Tombstone
(Stone laying upside down on the ground/1979)
(Note: Carl isn't buried here. He died in the Civil War and the Manitowoc Civil
War Roundtable has "Died of disease September 3, 1865 bur. in Victoria, TX/from family member")
(Note: After more research, he is actually in Alexandria National Cemetery in Pinesville,
Louisiana. Stone in that cemetery. He died in Victoria but was not buried there.)
Contributor: Shari Milks (49043446) • [email protected]
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WILHELMINA EMKE BUBOLZ
Died.
At the home of her son R.F. Bubolz 2 miles south of this village Mrs. Chas. Bubolz passed away to eternal rest last Wednesday afternoon. Deceased was 81 years of age and was preceded in death by her husband some years ago, and is survived by one son R.F. Bubolz and four daughters, Mrs. Wm. Zahn, Mrs. Frank Reinke, Mrs. Aug. D. Krueger and Mrs. Gust. Haese, all of this vicinity. The funeral was held from the Lutheran church here last Saturday morning, Rev. Koch officiating.-The Reedsville Reporter
Manitowoc Pilot, September 8, 1910 P. 1
Contributor: Shari Milks (49043446) • [email protected]
Tombstone
(Stone laying upside down on the ground/1979)
(Note: Carl isn't buried here. He died in the Civil War and the Manitowoc Civil
War Roundtable has "Died of disease September 3, 1865 bur. in Victoria, TX/from family member")
(Note: After more research, he is actually in Alexandria National Cemetery in Pinesville,
Louisiana. Stone in that cemetery. He died in Victoria but was not buried there.)
Contributor: Shari Milks (49043446) • [email protected]
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WILHELMINA EMKE BUBOLZ
Died.
At the home of her son R.F. Bubolz 2 miles south of this village Mrs. Chas. Bubolz passed away to eternal rest last Wednesday afternoon. Deceased was 81 years of age and was preceded in death by her husband some years ago, and is survived by one son R.F. Bubolz and four daughters, Mrs. Wm. Zahn, Mrs. Frank Reinke, Mrs. Aug. D. Krueger and Mrs. Gust. Haese, all of this vicinity. The funeral was held from the Lutheran church here last Saturday morning, Rev. Koch officiating.-The Reedsville Reporter
Manitowoc Pilot, September 8, 1910 P. 1
Contributor: Shari Milks (49043446) • [email protected]
Inscription
"Schlummre sanft du gute Mutter, die du uns hast so geliebet. Erlöst bist du von Schmerz und Sorgen. Mit dir wir jetz[t] zu Grabe gehn, doch tagt für dich ein schöner Morgen an dem du einst wirst auferstehen. Wie könnten deiner wir vergessen, die Mutter dies so gut gemeint, drum Kinder denket stets an eure Pflicht, vergeszt die Mutter im Grabe nicht."
"Slumber gently, you good mother, who loved us so. You are relieved from pain and sorrow. We now take you to the grave, but a beautiful morning shall dawn for you when you shall rise again. How could we forget you, a mother so well intended, and so, children, remember your duty, and do not forget your mother in her grave.
"Translated By: Donald Reindl
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