Moulton News, 1 Oct 1896
The Angel of Death.
Again it becomes the painful duty of the GAZETTE to chronicle a sad death, that of Mrs. Theodore Schuhmann, which took place Thursday eve. Her end was sudden and unexpected, and as the news spread over the town it created universal sorrow and regret. She left a baby but four months old. Mr. Schuhmann entered the employ of Wolters Bros. here two years ago. During the Christmas holidays, 1894, he was married and brought his young bride to Shiner and commenced housekeeping. Of a free-hearted, sociable disposition, he has made many friends, who extend to him their heart-felt sympathy in his sad loss. He had a lovely little home and was prepared to enjoy life with his young wife and little one, but now all is changed. the Angel of Death has desolated his home.
The interment took place at the O.D.H.S. cemetery at 4 o'clock Friday eve.
Johanne Schuhmann, 13 Mar 1874 - 24 Sep 1896, was buried in the Shiner Sons of Hermann Cemetery. Contributed by Matt Cross.
The Angel of Death.
Again it becomes the painful duty of the GAZETTE to chronicle a sad death, that of Mrs. Theodore Schuhmann, which took place Thursday eve. Her end was sudden and unexpected, and as the news spread over the town it created universal sorrow and regret. She left a baby but four months old. Mr. Schuhmann entered the employ of Wolters Bros. here two years ago. During the Christmas holidays, 1894, he was married and brought his young bride to Shiner and commenced housekeeping. Of a free-hearted, sociable disposition, he has made many friends, who extend to him their heart-felt sympathy in his sad loss. He had a lovely little home and was prepared to enjoy life with his young wife and little one, but now all is changed. the Angel of Death has desolated his home.
The interment took place at the O.D.H.S. cemetery at 4 o'clock Friday eve.
Johanne Schuhmann, 13 Mar 1874 - 24 Sep 1896, was buried in the Shiner Sons of Hermann Cemetery. Contributed by Matt Cross.
Moulton News, 1 Oct 1896
The Angel of Death.
Again it becomes the painful duty of the GAZETTE to chronicle a sad death, that of Mrs. Theodore Schuhmann, which took place Thursday eve. Her end was sudden and unexpected, and as the news spread over the town it created universal sorrow and regret. She left a baby but four months old. Mr. Schuhmann entered the employ of Wolters Bros. here two years ago. During the Christmas holidays, 1894, he was married and brought his young bride to Shiner and commenced housekeeping. Of a free-hearted, sociable disposition, he has made many friends, who extend to him their heart-felt sympathy in his sad loss. He had a lovely little home and was prepared to enjoy life with his young wife and little one, but now all is changed. the Angel of Death has desolated his home.
The interment took place at the O.D.H.S. cemetery at 4 o'clock Friday eve.
Johanne Schuhmann, 13 Mar 1874 - 24 Sep 1896, was buried in the Shiner Sons of Hermann Cemetery. Contributed by Matt Cross.
The Angel of Death.
Again it becomes the painful duty of the GAZETTE to chronicle a sad death, that of Mrs. Theodore Schuhmann, which took place Thursday eve. Her end was sudden and unexpected, and as the news spread over the town it created universal sorrow and regret. She left a baby but four months old. Mr. Schuhmann entered the employ of Wolters Bros. here two years ago. During the Christmas holidays, 1894, he was married and brought his young bride to Shiner and commenced housekeeping. Of a free-hearted, sociable disposition, he has made many friends, who extend to him their heart-felt sympathy in his sad loss. He had a lovely little home and was prepared to enjoy life with his young wife and little one, but now all is changed. the Angel of Death has desolated his home.
The interment took place at the O.D.H.S. cemetery at 4 o'clock Friday eve.
Johanne Schuhmann, 13 Mar 1874 - 24 Sep 1896, was buried in the Shiner Sons of Hermann Cemetery. Contributed by Matt Cross.
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