Saturday, February 11, 1922
Mrs. MARY LUTTMER
Mrs. MARY LUTTMER, a widow about 65 years of age, residing near the town limits of Muenster, 16 miles west of Gainesville, died this morning from burns sustained late Friday evening at her home. Her sons had been to Gainesville on business and when they returned to their mother's home, it is said they found her on the front porch in the throes of death, with her clothing burned from her body. She never recovered consciousness to tell how the accident occurred. The aged woman was lying near a water faucet, evidently having made her way there in hope of quenching the flames. Funeral services were held at Muenster this afternoon. She is survived by several sons, who are prominent Cooke County farmers.
Parents: Henrich Arend Bergman and Elisabeth Deters.
Married: 15 MAY 1850 in Maria Stein, Mercer, Ohio and had 5 children.
Mrs. MARY LUTTMER
Mrs. MARY LUTTMER, a widow about 65 years of age, residing near the town limits of Muenster, 16 miles west of Gainesville, died this morning from burns sustained late Friday evening at her home. Her sons had been to Gainesville on business and when they returned to their mother's home, it is said they found her on the front porch in the throes of death, with her clothing burned from her body. She never recovered consciousness to tell how the accident occurred. The aged woman was lying near a water faucet, evidently having made her way there in hope of quenching the flames. Funeral services were held at Muenster this afternoon. She is survived by several sons, who are prominent Cooke County farmers.
Parents: Henrich Arend Bergman and Elisabeth Deters.
Married: 15 MAY 1850 in Maria Stein, Mercer, Ohio and had 5 children.
Saturday, February 11, 1922
Mrs. MARY LUTTMER
Mrs. MARY LUTTMER, a widow about 65 years of age, residing near the town limits of Muenster, 16 miles west of Gainesville, died this morning from burns sustained late Friday evening at her home. Her sons had been to Gainesville on business and when they returned to their mother's home, it is said they found her on the front porch in the throes of death, with her clothing burned from her body. She never recovered consciousness to tell how the accident occurred. The aged woman was lying near a water faucet, evidently having made her way there in hope of quenching the flames. Funeral services were held at Muenster this afternoon. She is survived by several sons, who are prominent Cooke County farmers.
Parents: Henrich Arend Bergman and Elisabeth Deters.
Married: 15 MAY 1850 in Maria Stein, Mercer, Ohio and had 5 children.
Mrs. MARY LUTTMER
Mrs. MARY LUTTMER, a widow about 65 years of age, residing near the town limits of Muenster, 16 miles west of Gainesville, died this morning from burns sustained late Friday evening at her home. Her sons had been to Gainesville on business and when they returned to their mother's home, it is said they found her on the front porch in the throes of death, with her clothing burned from her body. She never recovered consciousness to tell how the accident occurred. The aged woman was lying near a water faucet, evidently having made her way there in hope of quenching the flames. Funeral services were held at Muenster this afternoon. She is survived by several sons, who are prominent Cooke County farmers.
Parents: Henrich Arend Bergman and Elisabeth Deters.
Married: 15 MAY 1850 in Maria Stein, Mercer, Ohio and had 5 children.
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