John Jacob married Lucy J. Sims, Dec 2 1875 in Boone County, MO. All the research that has been done on the Sims and the Kanatzars' there is no further information on her. John Jacob and Lucy Sims Kanatzar had four daughters. Pearl Matilda Robinson, Amanda Williams, Amelia Jane Forsee, and
Margaret Elizabeth Pugh.
Family story told to us, Ronnie Kanatzar and me,by Marie Williams is as follows: John Jacob was living with Amelia Jane when he died. The weather was bad and they could not get to Mount Carmel. They buried him at Ebenezer. Missouri Death Certificates has one great big ink blob at burial. It looks more like it is stating Ebenezer than Mt. Carmel.
Obit in the Friday, January 5, 1917
Columbia Daily Times. Transcribed as written.
--J. J. Kanatzar Dies--John Jacob Kanatzar died early yesterday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs Mila Forsee, 941 Sanford Street of paralysis and general disability. He was born and reared in Boone county, and was a farmer until the time of his sickness, when he took up his residence with his daughter. He was 58 years old. No funeral arrangements have been made. Obit: courtesy of Ronnie Kanatzar.
Margaret Elizabeth Pugh.
Family story told to us, Ronnie Kanatzar and me,by Marie Williams is as follows: John Jacob was living with Amelia Jane when he died. The weather was bad and they could not get to Mount Carmel. They buried him at Ebenezer. Missouri Death Certificates has one great big ink blob at burial. It looks more like it is stating Ebenezer than Mt. Carmel.
Obit in the Friday, January 5, 1917
Columbia Daily Times. Transcribed as written.
--J. J. Kanatzar Dies--John Jacob Kanatzar died early yesterday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs Mila Forsee, 941 Sanford Street of paralysis and general disability. He was born and reared in Boone county, and was a farmer until the time of his sickness, when he took up his residence with his daughter. He was 58 years old. No funeral arrangements have been made. Obit: courtesy of Ronnie Kanatzar.
John Jacob married Lucy J. Sims, Dec 2 1875 in Boone County, MO. All the research that has been done on the Sims and the Kanatzars' there is no further information on her. John Jacob and Lucy Sims Kanatzar had four daughters. Pearl Matilda Robinson, Amanda Williams, Amelia Jane Forsee, and
Margaret Elizabeth Pugh.
Family story told to us, Ronnie Kanatzar and me,by Marie Williams is as follows: John Jacob was living with Amelia Jane when he died. The weather was bad and they could not get to Mount Carmel. They buried him at Ebenezer. Missouri Death Certificates has one great big ink blob at burial. It looks more like it is stating Ebenezer than Mt. Carmel.
Obit in the Friday, January 5, 1917
Columbia Daily Times. Transcribed as written.
--J. J. Kanatzar Dies--John Jacob Kanatzar died early yesterday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs Mila Forsee, 941 Sanford Street of paralysis and general disability. He was born and reared in Boone county, and was a farmer until the time of his sickness, when he took up his residence with his daughter. He was 58 years old. No funeral arrangements have been made. Obit: courtesy of Ronnie Kanatzar.
Margaret Elizabeth Pugh.
Family story told to us, Ronnie Kanatzar and me,by Marie Williams is as follows: John Jacob was living with Amelia Jane when he died. The weather was bad and they could not get to Mount Carmel. They buried him at Ebenezer. Missouri Death Certificates has one great big ink blob at burial. It looks more like it is stating Ebenezer than Mt. Carmel.
Obit in the Friday, January 5, 1917
Columbia Daily Times. Transcribed as written.
--J. J. Kanatzar Dies--John Jacob Kanatzar died early yesterday morning at the home of his daughter, Mrs Mila Forsee, 941 Sanford Street of paralysis and general disability. He was born and reared in Boone county, and was a farmer until the time of his sickness, when he took up his residence with his daughter. He was 58 years old. No funeral arrangements have been made. Obit: courtesy of Ronnie Kanatzar.
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