Funeral arrangements for Joseph S. Knoblauch (sic), 85, former pioneer Sedgwick County farmer, who died in Texas, will be announced later by Lahey-Martin mortuary.
Mr. Knoblauch was a native of Germany, coming to Kansas in 1876 and locating at St. Mark. He was a retired farmer and grain buyer of this vicinity, and during recent years had operated a citrus farm in Texas.
He died Thursday at McAllen, Texas. The body will be brought here Sunday and will be at Lahey-Martin chapel. Interment will be in Calvary Cemetery.
(Published in The Wichita Eagle, Saturday, September 30, 1939, Page 5.)
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The family headstone has been chipped, and the family name, at first glance, appears to be "Knoblauck". On closer inspection, the last character is an "H", correctly spelling Knoblauch. All other records show the last name as "Knoblauch."
Mr. Knoblauch was a native of Germany, coming to Kansas in 1876 and locating at St. Mark. He was a retired farmer and grain buyer of this vicinity, and during recent years had operated a citrus farm in Texas.
He died Thursday at McAllen, Texas. The body will be brought here Sunday and will be at Lahey-Martin chapel. Interment will be in Calvary Cemetery.
(Published in The Wichita Eagle, Saturday, September 30, 1939, Page 5.)
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The family headstone has been chipped, and the family name, at first glance, appears to be "Knoblauck". On closer inspection, the last character is an "H", correctly spelling Knoblauch. All other records show the last name as "Knoblauch."
Funeral arrangements for Joseph S. Knoblauch (sic), 85, former pioneer Sedgwick County farmer, who died in Texas, will be announced later by Lahey-Martin mortuary.
Mr. Knoblauch was a native of Germany, coming to Kansas in 1876 and locating at St. Mark. He was a retired farmer and grain buyer of this vicinity, and during recent years had operated a citrus farm in Texas.
He died Thursday at McAllen, Texas. The body will be brought here Sunday and will be at Lahey-Martin chapel. Interment will be in Calvary Cemetery.
(Published in The Wichita Eagle, Saturday, September 30, 1939, Page 5.)
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The family headstone has been chipped, and the family name, at first glance, appears to be "Knoblauck". On closer inspection, the last character is an "H", correctly spelling Knoblauch. All other records show the last name as "Knoblauch."
Mr. Knoblauch was a native of Germany, coming to Kansas in 1876 and locating at St. Mark. He was a retired farmer and grain buyer of this vicinity, and during recent years had operated a citrus farm in Texas.
He died Thursday at McAllen, Texas. The body will be brought here Sunday and will be at Lahey-Martin chapel. Interment will be in Calvary Cemetery.
(Published in The Wichita Eagle, Saturday, September 30, 1939, Page 5.)
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The family headstone has been chipped, and the family name, at first glance, appears to be "Knoblauck". On closer inspection, the last character is an "H", correctly spelling Knoblauch. All other records show the last name as "Knoblauch."
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