Married in 1888
Mrs. Wm. Bock of Foxholm is Dead
Mrs. Wm. Bock, who resided near Foxholm for the past eighteen years, passed away at her home last week, after a long illness from a complication of diseases.
The funeral was held Friday from St. Mary’s church, burial taking place in the Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. Bock had been bedfast for about a month. She is survived by her husband and nine children, five sons, Henry, John, William, Hubert, Anselm and a younger son, and three daughters, Mrs. O’Neil, of Kenmare, Mrs. Chas. Leibel of Foxholm and a daughter residing at home. Mrs. Bock was a splendid woman in every way and an ideal wife and mother. A host of friends extend their sincere sympathy.
The Ward County Independent
Thursday, March 9, 1922
Page 8
Mrs. Wm. Bock of Foxholm is Dead
Mrs. Wm. Bock, who resided near Foxholm for the past eighteen years, passed away at her home last week, after a long illness from a complication of diseases.
The funeral was held Friday from St. Mary’s church, burial taking place in the Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. Bock had been bedfast for about a month. She is survived by her husband and nine children, five sons, Henry, John, William, Hubert, Anselm and a younger son, and three daughters, Mrs. O’Neil, of Kenmare, Mrs. Chas. Leibel of Foxholm and a daughter residing at home. Mrs. Bock was a splendid woman in every way and an ideal wife and mother. A host of friends extend their sincere sympathy.
The Ward County Independent
Thursday, March 9, 1922
Page 8
Married in 1888
Mrs. Wm. Bock of Foxholm is Dead
Mrs. Wm. Bock, who resided near Foxholm for the past eighteen years, passed away at her home last week, after a long illness from a complication of diseases.
The funeral was held Friday from St. Mary’s church, burial taking place in the Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. Bock had been bedfast for about a month. She is survived by her husband and nine children, five sons, Henry, John, William, Hubert, Anselm and a younger son, and three daughters, Mrs. O’Neil, of Kenmare, Mrs. Chas. Leibel of Foxholm and a daughter residing at home. Mrs. Bock was a splendid woman in every way and an ideal wife and mother. A host of friends extend their sincere sympathy.
The Ward County Independent
Thursday, March 9, 1922
Page 8
Mrs. Wm. Bock of Foxholm is Dead
Mrs. Wm. Bock, who resided near Foxholm for the past eighteen years, passed away at her home last week, after a long illness from a complication of diseases.
The funeral was held Friday from St. Mary’s church, burial taking place in the Catholic cemetery.
Mrs. Bock had been bedfast for about a month. She is survived by her husband and nine children, five sons, Henry, John, William, Hubert, Anselm and a younger son, and three daughters, Mrs. O’Neil, of Kenmare, Mrs. Chas. Leibel of Foxholm and a daughter residing at home. Mrs. Bock was a splendid woman in every way and an ideal wife and mother. A host of friends extend their sincere sympathy.
The Ward County Independent
Thursday, March 9, 1922
Page 8
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