MARIA BUHSE
Death Sun. in the city of Two Rivers of 85-yr. old Marie Buhse
of old age debility. Mrs. Buhse was born Marie Clasen on
01 Nov. 1820 in Germany. On 23 July 1837 she married John Buhse
with whom she came to America in 1849. The family came to Two
Rivers in 1857 where they settled permanently. Her husband died
in 1868. She leaves 3 sons and 3 daughters. The funeral was held
yesterday afternoon.
Der Nord Westen, 26 Jan. 1905
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AN AGED AND GOOD WOMAN PASSES AWAY
Last Sunday morning, Mrs. Marie Buhse, an old resident of this city and a woman
85 years of age, died at her home on Jefferson Street, after an illness of about
two weeks duration, which was mainly due to old age. She was born in Germany,
November 1st, 1820, her maiden name being Marie Clasen. On July 23, 1837 she was
married to John Buhse and bore him three sons and three daughters, who are still
living. In 1849 she came with her husband and family to America and in 1857 the
family came to Two Rivers to live. In 1868 her husband died. Two of her sons, John
and Henry reside in Minneapolis, one daughter, Mfrs. Gust Eggers resides in St.
Louis; another daughter, Mrs. Sophia Wiese, lives in this city and her daughter,
Louisa and son, Louis live in the old home in this city which the family has
occupied since they came here and from which the funeral takes place tomorrow
afternoon. She was a most estimable woman and was dearly beloved by all who knew
her.
Two Rivers Chronicle, Tuesday, Jan. 24, 1905
Death Sun. in the city of Two Rivers of 85-yr. old Marie Buhse
of old age debility. Mrs. Buhse was born Marie Clasen on
01 Nov. 1820 in Germany. On 23 July 1837 she married John Buhse
with whom she came to America in 1849. The family came to Two
Rivers in 1857 where they settled permanently. Her husband died
in 1868. She leaves 3 sons and 3 daughters. The funeral was held
yesterday afternoon.
Der Nord Westen, 26 Jan. 1905
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AN AGED AND GOOD WOMAN PASSES AWAY
Last Sunday morning, Mrs. Marie Buhse, an old resident of this city and a woman
85 years of age, died at her home on Jefferson Street, after an illness of about
two weeks duration, which was mainly due to old age. She was born in Germany,
November 1st, 1820, her maiden name being Marie Clasen. On July 23, 1837 she was
married to John Buhse and bore him three sons and three daughters, who are still
living. In 1849 she came with her husband and family to America and in 1857 the
family came to Two Rivers to live. In 1868 her husband died. Two of her sons, John
and Henry reside in Minneapolis, one daughter, Mfrs. Gust Eggers resides in St.
Louis; another daughter, Mrs. Sophia Wiese, lives in this city and her daughter,
Louisa and son, Louis live in the old home in this city which the family has
occupied since they came here and from which the funeral takes place tomorrow
afternoon. She was a most estimable woman and was dearly beloved by all who knew
her.
Two Rivers Chronicle, Tuesday, Jan. 24, 1905
MARIA BUHSE
Death Sun. in the city of Two Rivers of 85-yr. old Marie Buhse
of old age debility. Mrs. Buhse was born Marie Clasen on
01 Nov. 1820 in Germany. On 23 July 1837 she married John Buhse
with whom she came to America in 1849. The family came to Two
Rivers in 1857 where they settled permanently. Her husband died
in 1868. She leaves 3 sons and 3 daughters. The funeral was held
yesterday afternoon.
Der Nord Westen, 26 Jan. 1905
********
AN AGED AND GOOD WOMAN PASSES AWAY
Last Sunday morning, Mrs. Marie Buhse, an old resident of this city and a woman
85 years of age, died at her home on Jefferson Street, after an illness of about
two weeks duration, which was mainly due to old age. She was born in Germany,
November 1st, 1820, her maiden name being Marie Clasen. On July 23, 1837 she was
married to John Buhse and bore him three sons and three daughters, who are still
living. In 1849 she came with her husband and family to America and in 1857 the
family came to Two Rivers to live. In 1868 her husband died. Two of her sons, John
and Henry reside in Minneapolis, one daughter, Mfrs. Gust Eggers resides in St.
Louis; another daughter, Mrs. Sophia Wiese, lives in this city and her daughter,
Louisa and son, Louis live in the old home in this city which the family has
occupied since they came here and from which the funeral takes place tomorrow
afternoon. She was a most estimable woman and was dearly beloved by all who knew
her.
Two Rivers Chronicle, Tuesday, Jan. 24, 1905
Death Sun. in the city of Two Rivers of 85-yr. old Marie Buhse
of old age debility. Mrs. Buhse was born Marie Clasen on
01 Nov. 1820 in Germany. On 23 July 1837 she married John Buhse
with whom she came to America in 1849. The family came to Two
Rivers in 1857 where they settled permanently. Her husband died
in 1868. She leaves 3 sons and 3 daughters. The funeral was held
yesterday afternoon.
Der Nord Westen, 26 Jan. 1905
********
AN AGED AND GOOD WOMAN PASSES AWAY
Last Sunday morning, Mrs. Marie Buhse, an old resident of this city and a woman
85 years of age, died at her home on Jefferson Street, after an illness of about
two weeks duration, which was mainly due to old age. She was born in Germany,
November 1st, 1820, her maiden name being Marie Clasen. On July 23, 1837 she was
married to John Buhse and bore him three sons and three daughters, who are still
living. In 1849 she came with her husband and family to America and in 1857 the
family came to Two Rivers to live. In 1868 her husband died. Two of her sons, John
and Henry reside in Minneapolis, one daughter, Mfrs. Gust Eggers resides in St.
Louis; another daughter, Mrs. Sophia Wiese, lives in this city and her daughter,
Louisa and son, Louis live in the old home in this city which the family has
occupied since they came here and from which the funeral takes place tomorrow
afternoon. She was a most estimable woman and was dearly beloved by all who knew
her.
Two Rivers Chronicle, Tuesday, Jan. 24, 1905
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