Golden Anniversary and 90th Birthday (unknown newspaper)
On January 5, 1904, Father Jakob Seip and Mother Caroline Seip (born Hegelmeyer) , had the rare privilege to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary in the home of their son Georg and in the company of their children and other innumberable guests and older siblings from our Forest Junction community (parish?)ü. Father and Mother Seip are enjoying the best of health. This writer gave a speech based on the scripture of Psalm 116:12, for which Father and Mother Seip were deeply touched and shed many tears of gratitude. After the celebration speech, the couple of honor were wished happiness and God's blessing by everyone in attendance. One of the granchildren, framed by all their children, presented them with a beautiful gift, for which the beloved parents gave their heartfelt thanks. Then a lovely banquet was served, provided for generously by the beloved children. After a brief and pleasant time, they bid farewell to the invited guests.
Father Seip was born in the Landrath district of Ehrbach-Kassbach near Berfelden, Hessen-Darmstadt. Mother Seip was born in Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania; her birthplace has been forgotten. Fifty years ago, they were married by the blessed Bishop J. J. Escher. Father and Mother Seip have been respected members of the Evangelical community for many years already. This gentleman would like to wish them the gift of golden old age!
Obituary
Unknown newspaper and unknown publication date
Found in the Bible of his daughter Louise Katherine Seip Johnson
DEATH OF JACOB SEIP
Former Well-known Resident of the town of Barton
Jacob Seip, died at his home in Forest Junction, Wis., April 3, 1908, after only a few days illness, at the age of 86 years and 7 months. The funeral services were held April 7th, in the Zions Church from where the remains were taken to the Evangelical Cemetery.
Mr. Seip has been a resident of Forest Junction for the last twelve years, while for forty years previous to this, he resided on a farm near West Bend, in the town of Barton.
The deceased leaves a wife and eight children:-- Geo. F. Seip, Forest Junction, Wis., Wm. Seip. Stanley, Wis., Mrs. Anna Schlinz, Shawano, Wis., Mrs. Carrie Sherman, Milwaukee, Mrs. Sarah Rilling, West Bend, Mrs. Clara Vorpagel, Random Lake, Mrs. Louisa Johnson, Los Angeles, Cal., Mrs. Lydia Betz, Milwaukee, and twenty-three grandchildren, besides many friends.
The bereaved have our heartfelt sympathy.
On January 5, 1904, Father Jakob Seip and Mother Caroline Seip (born Hegelmeyer) , had the rare privilege to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary in the home of their son Georg and in the company of their children and other innumberable guests and older siblings from our Forest Junction community (parish?)ü. Father and Mother Seip are enjoying the best of health. This writer gave a speech based on the scripture of Psalm 116:12, for which Father and Mother Seip were deeply touched and shed many tears of gratitude. After the celebration speech, the couple of honor were wished happiness and God's blessing by everyone in attendance. One of the granchildren, framed by all their children, presented them with a beautiful gift, for which the beloved parents gave their heartfelt thanks. Then a lovely banquet was served, provided for generously by the beloved children. After a brief and pleasant time, they bid farewell to the invited guests.
Father Seip was born in the Landrath district of Ehrbach-Kassbach near Berfelden, Hessen-Darmstadt. Mother Seip was born in Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania; her birthplace has been forgotten. Fifty years ago, they were married by the blessed Bishop J. J. Escher. Father and Mother Seip have been respected members of the Evangelical community for many years already. This gentleman would like to wish them the gift of golden old age!
Obituary
Unknown newspaper and unknown publication date
Found in the Bible of his daughter Louise Katherine Seip Johnson
DEATH OF JACOB SEIP
Former Well-known Resident of the town of Barton
Jacob Seip, died at his home in Forest Junction, Wis., April 3, 1908, after only a few days illness, at the age of 86 years and 7 months. The funeral services were held April 7th, in the Zions Church from where the remains were taken to the Evangelical Cemetery.
Mr. Seip has been a resident of Forest Junction for the last twelve years, while for forty years previous to this, he resided on a farm near West Bend, in the town of Barton.
The deceased leaves a wife and eight children:-- Geo. F. Seip, Forest Junction, Wis., Wm. Seip. Stanley, Wis., Mrs. Anna Schlinz, Shawano, Wis., Mrs. Carrie Sherman, Milwaukee, Mrs. Sarah Rilling, West Bend, Mrs. Clara Vorpagel, Random Lake, Mrs. Louisa Johnson, Los Angeles, Cal., Mrs. Lydia Betz, Milwaukee, and twenty-three grandchildren, besides many friends.
The bereaved have our heartfelt sympathy.
