Wilhelmina "Minnie" Nabakowski was the daughter of John Samuel Nabakowski Sr. and Gustina Gringle.
She married William H. Streicher on 09 Mar 1911 at the Bride's home in Amherst, Lorain Co., OH.
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Obituary, 02 Sep 1954, "The Amherst News-Times" (Amherst, Lorain Co., OH)
FINAL RITES HELD ON SUNDAY FOR MRS. STREICHER
Final rites for Mrs. Minnie Streicher, 63, Pyle-South Amherst road, were held Sunday at 2 p.m. from the Emmerich Funeral Home with the Rev. Arthur Dey, pastor of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church, officiating.
Born in Germany in 1891, Mrs. Streicher came to the United States in 1893 and had lived since that time in Russia Township. She was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran church and the Ladies' Aid Society.
Surviving are her husband, William; a daughter, Mrs. Ora Bliss, Oberlin; two sons, Donald of Kipton and Chester of Amherst; two sisters, Mrs. William Cahl and Mrs. Ben Strauss, of Amherst; four brothers, August Nabakowski of Sheffield Lake, Fred Nabakowski of Akron, Walter Nabakowski of Lorain, and Edward Nabakowski of Brownhelm; four grandchildren.
Burial took place in Brownhelm cemetery.
Orville Manes, Historical Soc. - Amherst Historical Society & Sandstone Museum Center - Amherst, Lorain Co., OH, March/April Newsletter "The Grindstone".
THE HORSE AND BUGGY
This is the story of two German gentlemen; one first and one second generation, born in Lorain County, Ohio. Their early means of transportation was with horses and their "Courting Buggies". This isn't a long story, but neither are the distances they traveled. As you will note, their buggies didn't carry many occupants; just room for them and their passenger. Both were born on farms, William H. Streicher, July 11, 1884 in Russia Township and Leonard G. Beesing, June 12, 1882 in Brownhelm Township. Both died in Amherst, Ohio in 1964 and buried in Brownhelm Cemetery.
^-William married Wilhelmina Nabakowski March 9, 1911 in the bride's home in Amherst. Leonard married Marie Katherine Pippert May 24, 1916 in the E.U.B. Church in Brownhelm. I don't know the names of the horses; but with out them the story continues to the marriage of William's son, Chester, and Leonard's daughter, Norma, who were married October 20, 1942 in St. Paul Lutheran Church in Amherst. Travel and courting was much different for them and much farther. The family line continued, but fortunately or sadly unfortunately, not with the "Courting Buggies".
She married William H. Streicher on 09 Mar 1911 at the Bride's home in Amherst, Lorain Co., OH.
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Obituary, 02 Sep 1954, "The Amherst News-Times" (Amherst, Lorain Co., OH)
FINAL RITES HELD ON SUNDAY FOR MRS. STREICHER
Final rites for Mrs. Minnie Streicher, 63, Pyle-South Amherst road, were held Sunday at 2 p.m. from the Emmerich Funeral Home with the Rev. Arthur Dey, pastor of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church, officiating.
Born in Germany in 1891, Mrs. Streicher came to the United States in 1893 and had lived since that time in Russia Township. She was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran church and the Ladies' Aid Society.
Surviving are her husband, William; a daughter, Mrs. Ora Bliss, Oberlin; two sons, Donald of Kipton and Chester of Amherst; two sisters, Mrs. William Cahl and Mrs. Ben Strauss, of Amherst; four brothers, August Nabakowski of Sheffield Lake, Fred Nabakowski of Akron, Walter Nabakowski of Lorain, and Edward Nabakowski of Brownhelm; four grandchildren.
Burial took place in Brownhelm cemetery.
Orville Manes, Historical Soc. - Amherst Historical Society & Sandstone Museum Center - Amherst, Lorain Co., OH, March/April Newsletter "The Grindstone".
THE HORSE AND BUGGY
This is the story of two German gentlemen; one first and one second generation, born in Lorain County, Ohio. Their early means of transportation was with horses and their "Courting Buggies". This isn't a long story, but neither are the distances they traveled. As you will note, their buggies didn't carry many occupants; just room for them and their passenger. Both were born on farms, William H. Streicher, July 11, 1884 in Russia Township and Leonard G. Beesing, June 12, 1882 in Brownhelm Township. Both died in Amherst, Ohio in 1964 and buried in Brownhelm Cemetery.
^-William married Wilhelmina Nabakowski March 9, 1911 in the bride's home in Amherst. Leonard married Marie Katherine Pippert May 24, 1916 in the E.U.B. Church in Brownhelm. I don't know the names of the horses; but with out them the story continues to the marriage of William's son, Chester, and Leonard's daughter, Norma, who were married October 20, 1942 in St. Paul Lutheran Church in Amherst. Travel and courting was much different for them and much farther. The family line continued, but fortunately or sadly unfortunately, not with the "Courting Buggies".
