Catharine was the first of seven known children of Conrad and Mary Stroh. She married John Adam "Adam" Hermann on April 6, 1863, in Woolwich Township.∼Obituary
Death has again entered our midst taking as its victim one of our most respected citizens namely Catherine, beloved wife of Mr Adam Herrmann, after an illness of a few months. The deceased was a daughter of the late Conrad Stroh, one of the first pioneers of this county, and was born in Berlin April 30th 1840, in 1863 she was joined in matrimony to Adam Adam Herrmann, to whom she proved a devoted helpmate till death called her up. higher on March 30th, 1900: she leaves a sorrowing. husband two sons Charles and George who reside on their father's homestead and four daughters, namely Mrs A Knarr, Conestogo Mrs Henry Eix, Woolwich and Amelia and Clara at home, to mourn her loss, Mrs Herrmann was always up to the past year, physically strong hardly ever in need of medicine. She was a devoted member of the Lutheran church. The interment took place on March the 31st in the presence of a large number of friends and relatives in Elmira cemetery, the Rev. A. Schultz conducted the services and delivered a very impressive sermon; the bereaved family have the sympathy of the entire community in their bereavement.
Death has again entered our midst taking as its victim one of our most respected citizens namely Catherine, beloved wife of Mr Adam Herrmann, after an illness of a few months. The deceased was a daughter of the late Conrad Stroh, one of the first pioneers of this county, and was born in Berlin April 30th 1840, in 1863 she was joined in matrimony to Adam Adam Herrmann, to whom she proved a devoted helpmate till death called her up. higher on March 30th, 1900: she leaves a sorrowing. husband two sons Charles and George who reside on their father's homestead and four daughters, namely Mrs A Knarr, Conestogo Mrs Henry Eix, Woolwich and Amelia and Clara at home, to mourn her loss, Mrs Herrmann was always up to the past year, physically strong hardly ever in need of medicine. She was a devoted member of the Lutheran church. The interment took place on March the 31st in the presence of a large number of friends and relatives in Elmira cemetery, the Rev. A. Schultz conducted the services and delivered a very impressive sermon; the bereaved family have the sympathy of the entire community in their bereavement.
Catharine was the first of seven known children of Conrad and Mary Stroh. She married John Adam "Adam" Hermann on April 6, 1863, in Woolwich Township.∼Obituary
Death has again entered our midst taking as its victim one of our most respected citizens namely Catherine, beloved wife of Mr Adam Herrmann, after an illness of a few months. The deceased was a daughter of the late Conrad Stroh, one of the first pioneers of this county, and was born in Berlin April 30th 1840, in 1863 she was joined in matrimony to Adam Adam Herrmann, to whom she proved a devoted helpmate till death called her up. higher on March 30th, 1900: she leaves a sorrowing. husband two sons Charles and George who reside on their father's homestead and four daughters, namely Mrs A Knarr, Conestogo Mrs Henry Eix, Woolwich and Amelia and Clara at home, to mourn her loss, Mrs Herrmann was always up to the past year, physically strong hardly ever in need of medicine. She was a devoted member of the Lutheran church. The interment took place on March the 31st in the presence of a large number of friends and relatives in Elmira cemetery, the Rev. A. Schultz conducted the services and delivered a very impressive sermon; the bereaved family have the sympathy of the entire community in their bereavement.
Death has again entered our midst taking as its victim one of our most respected citizens namely Catherine, beloved wife of Mr Adam Herrmann, after an illness of a few months. The deceased was a daughter of the late Conrad Stroh, one of the first pioneers of this county, and was born in Berlin April 30th 1840, in 1863 she was joined in matrimony to Adam Adam Herrmann, to whom she proved a devoted helpmate till death called her up. higher on March 30th, 1900: she leaves a sorrowing. husband two sons Charles and George who reside on their father's homestead and four daughters, namely Mrs A Knarr, Conestogo Mrs Henry Eix, Woolwich and Amelia and Clara at home, to mourn her loss, Mrs Herrmann was always up to the past year, physically strong hardly ever in need of medicine. She was a devoted member of the Lutheran church. The interment took place on March the 31st in the presence of a large number of friends and relatives in Elmira cemetery, the Rev. A. Schultz conducted the services and delivered a very impressive sermon; the bereaved family have the sympathy of the entire community in their bereavement.
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