An obituary published in the Shelbyville Democrat on February 23, 1928 for Mrs. Mollie Warner, states that she had died at the family home near Henton, Tuesday, February 14th. Mollie Kircher was born in Shelby County on September 5th, 1870*, a daughter of Jacob and Rosanna Kircher. At an early age she was confirmed in the Lutheran Church. On February 15, 1891, she was united in marriage to Theodore Warner, a farmer of Shelby County and they had made their home on a farm near Henton. Her parents had preceded her in death. Surviving were her husband, two sisters, Mrs. William Ruff and Mrs. John Kneller and three brothers, John, Will, and Phil Kircher, all living in Shelbyville. The funeral was held from the home of her brother, John Kircher on North Broadway, conducted by Rev. E. F. Mueller of Strasburg. Interment was made in Glenwood Cemetery.
*Death record and tombstone states 1869.
*Death record and tombstone states 1869.
An obituary published in the Shelbyville Democrat on February 23, 1928 for Mrs. Mollie Warner, states that she had died at the family home near Henton, Tuesday, February 14th. Mollie Kircher was born in Shelby County on September 5th, 1870*, a daughter of Jacob and Rosanna Kircher. At an early age she was confirmed in the Lutheran Church. On February 15, 1891, she was united in marriage to Theodore Warner, a farmer of Shelby County and they had made their home on a farm near Henton. Her parents had preceded her in death. Surviving were her husband, two sisters, Mrs. William Ruff and Mrs. John Kneller and three brothers, John, Will, and Phil Kircher, all living in Shelbyville. The funeral was held from the home of her brother, John Kircher on North Broadway, conducted by Rev. E. F. Mueller of Strasburg. Interment was made in Glenwood Cemetery.
*Death record and tombstone states 1869.
*Death record and tombstone states 1869.
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