Ursula was born in Nieder, Austria (Slovenia area). She immigrated to the U.S. in 1906 and settled in Greensburg, Pennsylvania where she met and married John Klemence (A.K.A. Klemencic) on August 16, 1909. She had one child before moving with her husband to the Crivitz, Wisconsin area and purchased a farm. She had three children: Jennie G (Klemence) Croft, Mary (Klemence) Kitscher, and Rosalie (Klemence) Meyers. Ursula had two sisters: Gertrude (Veber) Kebe and Francis (Veber) Stocklem. Ursula died in St. Joseph's hospital in Menominee, Michigan and was buried in the cemetery in Crivitz, Wisconsin.
Ursula was born in Nieder, Austria (Slovenia area). She immigrated to the U.S. in 1906 and settled in Greensburg, Pennsylvania where she met and married John Klemence (A.K.A. Klemencic) on August 16, 1909. She had one child before moving with her husband to the Crivitz, Wisconsin area and purchased a farm. She had three children: Jennie G (Klemence) Croft, Mary (Klemence) Kitscher, and Rosalie (Klemence) Meyers. Ursula had two sisters: Gertrude (Veber) Kebe and Francis (Veber) Stocklem. Ursula died in St. Joseph's hospital in Menominee, Michigan and was buried in the cemetery in Crivitz, Wisconsin.
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ST MARY'S CATHOLIC CEMETERY (OLD)
CRIVITZ, MARINETTE COUNTY, WISCONSIN
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