Wilhelmina "Minnie" Nabakowski was the daughter of John Samuel Nabakowski Sr. and Gustina Gringle.
She married William H. Streicher on 09 Mar 1911 at the Bride's home in Amherst, Lorain Co., OH.
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Obituary, 02 Sep 1954, "The Amherst News-Times" (Amherst, Lorain Co., OH)
FINAL RITES HELD ON SUNDAY FOR MRS. STREICHER
Final rites for Mrs. Minnie Streicher, 63, Pyle-South Amherst road, were held Sunday at 2 p.m. from the Emmerich Funeral Home with the Rev. Arthur Dey, pastor of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church, officiating.
Born in Germany in 1891, Mrs. Streicher came to the United States in 1893 and had lived since that time in Russia Township. She was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran church and the Ladies' Aid Society.
Surviving are her husband, William; a daughter, Mrs. Ora Bliss, Oberlin; two sons, Donald of Kipton and Chester of Amherst; two sisters, Mrs. William Cahl and Mrs. Ben Strauss, of Amherst; four brothers, August Nabakowski of Sheffield Lake, Fred Nabakowski of Akron, Walter Nabakowski of Lorain, and Edward Nabakowski of Brownhelm; four grandchildren.
Burial took place in Brownhelm cemetery.
Orville Manes, Historical Soc. - Amherst Historical Society & Sandstone Museum Center - Amherst, Lorain Co., OH, March/April Newsletter "The Grindstone".
THE HORSE AND BUGGY
This is the story of two German gentlemen; one first and one second generation, born in Lorain County, Ohio. Their early means of transportation was with horses and their "Courting Buggies". This isn't a long story, but neither are the distances they traveled. As you will note, their buggies didn't carry many occupants; just room for them and their passenger. Both were born on farms, William H. Streicher, July 11, 1884 in Russia Township and Leonard G. Beesing, June 12, 1882 in Brownhelm Township. Both died in Amherst, Ohio in 1964 and buried in Brownhelm Cemetery.
^-William married Wilhelmina Nabakowski March 9, 1911 in the bride's home in Amherst. Leonard married Marie Katherine Pippert May 24, 1916 in the E.U.B. Church in Brownhelm. I don't know the names of the horses; but with out them the story continues to the marriage of William's son, Chester, and Leonard's daughter, Norma, who were married October 20, 1942 in St. Paul Lutheran Church in Amherst. Travel and courting was much different for them and much farther. The family line continued, but fortunately or sadly unfortunately, not with the "Courting Buggies".
She married William H. Streicher on 09 Mar 1911 at the Bride's home in Amherst, Lorain Co., OH.
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Obituary, 02 Sep 1954, "The Amherst News-Times" (Amherst, Lorain Co., OH)
FINAL RITES HELD ON SUNDAY FOR MRS. STREICHER
Final rites for Mrs. Minnie Streicher, 63, Pyle-South Amherst road, were held Sunday at 2 p.m. from the Emmerich Funeral Home with the Rev. Arthur Dey, pastor of St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran church, officiating.
Born in Germany in 1891, Mrs. Streicher came to the United States in 1893 and had lived since that time in Russia Township. She was a member of St. Paul's Lutheran church and the Ladies' Aid Society.
Surviving are her husband, William; a daughter, Mrs. Ora Bliss, Oberlin; two sons, Donald of Kipton and Chester of Amherst; two sisters, Mrs. William Cahl and Mrs. Ben Strauss, of Amherst; four brothers, August Nabakowski of Sheffield Lake, Fred Nabakowski of Akron, Walter Nabakowski of Lorain, and Edward Nabakowski of Brownhelm; four grandchildren.
Burial took place in Brownhelm cemetery.
Orville Manes, Historical Soc. - Amherst Historical Society & Sandstone Museum Center - Amherst, Lorain Co., OH, March/April Newsletter "The Grindstone".
THE HORSE AND BUGGY
This is the story of two German gentlemen; one first and one second generation, born in Lorain County, Ohio. Their early means of transportation was with horses and their "Courting Buggies". This isn't a long story, but neither are the distances they traveled. As you will note, their buggies didn't carry many occupants; just room for them and their passenger. Both were born on farms, William H. Streicher, July 11, 1884 in Russia Township and Leonard G. Beesing, June 12, 1882 in Brownhelm Township. Both died in Amherst, Ohio in 1964 and buried in Brownhelm Cemetery.
^-William married Wilhelmina Nabakowski March 9, 1911 in the bride's home in Amherst. Leonard married Marie Katherine Pippert May 24, 1916 in the E.U.B. Church in Brownhelm. I don't know the names of the horses; but with out them the story continues to the marriage of William's son, Chester, and Leonard's daughter, Norma, who were married October 20, 1942 in St. Paul Lutheran Church in Amherst. Travel and courting was much different for them and much farther. The family line continued, but fortunately or sadly unfortunately, not with the "Courting Buggies".
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