Was a resident at the Poor Farm in the 1900/1905 and 1910 census. Died in Granby township - widowed.
From the Nicollet Leader 9/28/1913
George Meier (also spelled Mier/Meir) an inmate of the county poor farm for about 15 years, died very suddenly Tuesday morning. Coroner Merritt was summoned and decided that death was due to uremia consequently no inquest was held.
From the St. Peter Tribune - 9/17/1913
George Meier, an inmate of the county poor farm for the past sixteen years, died suddenly yesterday morning, while sitting in a chair. Coroner Merritt was summoned, and decided that death was due to uremia, consequently no inquest was held. the deceased was a former resident of West Newton.
From the Nicollet Leader 9/28/1913
George Meier (also spelled Mier/Meir) an inmate of the county poor farm for about 15 years, died very suddenly Tuesday morning. Coroner Merritt was summoned and decided that death was due to uremia consequently no inquest was held.
From the St. Peter Tribune - 9/17/1913
George Meier, an inmate of the county poor farm for the past sixteen years, died suddenly yesterday morning, while sitting in a chair. Coroner Merritt was summoned, and decided that death was due to uremia, consequently no inquest was held. the deceased was a former resident of West Newton.
Was a resident at the Poor Farm in the 1900/1905 and 1910 census. Died in Granby township - widowed.
From the Nicollet Leader 9/28/1913
George Meier (also spelled Mier/Meir) an inmate of the county poor farm for about 15 years, died very suddenly Tuesday morning. Coroner Merritt was summoned and decided that death was due to uremia consequently no inquest was held.
From the St. Peter Tribune - 9/17/1913
George Meier, an inmate of the county poor farm for the past sixteen years, died suddenly yesterday morning, while sitting in a chair. Coroner Merritt was summoned, and decided that death was due to uremia, consequently no inquest was held. the deceased was a former resident of West Newton.
From the Nicollet Leader 9/28/1913
George Meier (also spelled Mier/Meir) an inmate of the county poor farm for about 15 years, died very suddenly Tuesday morning. Coroner Merritt was summoned and decided that death was due to uremia consequently no inquest was held.
From the St. Peter Tribune - 9/17/1913
George Meier, an inmate of the county poor farm for the past sixteen years, died suddenly yesterday morning, while sitting in a chair. Coroner Merritt was summoned, and decided that death was due to uremia, consequently no inquest was held. the deceased was a former resident of West Newton.
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