Sudden Death of Jonathan Kropf
The people of the town were shocked last Sunday to learn that our esteemed townsman, Mr. Jonathan Kropf, died very suddenly at four o'clock that morning. Mr. Kropf had been to Berlin on Saturday, and arriving home in the evening retired apparently in the best of health. About four o'clock he awoke and complained of feeling unwell, passing away a few minutes afterwards. The late Mr. Kropf was in his 64th year and a life long resident of this township, residing for many years on a farm at Pinehill, and was also a well known contractor, making a specialty of moving large buildings, in which he had in late years made himself prominent in this locality. A few years ago he left his farm to a son, and moved to this village. Deceased was of a genial and kindly disposition and beloved by all who knew him. He was twice married; his first wife, (nee Mathilda Hostetler) predeceased him about ten years ago. He is survived by his second wife, one daughter and four sons. The children are: Norman, of Michepecoten; Edwin, of Earl Grey, Sask.; Herbert on the old homestead; Jacob, at home, and Lavina, of Guelph. The funeral took place from his late residence on Wednesday morning to Geiger's Cemetery, Bleam's Road, and was very largely attended.
New Hamburg Independent, December 4, 1908
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J. Krupp's Sudden Death
Friends of Mr. Jonathan Krupp, for years a resident of Berlin, were shocked to hear of his sudden death on Sunday at his home in Wilmot Tp.
Death, which was caused by heart failure, came very suddenly. He was about 65 years old and leaves a widow and grown up family. Mr. Krupp, while in Berlin, did considerable work in moving houses.
The Berlin News Record, December 1, 1908
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On Sunday Jonathan Kropf died. He was unwell for the past few days, however nobody expected a rapid departure. He left behind his spouse and five grown children. His first spouse was Lavina, daughter of the late Moses Hostetler. About four years ago, he was joined to Leah Gabel in marriage. He was 63 years, 11 months and 23 days old. The burial will be held today Wednesday at Geiger's cemetery. [translated from the original German].
Berliner Journal, December 2, 1908
The people of the town were shocked last Sunday to learn that our esteemed townsman, Mr. Jonathan Kropf, died very suddenly at four o'clock that morning. Mr. Kropf had been to Berlin on Saturday, and arriving home in the evening retired apparently in the best of health. About four o'clock he awoke and complained of feeling unwell, passing away a few minutes afterwards. The late Mr. Kropf was in his 64th year and a life long resident of this township, residing for many years on a farm at Pinehill, and was also a well known contractor, making a specialty of moving large buildings, in which he had in late years made himself prominent in this locality. A few years ago he left his farm to a son, and moved to this village. Deceased was of a genial and kindly disposition and beloved by all who knew him. He was twice married; his first wife, (nee Mathilda Hostetler) predeceased him about ten years ago. He is survived by his second wife, one daughter and four sons. The children are: Norman, of Michepecoten; Edwin, of Earl Grey, Sask.; Herbert on the old homestead; Jacob, at home, and Lavina, of Guelph. The funeral took place from his late residence on Wednesday morning to Geiger's Cemetery, Bleam's Road, and was very largely attended.
New Hamburg Independent, December 4, 1908
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J. Krupp's Sudden Death
Friends of Mr. Jonathan Krupp, for years a resident of Berlin, were shocked to hear of his sudden death on Sunday at his home in Wilmot Tp.
Death, which was caused by heart failure, came very suddenly. He was about 65 years old and leaves a widow and grown up family. Mr. Krupp, while in Berlin, did considerable work in moving houses.
The Berlin News Record, December 1, 1908
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On Sunday Jonathan Kropf died. He was unwell for the past few days, however nobody expected a rapid departure. He left behind his spouse and five grown children. His first spouse was Lavina, daughter of the late Moses Hostetler. About four years ago, he was joined to Leah Gabel in marriage. He was 63 years, 11 months and 23 days old. The burial will be held today Wednesday at Geiger's cemetery. [translated from the original German].
