The family came to America from Germany when she was a young girl and settled in this region. In 1880 she married John Timmerman who preceded her in death. Following their marriage the couple went to housekeeping on a farm near here. A few years ago they retired and purchased a home in Minonk.
Survivors include four daughters – Mrs. Martin Gerdes of Benson; Mrs. Ed Barth, Mrs. Minnie Fischer of Minonk; and Mrs. John Sullivan of Amboy - and three sons - Herman, Henry and John, all of Minonk. Three children in addition to her husband preceded her in death.
The family came to America from Germany when she was a young girl and settled in this region. In 1880 she married John Timmerman who preceded her in death. Following their marriage the couple went to housekeeping on a farm near here. A few years ago they retired and purchased a home in Minonk.
Survivors include four daughters – Mrs. Martin Gerdes of Benson; Mrs. Ed Barth, Mrs. Minnie Fischer of Minonk; and Mrs. John Sullivan of Amboy - and three sons - Herman, Henry and John, all of Minonk. Three children in addition to her husband preceded her in death.
Gravesite Details
Obit provided by Jamie (#47096708)
Family Members
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Peter Frederich Timmerman
1882–1928
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Anna Margaret "Annie" Timmerman Scifers
1886–1932
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Katherine H. "Katie" Timmerman Gerdes
1886–1964
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Minnie Timmerman Jennings
1889–1949
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Elizabeth Timmerman Barth
1893–1952
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Herman Bernard Timmerman
1896–1968
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Henry Timmerman
1899–1949
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John Bernard Timmerman
1903–1957
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Mary Magdalene Timmerman Beal
1905–1941
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