Sarah Ann was the daughter of Lindley and Matilda Ann Kluck Williamson. She married Solomon Ferdnand Solberger 6 Mar 1873 in Ste Genevieve County Missouri.
The Helena Daily Independent Sunday April 6 1930
Resident of State since 1873
Mrs Sarah Solberger, 76, and a resident of Montana since 1873, died suddenly at the home of her daughter, Mrs Harvey Fullerton, shortly before midnight last Thursday of heart disease. Mrs Solberger came to Radersburg from her birthplace in Ste Genevieve County Missouri, as a bride and her husband Solomon Solberger ran one of the first quartz mills in Montana for A J Davis, pioneer mining man. They came to the Bitter Root valley in 1888, homesteading the present Fullerton ranch west of Hamilton. Mr Solberger died 10 years ago.
The Helena Daily Independent Sunday April 6 1930
Resident of State since 1873
Mrs Sarah Solberger, 76, and a resident of Montana since 1873, died suddenly at the home of her daughter, Mrs Harvey Fullerton, shortly before midnight last Thursday of heart disease. Mrs Solberger came to Radersburg from her birthplace in Ste Genevieve County Missouri, as a bride and her husband Solomon Solberger ran one of the first quartz mills in Montana for A J Davis, pioneer mining man. They came to the Bitter Root valley in 1888, homesteading the present Fullerton ranch west of Hamilton. Mr Solberger died 10 years ago.
Sarah Ann was the daughter of Lindley and Matilda Ann Kluck Williamson. She married Solomon Ferdnand Solberger 6 Mar 1873 in Ste Genevieve County Missouri.
The Helena Daily Independent Sunday April 6 1930
Resident of State since 1873
Mrs Sarah Solberger, 76, and a resident of Montana since 1873, died suddenly at the home of her daughter, Mrs Harvey Fullerton, shortly before midnight last Thursday of heart disease. Mrs Solberger came to Radersburg from her birthplace in Ste Genevieve County Missouri, as a bride and her husband Solomon Solberger ran one of the first quartz mills in Montana for A J Davis, pioneer mining man. They came to the Bitter Root valley in 1888, homesteading the present Fullerton ranch west of Hamilton. Mr Solberger died 10 years ago.
The Helena Daily Independent Sunday April 6 1930
Resident of State since 1873
Mrs Sarah Solberger, 76, and a resident of Montana since 1873, died suddenly at the home of her daughter, Mrs Harvey Fullerton, shortly before midnight last Thursday of heart disease. Mrs Solberger came to Radersburg from her birthplace in Ste Genevieve County Missouri, as a bride and her husband Solomon Solberger ran one of the first quartz mills in Montana for A J Davis, pioneer mining man. They came to the Bitter Root valley in 1888, homesteading the present Fullerton ranch west of Hamilton. Mr Solberger died 10 years ago.
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