Berliner Journal, December 2, 1908
Sudden Death of Jonathan Kropf
The people of the town were shocked last Sunday to learn that our esteemed townsman, Mr. Jonathan Kropf, died very suddenly at four o'clock that morning. Mr. Kropf had been to Berlin on Saturday, and arriving home in the evening retired apparently in the best of health. About four o'clock he awoke and complained of feeling unwell, passing away a few minutes afterwards. The late Mr. Kropf was in his 64th year and a life long resident of this township, residing for many years on a farm at Pinehill, and was also a well known contractor, making a specialty of moving large buildings, in which he had in late years made himself prominent in this locality. A few years ago he left his farm to a son, and moved to this village. Deceased was of a genial and kindly disposition and beloved by all who knew him. He was twice married; his first wife, (nee Mathilda Hostetler) predeceased him about ten years ago. He is survived by his second wife, one daughter and four sons. The children are: Norman, of Michepecoten; Edwin, of Earl Grey, Sask.; Herbert on the old homestead; Jacob, at home, and Lavina, of Guelph. The funeral took place from his late residence on Wednesday morning to Geiger's Cemetery, Bleam's Road, and was very largely attended.
New Hamburg Independent, December 4, 1908
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J. Krupp's Sudden Death
Friends of Mr. Jonathan Krupp, for years a resident of Berlin, were shocked to hear of his sudden death on Sunday at his home in Wilmot Tp.
Death, which was caused by heart failure, came very suddenly. He was about 65 years old and leaves a widow and grown up family. Mr. Krupp, while in Berlin, did considerable work in moving houses.
The Berlin News Record, December 1, 1908
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On Sunday Jonathan Kropf died. He was unwell for the past few days, however nobody expected a rapid departure. He left behind his spouse and five grown children. His first spouse was Lavina, daughter of the late Moses Hostetler. About four years ago, he was joined to Leah Gabel in marriage. He was 63 years, 11 months and 23 days old. The burial will be held today Wednesday at Geiger's cemetery. [translated from the original German].
Berliner Journal, December 2, 1908
The people of the town were shocked last Sunday to learn that our esteemed townsman, Mr. Jonathan Kropf, died very suddenly at four o'clock that morning. Mr. Kropf had been to Berlin on Saturday, and arriving home in the evening retired apparently in the best of health. About four o'clock he awoke and complained of feeling unwell, passing away a few minutes afterwards. The late Mr. Kropf was in his 64th year and a life long resident of this township, residing for many years on a farm at Pinehill, and was also a well known contractor, making a specialty of moving large buildings, in which he had in late years made himself prominent in this locality. A few years ago he left his farm to a son, and moved to this village. Deceased was of a genial and kindly disposition and beloved by all who knew him. He was twice married; his first wife, (nee Mathilda Hostetler) predeceased him about ten years ago. He is survived by his second wife, one daughter and four sons. The children are: Norman, of Michepecoten; Edwin, of Earl Grey, Sask.; Herbert on the old homestead; Jacob, at home, and Lavina, of Guelph. The funeral took place from his late residence on Wednesday morning to Geiger's Cemetery, Bleam's Road, and was very largely attended.
New Hamburg Independent, December 4, 1908
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J. Krupp's Sudden Death
Friends of Mr. Jonathan Krupp, for years a resident of Berlin, were shocked to hear of his sudden death on Sunday at his home in Wilmot Tp.
Death, which was caused by heart failure, came very suddenly. He was about 65 years old and leaves a widow and grown up family. Mr. Krupp, while in Berlin, did considerable work in moving houses.
The Berlin News Record, December 1, 1908
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On Sunday Jonathan Kropf died. He was unwell for the past few days, however nobody expected a rapid departure. He left behind his spouse and five grown children. His first spouse was Lavina, daughter of the late Moses Hostetler. About four years ago, he was joined to Leah Gabel in marriage. He was 63 years, 11 months and 23 days old. The burial will be held today Wednesday at Geiger's cemetery. [translated from the original German].
Berliner Journal, December 2, 1908
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