Her parents, Wilhelm F. Pagel (9 Feb 1820 - 5 Nov 1902) and Dorothea "Louise" Hemke immigrated with their family ca. 1858 and settled near Frelsburg in Colorado County. Wilhelmine married Junius Schreib in 1867 and raised three sons. Lived in Fayette County. Moved to McLennan County and owned a farm. Moved to Tarrant, Hardeman, Montague, Wichita, and Clay Counties. By the time of her death she was a housewife, mother, grandmother.
∼ACCORDING TO THE TRINITY CHURCH RECORDS, PAGE 68, NUMBER 240: WILHELMINE WAS A FARMER'S WIFE FROM POMMERN, GERMANY. CAUSE OF DEATH: HEART ATTACK. SHE WAS BURIED 2 DAYS LATER PROBABLY BECAUSE SHE WAS LIVING IN BURKBURNETT, TEXAS. SHE WAS 67 YEARS OLD, 5 MONTHS. SURVIVORS: JUNI SCHREIB, HUSBAND.
∼ACCORDING TO THE TRINITY CHURCH RECORDS, PAGE 68, NUMBER 240: WILHELMINE WAS A FARMER'S WIFE FROM POMMERN, GERMANY. CAUSE OF DEATH: HEART ATTACK. SHE WAS BURIED 2 DAYS LATER PROBABLY BECAUSE SHE WAS LIVING IN BURKBURNETT, TEXAS. SHE WAS 67 YEARS OLD, 5 MONTHS. SURVIVORS: JUNI SCHREIB, HUSBAND.
Her parents, Wilhelm F. Pagel (9 Feb 1820 - 5 Nov 1902) and Dorothea "Louise" Hemke immigrated with their family ca. 1858 and settled near Frelsburg in Colorado County. Wilhelmine married Junius Schreib in 1867 and raised three sons. Lived in Fayette County. Moved to McLennan County and owned a farm. Moved to Tarrant, Hardeman, Montague, Wichita, and Clay Counties. By the time of her death she was a housewife, mother, grandmother.
∼ACCORDING TO THE TRINITY CHURCH RECORDS, PAGE 68, NUMBER 240: WILHELMINE WAS A FARMER'S WIFE FROM POMMERN, GERMANY. CAUSE OF DEATH: HEART ATTACK. SHE WAS BURIED 2 DAYS LATER PROBABLY BECAUSE SHE WAS LIVING IN BURKBURNETT, TEXAS. SHE WAS 67 YEARS OLD, 5 MONTHS. SURVIVORS: JUNI SCHREIB, HUSBAND.
∼ACCORDING TO THE TRINITY CHURCH RECORDS, PAGE 68, NUMBER 240: WILHELMINE WAS A FARMER'S WIFE FROM POMMERN, GERMANY. CAUSE OF DEATH: HEART ATTACK. SHE WAS BURIED 2 DAYS LATER PROBABLY BECAUSE SHE WAS LIVING IN BURKBURNETT, TEXAS. SHE WAS 67 YEARS OLD, 5 MONTHS. SURVIVORS: JUNI SCHREIB, HUSBAND.
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