Hooper Sentinel, February 9, 1899, p. 5, col. 2
T. H. Monnich died at her home five miles north of Hooper, Friday Feb. 3rd, and the funeral took place Tuesday conducted by Rev. Wupper. The remains were interred by the side of her husband, who died only a week previous. Deceased was among the oldest settlers of Dodge county having lived here since 1869. One son, Gerhart, and one daughter, Mrs. John H. Kuhlman are left to mourn their death.
T. H. Monnich died at her home five miles north of Hooper, Friday Feb. 3rd, and the funeral took place Tuesday conducted by Rev. Wupper. The remains were interred by the side of her husband, who died only a week previous. Deceased was among the oldest settlers of Dodge county having lived here since 1869. One son, Gerhart, and one daughter, Mrs. John H. Kuhlman are left to mourn their death.
Hooper Sentinel, February 9, 1899, p. 5, col. 2
T. H. Monnich died at her home five miles north of Hooper, Friday Feb. 3rd, and the funeral took place Tuesday conducted by Rev. Wupper. The remains were interred by the side of her husband, who died only a week previous. Deceased was among the oldest settlers of Dodge county having lived here since 1869. One son, Gerhart, and one daughter, Mrs. John H. Kuhlman are left to mourn their death.
T. H. Monnich died at her home five miles north of Hooper, Friday Feb. 3rd, and the funeral took place Tuesday conducted by Rev. Wupper. The remains were interred by the side of her husband, who died only a week previous. Deceased was among the oldest settlers of Dodge county having lived here since 1869. One son, Gerhart, and one daughter, Mrs. John H. Kuhlman are left to mourn their death.
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