. Wilson of Humboldt, Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson united with the Methodist Episcopal church of Humboldt September 24, 1899, during the ministry of F W Fenn. She was a member of the Lawton Circle, Ladies of the G.A.R., and was very active in both church and circle as long as her health would permit.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson were the last of the member of their families to pass out through the sunset of life.
Mrs. Wilson leave to mourn her departure, two daughters, Mrs. Florence Strieby, Humboldt, Kansas and Miss Mary of the home, and three grandchildren, Mary Helen, Charles and Margaret Strieby, with many friends in the church, circle and community.
Funeral services were conducted in the home Sunday afternoon, October 9, by the pastor, the Rev. C V Shulenber, and interement was in the Dewitt cemetery.
Humboldt Union, October 13, 1932
Note: obit is incorrect regarding burial. She is buried at Mount Hope Cemetery.
Sarah Ann Berger-Wilson
Sarah Ann Berger was born February 25, 1866, at Indianola, Iowa. She was the daughter of Darius and Elizabeth Berger. The mother died in Iowa in 1872. Soon after this the family moved to Butler county, Kansas, where the father died in 1878.
Mrs. Wilson was the sixth child of a family of ten children and was the last member of her family to receive and answer the call to her heavenly home.
She was married to James Wilson January 4, 1880 at Humboldt, Kansas and they made their home on the homestead four miles west of Humboldt, until the spring of 1902 when they moved to their home in Humboldt where she answered the call of her Heavenly Father October 7, 1932. Mr. Wilson passed away December 28, 1928.
To this union were born three children: William, who passed away in 1901; Mrs. Florence Strieby, and Miss Mary L. Wilson of Humboldt, Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson united with the Methodist Episcopal church of Humboldt September 24, 1899, during the ministry of F W Fenn. She was a member of the Lawton Circle, Ladies of the G.A.R., and was very active in both church and circle as long as her health would permit.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson were the last of the member of their families to pass out through the sunset of life.
Mrs. Wilson leave to mourn her departure, two daughters, Mrs. Florence Strieby, Humboldt, Kansas and Miss Mary of the home, and three grandchildren, Mary Helen, Charles and Margaret Strieby, with many friends in the church, circle and community.
Funeral services were conducted in the home Sunday afternoon, October 9, by the pastor, the Rev. C V Shulenber, and interement was in the Dewitt cemetery.
Humboldt Union, October 13, 1932
Note: obit is incorrect regarding burial. She is buried at Mount Hope Cemetery.
Sarah Ann Berger was born February 25, 1866, at Indianola, Iowa. She was the daughter of Darius and Elizabeth Berger. The mother died in Iowa in 1872. Soon after this the family moved to Butler county, Kansas, where the father died in 1878.
Mrs. Wilson was the sixth child of a family of ten children and was the last member of her family to receive and answer the call to her heavenly home.
She was married to James Wilson January 4, 1880 at Humboldt, Kansas and they made their home on the homestead four miles west of Humboldt, until the spring of 1902 when they moved to their home in Humboldt where she answered the call of her Heavenly Father October 7, 1932. Mr. Wilson passed away December 28, 1928.
To this union were born three children: William, who passed away in 1901; Mrs. Florence Strieby, and Miss Mary L. Wilson of Humboldt, Kansas.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson united with the Methodist Episcopal church of Humboldt September 24, 1899, during the ministry of F W Fenn. She was a member of the Lawton Circle, Ladies of the G.A.R., and was very active in both church and circle as long as her health would permit.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson were the last of the member of their families to pass out through the sunset of life.
Mrs. Wilson leave to mourn her departure, two daughters, Mrs. Florence Strieby, Humboldt, Kansas and Miss Mary of the home, and three grandchildren, Mary Helen, Charles and Margaret Strieby, with many friends in the church, circle and community.
Funeral services were conducted in the home Sunday afternoon, October 9, by the pastor, the Rev. C V Shulenber, and interement was in the Dewitt cemetery.
Humboldt Union, October 13, 1932
Note: obit is incorrect regarding burial. She is buried at Mount Hope Cemetery.
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