Name Alice May Appel
Event Date 04 Sep 1919
Event Place Jordan, Whiteside, Illinois
Gender Female
Race White
Age 54
Birth Year (Estimated) 1865
Birth Date 02 Feb 1865
Birthplace Wm. Schuck, Henry Co.
Father's Name August Britton
Father's Birthplace Don't know
Mother's Birthplace Don't know
Occupation Housewife
Spouse's Name George Appel
Burial Date 05 Sep 1919
Burial Place Hillsdale, Ill
Illinois Deaths and Stillbirths
Mrs. Mae Hill
Many local friends of Mrs. Mae Hill, who formerly resided at 127 Fifteenth avenue, will hear with deep regret of her death, which occurred yesterday in Clinton, Ia. She had removed from Hillsdale to this city in 1917, residing here with three of her sons, James, Alfred and Roy. A few months ago she removed to Clinton to make her home with her youngest son, Roy. Her husband preceded her in death eight years ago.
Surviving her are four sons and two daughters, and eleven grandchildren. The funeral arrangements have not yet been made known here, but it is expected that the body will be brought to Hillsdale and that the deceased will be buried beside her husband.
Mrs. Alice Apple
Mrs. Alice Apple of Hillsdale passed yesterday from her home. She was a prominent worker in the Methodist church. Funeral services will be held Sunday and interment will be in the Hillsdale cemetery.
Moline Dispatch: Sep. 5, 1919 Page 18
REMAINS TAKEN TO HILLSDALE
The remains of Mrs. Alice Appel who passed away at the George Hohnen home yesterday morning after a short illness, were shipped to her home at Hillsdale, Ill. this afternoon, where the funeral service and burial will take place. Mrs. Appel was here on a visit with her son when taken seriously ill.
Sterling and Rock Falls Daily Gazette: Sep. 5, 1919 Page 8
NOTE: Each article has a different death place for Alice, using the Illinois death record which confirms the last article from Sterling newspaper. Alice was orphaned at birth and adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schuck.
Event Date 04 Sep 1919
Event Place Jordan, Whiteside, Illinois
Gender Female
Race White
Age 54
Birth Year (Estimated) 1865
Birth Date 02 Feb 1865
Birthplace Wm. Schuck, Henry Co.
Father's Name August Britton
Father's Birthplace Don't know
Mother's Birthplace Don't know
Occupation Housewife
Spouse's Name George Appel
Burial Date 05 Sep 1919
Burial Place Hillsdale, Ill
Illinois Deaths and Stillbirths
Mrs. Mae Hill
Many local friends of Mrs. Mae Hill, who formerly resided at 127 Fifteenth avenue, will hear with deep regret of her death, which occurred yesterday in Clinton, Ia. She had removed from Hillsdale to this city in 1917, residing here with three of her sons, James, Alfred and Roy. A few months ago she removed to Clinton to make her home with her youngest son, Roy. Her husband preceded her in death eight years ago.
Surviving her are four sons and two daughters, and eleven grandchildren. The funeral arrangements have not yet been made known here, but it is expected that the body will be brought to Hillsdale and that the deceased will be buried beside her husband.
Mrs. Alice Apple
Mrs. Alice Apple of Hillsdale passed yesterday from her home. She was a prominent worker in the Methodist church. Funeral services will be held Sunday and interment will be in the Hillsdale cemetery.
Moline Dispatch: Sep. 5, 1919 Page 18
REMAINS TAKEN TO HILLSDALE
The remains of Mrs. Alice Appel who passed away at the George Hohnen home yesterday morning after a short illness, were shipped to her home at Hillsdale, Ill. this afternoon, where the funeral service and burial will take place. Mrs. Appel was here on a visit with her son when taken seriously ill.
Sterling and Rock Falls Daily Gazette: Sep. 5, 1919 Page 8
NOTE: Each article has a different death place for Alice, using the Illinois death record which confirms the last article from Sterling newspaper. Alice was orphaned at birth and adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schuck.
