Source; Geneologybank.com / March 5, 1905 / Morning Star / Rkfd, IL. / Page 6
Mrs. Edward Haven passed away at Rockford hospital last evening. The deceased had been a patient at the institution for three weeks, receiving treatment for typhoid pneumonia, the malady that ultimately resulted in her passing.
The deceased was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Herbig of 722 Houghton Street and was born in Freeport March 17, 1877. She was married Feb. 14, 1901 to Edward Haven, who with two sons, Alfred and George, are left to mourn the death of the wife and mother.
Aside from these she leaves her parents, three sisters and three brothers, they being Mrs. Ed Kaufman, Mrs. H.J. Williams, Miss Mollie Herbig and William Louis and Emil Herbig.
Mrs. Edward Haven passed away at Rockford hospital last evening. The deceased had been a patient at the institution for three weeks, receiving treatment for typhoid pneumonia, the malady that ultimately resulted in her passing.
The deceased was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Herbig of 722 Houghton Street and was born in Freeport March 17, 1877. She was married Feb. 14, 1901 to Edward Haven, who with two sons, Alfred and George, are left to mourn the death of the wife and mother.
Aside from these she leaves her parents, three sisters and three brothers, they being Mrs. Ed Kaufman, Mrs. H.J. Williams, Miss Mollie Herbig and William Louis and Emil Herbig.
Source; Geneologybank.com / March 5, 1905 / Morning Star / Rkfd, IL. / Page 6
Mrs. Edward Haven passed away at Rockford hospital last evening. The deceased had been a patient at the institution for three weeks, receiving treatment for typhoid pneumonia, the malady that ultimately resulted in her passing.
The deceased was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Herbig of 722 Houghton Street and was born in Freeport March 17, 1877. She was married Feb. 14, 1901 to Edward Haven, who with two sons, Alfred and George, are left to mourn the death of the wife and mother.
Aside from these she leaves her parents, three sisters and three brothers, they being Mrs. Ed Kaufman, Mrs. H.J. Williams, Miss Mollie Herbig and William Louis and Emil Herbig.
Mrs. Edward Haven passed away at Rockford hospital last evening. The deceased had been a patient at the institution for three weeks, receiving treatment for typhoid pneumonia, the malady that ultimately resulted in her passing.
The deceased was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Herbig of 722 Houghton Street and was born in Freeport March 17, 1877. She was married Feb. 14, 1901 to Edward Haven, who with two sons, Alfred and George, are left to mourn the death of the wife and mother.
Aside from these she leaves her parents, three sisters and three brothers, they being Mrs. Ed Kaufman, Mrs. H.J. Williams, Miss Mollie Herbig and William Louis and Emil Herbig.
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