Mary was a daughter of Casper Krepps and Sarah Ann 'Sadie' Haar (Hare). Siblings include:
Sister Mary Bernadette Krepps,
Francis Charles Krepps, in Alabama
Joseph A Krepps,
Ignatius Maria Krepps,
John B Krepps, McSherrystown
Ignatius William Krepps, McSherrystown
Lydia Ann Krepps,
Joseph Peter Krepps, McSherrystown
Jerome Krepps, Philadelphia
Louisa Krepps,
Lucy Catherine Krepps
George Krepps,
and step sibling John I Newheffer (Neuhafer).
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The death record for Sr. Mary Zita was found in the archives of Mt. Saint Joseph Convent, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia and reads as follows:
"Sister M. Zita Krepps, Aug 1st 1935 died at McSherrystown Aug 1st 1935. She was 48 years in religion most of which time was spent in Chambersburg, PA.
When her health failed, she was brought to McSherrystown where she edified all by her exact observance of rule, her many acts of kindness and thoughtfulness for others.
Her hands were never idle. When her sickness increased she was most patient and resigned, and received the Last Sacraments with great fervor.
She was buried in the convent cemetery."
Sources: Krepps Family Tree and
Haar/Hare Family Tree.
Sister Mary Bernadette Krepps,
Francis Charles Krepps, in Alabama
Joseph A Krepps,
Ignatius Maria Krepps,
John B Krepps, McSherrystown
Ignatius William Krepps, McSherrystown
Lydia Ann Krepps,
Joseph Peter Krepps, McSherrystown
Jerome Krepps, Philadelphia
Louisa Krepps,
Lucy Catherine Krepps
George Krepps,
and step sibling John I Newheffer (Neuhafer).
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The death record for Sr. Mary Zita was found in the archives of Mt. Saint Joseph Convent, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia and reads as follows:
"Sister M. Zita Krepps, Aug 1st 1935 died at McSherrystown Aug 1st 1935. She was 48 years in religion most of which time was spent in Chambersburg, PA.
When her health failed, she was brought to McSherrystown where she edified all by her exact observance of rule, her many acts of kindness and thoughtfulness for others.
Her hands were never idle. When her sickness increased she was most patient and resigned, and received the Last Sacraments with great fervor.
She was buried in the convent cemetery."
Sources: Krepps Family Tree and
Haar/Hare Family Tree.
Mary was a daughter of Casper Krepps and Sarah Ann 'Sadie' Haar (Hare). Siblings include:
Sister Mary Bernadette Krepps,
Francis Charles Krepps, in Alabama
Joseph A Krepps,
Ignatius Maria Krepps,
John B Krepps, McSherrystown
Ignatius William Krepps, McSherrystown
Lydia Ann Krepps,
Joseph Peter Krepps, McSherrystown
Jerome Krepps, Philadelphia
Louisa Krepps,
Lucy Catherine Krepps
George Krepps,
and step sibling John I Newheffer (Neuhafer).
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The death record for Sr. Mary Zita was found in the archives of Mt. Saint Joseph Convent, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia and reads as follows:
"Sister M. Zita Krepps, Aug 1st 1935 died at McSherrystown Aug 1st 1935. She was 48 years in religion most of which time was spent in Chambersburg, PA.
When her health failed, she was brought to McSherrystown where she edified all by her exact observance of rule, her many acts of kindness and thoughtfulness for others.
Her hands were never idle. When her sickness increased she was most patient and resigned, and received the Last Sacraments with great fervor.
She was buried in the convent cemetery."
Sources: Krepps Family Tree and
Haar/Hare Family Tree.
Sister Mary Bernadette Krepps,
Francis Charles Krepps, in Alabama
Joseph A Krepps,
Ignatius Maria Krepps,
John B Krepps, McSherrystown
Ignatius William Krepps, McSherrystown
Lydia Ann Krepps,
Joseph Peter Krepps, McSherrystown
Jerome Krepps, Philadelphia
Louisa Krepps,
Lucy Catherine Krepps
George Krepps,
and step sibling John I Newheffer (Neuhafer).
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The death record for Sr. Mary Zita was found in the archives of Mt. Saint Joseph Convent, Chestnut Hill, Philadelphia and reads as follows:
"Sister M. Zita Krepps, Aug 1st 1935 died at McSherrystown Aug 1st 1935. She was 48 years in religion most of which time was spent in Chambersburg, PA.
When her health failed, she was brought to McSherrystown where she edified all by her exact observance of rule, her many acts of kindness and thoughtfulness for others.
Her hands were never idle. When her sickness increased she was most patient and resigned, and received the Last Sacraments with great fervor.
She was buried in the convent cemetery."
Sources: Krepps Family Tree and
Haar/Hare Family Tree.
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