Golden Anniversary and 90th Birthday (unknown newspaper)
On January 5, 1904, Father Jakob Seip and Mother Caroline Seip (born Hegelmeyer) , had the rare privilege to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary in the home of their son Georg and in the company of their children and other innumberable guests and older siblings from our Forest Junction community (parish?)ü. Father and Mother Seip are enjoying the best of health. This writer gave a speech based on the scripture of Psalm 116:12, for which Father and Mother Seip were deeply touched and shed many tears of gratitude. After the celebration speech, the couple of honor were wished happiness and God's blessing by everyone in attendance. One of the granchildren, framed by all their children, presented them with a beautiful gift, for which the beloved parents gave their heartfelt thanks. Then a lovely banquet was served, provided for generously by the beloved children. After a brief and pleasant time, they bid farewell to the invited guests.
Father Seip was born in the Landrath district of Ehrbach-Kassbach near Berfelden, Hessen-Darmstadt. Mother Seip was born in Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania; her birthplace has been forgotten. Fifty years ago, they were married by the blessed Bishop J. J. Escher. Father and Mother Seip have been respected members of the Evangelical community for many years already. This gentleman would like to wish them the gift of golden old age!
Obituary
Unknown newspaper and unknown publication date
Found in the Bible of his daughter Louise Katherine Seip Johnson
DEATH OF JACOB SEIP
Former Well-known Resident of the town of Barton
Jacob Seip, died at his home in Forest Junction, Wis., April 3, 1908, after only a few days illness, at the age of 86 years and 7 months. The funeral services were held April 7th, in the Zions Church from where the remains were taken to the Evangelical Cemetery.
Mr. Seip has been a resident of Forest Junction for the last twelve years, while for forty years previous to this, he resided on a farm near West Bend, in the town of Barton.
The deceased leaves a wife and eight children:-- Geo. F. Seip, Forest Junction, Wis., Wm. Seip. Stanley, Wis., Mrs. Anna Schlinz, Shawano, Wis., Mrs. Carrie Sherman, Milwaukee, Mrs. Sarah Rilling, West Bend, Mrs. Clara Vorpagel, Random Lake, Mrs. Louisa Johnson, Los Angeles, Cal., Mrs. Lydia Betz, Milwaukee, and twenty-three grandchildren, besides many friends.
The bereaved have our heartfelt sympathy.
On January 5, 1904, Father Jakob Seip and Mother Caroline Seip (born Hegelmeyer) , had the rare privilege to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary in the home of their son Georg and in the company of their children and other innumberable guests and older siblings from our Forest Junction community (parish?)ü. Father and Mother Seip are enjoying the best of health. This writer gave a speech based on the scripture of Psalm 116:12, for which Father and Mother Seip were deeply touched and shed many tears of gratitude. After the celebration speech, the couple of honor were wished happiness and God's blessing by everyone in attendance. One of the granchildren, framed by all their children, presented them with a beautiful gift, for which the beloved parents gave their heartfelt thanks. Then a lovely banquet was served, provided for generously by the beloved children. After a brief and pleasant time, they bid farewell to the invited guests.
Father Seip was born in the Landrath district of Ehrbach-Kassbach near Berfelden, Hessen-Darmstadt. Mother Seip was born in Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania; her birthplace has been forgotten. Fifty years ago, they were married by the blessed Bishop J. J. Escher. Father and Mother Seip have been respected members of the Evangelical community for many years already. This gentleman would like to wish them the gift of golden old age!
Obituary
Unknown newspaper and unknown publication date
Found in the Bible of his daughter Louise Katherine Seip Johnson
DEATH OF JACOB SEIP
Former Well-known Resident of the town of Barton
Jacob Seip, died at his home in Forest Junction, Wis., April 3, 1908, after only a few days illness, at the age of 86 years and 7 months. The funeral services were held April 7th, in the Zions Church from where the remains were taken to the Evangelical Cemetery.
Mr. Seip has been a resident of Forest Junction for the last twelve years, while for forty years previous to this, he resided on a farm near West Bend, in the town of Barton.
The deceased leaves a wife and eight children:-- Geo. F. Seip, Forest Junction, Wis., Wm. Seip. Stanley, Wis., Mrs. Anna Schlinz, Shawano, Wis., Mrs. Carrie Sherman, Milwaukee, Mrs. Sarah Rilling, West Bend, Mrs. Clara Vorpagel, Random Lake, Mrs. Louisa Johnson, Los Angeles, Cal., Mrs. Lydia Betz, Milwaukee, and twenty-three grandchildren, besides many friends.
The bereaved have our heartfelt sympathy.
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