Name Alice May Appel
Event Date 04 Sep 1919
Event Place Jordan, Whiteside, Illinois
Gender Female
Race White
Age 54
Birth Year (Estimated) 1865
Birth Date 02 Feb 1865
Birthplace Wm. Schuck, Henry Co.
Father's Name August Britton
Father's Birthplace Don't know
Mother's Birthplace Don't know
Occupation Housewife
Spouse's Name George Appel
Burial Date 05 Sep 1919
Burial Place Hillsdale, Ill
Illinois Deaths and Stillbirths
Mrs. Mae Hill
Many local friends of Mrs. Mae Hill, who formerly resided at 127 Fifteenth avenue, will hear with deep regret of her death, which occurred yesterday in Clinton, Ia. She had removed from Hillsdale to this city in 1917, residing here with three of her sons, James, Alfred and Roy. A few months ago she removed to Clinton to make her home with her youngest son, Roy. Her husband preceded her in death eight years ago.
Surviving her are four sons and two daughters, and eleven grandchildren. The funeral arrangements have not yet been made known here, but it is expected that the body will be brought to Hillsdale and that the deceased will be buried beside her husband.
Mrs. Alice Apple
Mrs. Alice Apple of Hillsdale passed yesterday from her home. She was a prominent worker in the Methodist church. Funeral services will be held Sunday and interment will be in the Hillsdale cemetery.
Moline Dispatch: Sep. 5, 1919 Page 18
REMAINS TAKEN TO HILLSDALE
The remains of Mrs. Alice Appel who passed away at the George Hohnen home yesterday morning after a short illness, were shipped to her home at Hillsdale, Ill. this afternoon, where the funeral service and burial will take place. Mrs. Appel was here on a visit with her son when taken seriously ill.
Sterling and Rock Falls Daily Gazette: Sep. 5, 1919 Page 8
NOTE: Each article has a different death place for Alice, using the Illinois death record which confirms the last article from Sterling newspaper. Alice was orphaned at birth and adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schuck.
Event Date 04 Sep 1919
Event Place Jordan, Whiteside, Illinois
Gender Female
Race White
Age 54
Birth Year (Estimated) 1865
Birth Date 02 Feb 1865
Birthplace Wm. Schuck, Henry Co.
Father's Name August Britton
Father's Birthplace Don't know
Mother's Birthplace Don't know
Occupation Housewife
Spouse's Name George Appel
Burial Date 05 Sep 1919
Burial Place Hillsdale, Ill
Illinois Deaths and Stillbirths
Mrs. Mae Hill
Many local friends of Mrs. Mae Hill, who formerly resided at 127 Fifteenth avenue, will hear with deep regret of her death, which occurred yesterday in Clinton, Ia. She had removed from Hillsdale to this city in 1917, residing here with three of her sons, James, Alfred and Roy. A few months ago she removed to Clinton to make her home with her youngest son, Roy. Her husband preceded her in death eight years ago.
Surviving her are four sons and two daughters, and eleven grandchildren. The funeral arrangements have not yet been made known here, but it is expected that the body will be brought to Hillsdale and that the deceased will be buried beside her husband.
Mrs. Alice Apple
Mrs. Alice Apple of Hillsdale passed yesterday from her home. She was a prominent worker in the Methodist church. Funeral services will be held Sunday and interment will be in the Hillsdale cemetery.
Moline Dispatch: Sep. 5, 1919 Page 18
REMAINS TAKEN TO HILLSDALE
The remains of Mrs. Alice Appel who passed away at the George Hohnen home yesterday morning after a short illness, were shipped to her home at Hillsdale, Ill. this afternoon, where the funeral service and burial will take place. Mrs. Appel was here on a visit with her son when taken seriously ill.
Sterling and Rock Falls Daily Gazette: Sep. 5, 1919 Page 8
NOTE: Each article has a different death place for Alice, using the Illinois death record which confirms the last article from Sterling newspaper. Alice was orphaned at birth and adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schuck.
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