On his tombstone is inscribed "a place is vacant in our hearts that can never be filled" South Row 11, Grave 9
Richard Franzmathes was born in Smith County, May 26 1879 and departed this life April 15, 1909, aged 29 years, 10 months and 19 days. He was married to Miss Minnie Pilcher January 30, 1901. April 16, after short services at the house the remains were followed by a long line of sorrowing relatives, friends and neighbors to the Crystal Plains church where the sermon was preached by Rev. Templin after which interment was made in Crystal Plains cemetery. He leaves a loving wife, father, mother, six brothers and four sisters to mourn his loss.
On his tombstone is inscribed "a place is vacant in our hearts that can never be filled" South Row 11, Grave 9
Richard Franzmathes was born in Smith County, May 26 1879 and departed this life April 15, 1909, aged 29 years, 10 months and 19 days. He was married to Miss Minnie Pilcher January 30, 1901. April 16, after short services at the house the remains were followed by a long line of sorrowing relatives, friends and neighbors to the Crystal Plains church where the sermon was preached by Rev. Templin after which interment was made in Crystal Plains cemetery. He leaves a loving wife, father, mother, six brothers and four sisters to mourn his loss.
Family Members
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Albert Franzmathes
1861–1927
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William Franzmathes
1863–1922
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Edward Franz Mathes
1865–1945
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Mary Mathes Rorabaugh
1867–1942
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Magdalene M "Lena" Mathes Beem
1870–1953
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Peter Franzmathes
1873–1944
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Anna Franzmathes Bell
1876–1956
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Clara Franzmathes Pilcher
1881–1962
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Jess Mathes
1884–1954
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Frank Franzmathes
1886–1964
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