h/o Gertrude Wolf married 20 Mar 1851 in Erie County, Ohio
Henry Stoffel, one of Sandusky's oldest and most respected German citizens, died at his home, 417 Market Street last evening. He had lived here for over a century. His trade was that of a blacksmith, and his place of business was known to the older residents. He was born in Germany in 1817 and was 82 years old.
A widow and four children survive him. The funeral will be held from his late residence on Friday afternoon.
Source: The Sandusky Star-Journal 04 Jan 1899, Wed • Page 1
*copied as printed
The funeral of Henry Stoffel was this afternoon from his late residence on Market Street. The services, which were conducted by Rev. Gram, were largely attended. Interment was made at Oakland cemetery.
Source: The Sandusky Star-Journal 06 Jan 1899, Fri • Page 4
Henry Stoffel, one of Sandusky's oldest and most respected German citizens, died at his home, 417 Market Street last evening. He had lived here for over a century. His trade was that of a blacksmith, and his place of business was known to the older residents. He was born in Germany in 1817 and was 82 years old.
A widow and four children survive him. The funeral will be held from his late residence on Friday afternoon.
Source: The Sandusky Star-Journal 04 Jan 1899, Wed • Page 1
*copied as printed
The funeral of Henry Stoffel was this afternoon from his late residence on Market Street. The services, which were conducted by Rev. Gram, were largely attended. Interment was made at Oakland cemetery.
Source: The Sandusky Star-Journal 06 Jan 1899, Fri • Page 4
h/o Gertrude Wolf married 20 Mar 1851 in Erie County, Ohio
Henry Stoffel, one of Sandusky's oldest and most respected German citizens, died at his home, 417 Market Street last evening. He had lived here for over a century. His trade was that of a blacksmith, and his place of business was known to the older residents. He was born in Germany in 1817 and was 82 years old.
A widow and four children survive him. The funeral will be held from his late residence on Friday afternoon.
Source: The Sandusky Star-Journal 04 Jan 1899, Wed • Page 1
*copied as printed
The funeral of Henry Stoffel was this afternoon from his late residence on Market Street. The services, which were conducted by Rev. Gram, were largely attended. Interment was made at Oakland cemetery.
Source: The Sandusky Star-Journal 06 Jan 1899, Fri • Page 4
Henry Stoffel, one of Sandusky's oldest and most respected German citizens, died at his home, 417 Market Street last evening. He had lived here for over a century. His trade was that of a blacksmith, and his place of business was known to the older residents. He was born in Germany in 1817 and was 82 years old.
A widow and four children survive him. The funeral will be held from his late residence on Friday afternoon.
Source: The Sandusky Star-Journal 04 Jan 1899, Wed • Page 1
*copied as printed
The funeral of Henry Stoffel was this afternoon from his late residence on Market Street. The services, which were conducted by Rev. Gram, were largely attended. Interment was made at Oakland cemetery.
Source: The Sandusky Star-Journal 06 Jan 1899, Fri • Page 4
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