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Frances <I>Lemberger</I> Pritzl

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Frances Lemberger Pritzl

Birth
Death
1919 (aged 66–67)
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Maple Grove, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin, USA Add to Map
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FRANCES PRITZL

Mrs. Frances Pritzl, died at her home in this city last Sunday, the cause of death being pneumonia. Decedent was born in Bavaria in 1853. At the age of four years her parents emigrated to America and settled in Whitelaw. She was married to Wolfgang Pritzl in 1869. Her husband died some years ago.
Surviving her are eight sons, and four daughters. The sons are Wolfgang of West Holland, Joseph of Kasson, Frank, Charles and Adolph of city, Tony, Greenleaf, John with the military forces at Camp Grant and Alfred of Quebec, Canada. The daughters are Mrs. Fr. Kleiber and Mrs. John Ecker of this city, Mrs. Fr. Baumann of Branch.
She was a devout member of St. Mary's congregation and the funeral services were conducted at the church yesterday. Interment was in the Kasson cemetery, Rev. Garthaus officiating.
Brillion News – February 28, 1919
FRANCES PRITZL

Mrs. Frances Pritzl, died at her home in this city last Sunday, the cause of death being pneumonia. Decedent was born in Bavaria in 1853. At the age of four years her parents emigrated to America and settled in Whitelaw. She was married to Wolfgang Pritzl in 1869. Her husband died some years ago.
Surviving her are eight sons, and four daughters. The sons are Wolfgang of West Holland, Joseph of Kasson, Frank, Charles and Adolph of city, Tony, Greenleaf, John with the military forces at Camp Grant and Alfred of Quebec, Canada. The daughters are Mrs. Fr. Kleiber and Mrs. John Ecker of this city, Mrs. Fr. Baumann of Branch.
She was a devout member of St. Mary's congregation and the funeral services were conducted at the church yesterday. Interment was in the Kasson cemetery, Rev. Garthaus officiating.
Brillion News – February 28, 1919


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