Mrs. Henry Wagner, wife of Henry Wagner, of Brothertown, died on Monday, Sept. 24, at the age of 23 years. The deceased was born at St. Wendel, Manitowoc county Nov 13, 1888 and was married 1904 to Mr. Wagner. Last spring she caught a cold which terminated in consumption and caused her death. The funeral took place on Wednesday from Trinity Catholic church at Jericho and was largely attended.
Chilton Times 9/26/1906 p. 4
End Notes:
Helena (Lena) Junk and Henry Wagner were married at St.Wendel in 1904. Her parents were Peter and Anna Junk. The Junk family (also seen as spelled Young) lived on a farm next to Istak Vetter and family. Lena later married Istak's grandson Henry Wagner. Henry and Lena had one daughter Matilda (Mrs. Ernest Lehrke). Matilda was born November 12, 1905 and her mother Lena died Sept 24 1906. The story was that Henry and Lena went to visit relatives in the Sheboygan area by buggy. Lena caught pneumonia and died. Lena's Calumet County death certificate reads that she died of Tuberculosis in Brothertown.
Chilton Times 9/26/1906 p. 4
End Notes:
Helena (Lena) Junk and Henry Wagner were married at St.Wendel in 1904. Her parents were Peter and Anna Junk. The Junk family (also seen as spelled Young) lived on a farm next to Istak Vetter and family. Lena later married Istak's grandson Henry Wagner. Henry and Lena had one daughter Matilda (Mrs. Ernest Lehrke). Matilda was born November 12, 1905 and her mother Lena died Sept 24 1906. The story was that Henry and Lena went to visit relatives in the Sheboygan area by buggy. Lena caught pneumonia and died. Lena's Calumet County death certificate reads that she died of Tuberculosis in Brothertown.
Mrs. Henry Wagner, wife of Henry Wagner, of Brothertown, died on Monday, Sept. 24, at the age of 23 years. The deceased was born at St. Wendel, Manitowoc county Nov 13, 1888 and was married 1904 to Mr. Wagner. Last spring she caught a cold which terminated in consumption and caused her death. The funeral took place on Wednesday from Trinity Catholic church at Jericho and was largely attended.
Chilton Times 9/26/1906 p. 4
End Notes:
Helena (Lena) Junk and Henry Wagner were married at St.Wendel in 1904. Her parents were Peter and Anna Junk. The Junk family (also seen as spelled Young) lived on a farm next to Istak Vetter and family. Lena later married Istak's grandson Henry Wagner. Henry and Lena had one daughter Matilda (Mrs. Ernest Lehrke). Matilda was born November 12, 1905 and her mother Lena died Sept 24 1906. The story was that Henry and Lena went to visit relatives in the Sheboygan area by buggy. Lena caught pneumonia and died. Lena's Calumet County death certificate reads that she died of Tuberculosis in Brothertown.
Chilton Times 9/26/1906 p. 4
End Notes:
Helena (Lena) Junk and Henry Wagner were married at St.Wendel in 1904. Her parents were Peter and Anna Junk. The Junk family (also seen as spelled Young) lived on a farm next to Istak Vetter and family. Lena later married Istak's grandson Henry Wagner. Henry and Lena had one daughter Matilda (Mrs. Ernest Lehrke). Matilda was born November 12, 1905 and her mother Lena died Sept 24 1906. The story was that Henry and Lena went to visit relatives in the Sheboygan area by buggy. Lena caught pneumonia and died. Lena's Calumet County death certificate reads that she died of Tuberculosis in Brothertown.
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