Johanna married William Kranz on July 11, 1870 in Jefferson County, Wisconsin.
Left to mourn her death was her husband; two sons, John Kranz and Edward Kranz; and 3 daughters, Martha Kranz, Louise Kranz and Laura Kranz.
The funeral was held on November 15, 1880 with Pastor Karl Mende officiating the service.
Death Record, p 73, State of Minnesota
Her parents are Ludwig and ?Olivia Lemke both born in Prussia
Left to mourn her death was her husband; two sons, John Kranz and Edward Kranz; and 3 daughters, Martha Kranz, Louise Kranz and Laura Kranz.
The funeral was held on November 15, 1880 with Pastor Karl Mende officiating the service.
Death Record, p 73, State of Minnesota
Her parents are Ludwig and ?Olivia Lemke both born in Prussia
Johanna married William Kranz on July 11, 1870 in Jefferson County, Wisconsin.
Left to mourn her death was her husband; two sons, John Kranz and Edward Kranz; and 3 daughters, Martha Kranz, Louise Kranz and Laura Kranz.
The funeral was held on November 15, 1880 with Pastor Karl Mende officiating the service.
Death Record, p 73, State of Minnesota
Her parents are Ludwig and ?Olivia Lemke both born in Prussia
Left to mourn her death was her husband; two sons, John Kranz and Edward Kranz; and 3 daughters, Martha Kranz, Louise Kranz and Laura Kranz.
The funeral was held on November 15, 1880 with Pastor Karl Mende officiating the service.
Death Record, p 73, State of Minnesota
Her parents are Ludwig and ?Olivia Lemke both born in Prussia
Inscription
Johanna wife of William Kranz
O ruhe sanft der
Pilgerreise müde Dein
Sterben war der Weg
zur Seligkeit Dein Leb-(for Lieb)
esfreund, der reine Seel-
enfriede, Nahm lächelnd
Dich zur frohen Einig-
keit.
Oh rest gently
Weary pilgrim. Your
Death was the way
to blessedness. Your joy-of-love,
of pure peace-of-mind
has smilingly brought
you to joyful unity
Translated by Professor Scott Noegel
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