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Magdalena Matilda Hirsch Jerge

Birth
Death
27 Feb 1881 (aged 38)
Burial
Williamsville, Erie County, New York, USA Add to Map
Plot
Lot 1, Section P1 No Stone
Memorial ID
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Plot records (from the SS P&P church office) show Lot 1, Section P1, purchaser HIRSCH with 2 burials: Magdalen [sic] Jerge, nee Hirsch, buried 3/1/81 (grave #1) and Michael William Hirsch (grave #4). No other burials shown in the 6-grave plot nor were any stones were found.

Mary Matilda Jerge
Mrs. Jerge was born at Harris Hill Dec 22, 1842 and died in this village Sunday morning Feb 27, 1881 after an illness of about 6 weeks. She was the daughter of our esteemed towns man Mr. John Hirsch Sr. On Nov 2, 1859 she was united in marriage to Mr. Jacob Jerge and resided in Lancaster with the exception of a short residence in Batavia until about 3 years ago, since which time she had lived in this village. Mr. Jerge died Sept 21, 1877. The death of Mrs. Jerge who was an excellent and intelligent woman is particularly distressing as 7 children are suddenly deprived of a mothers kind and loving care. Their names are: Lena, Maggie, Mary, Julia, Tida, Celestine and Frank Jerge. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at St. Peter & Paul's Church.

The Amherst Bee
March 1881

Contributor; Nancy Archdekin
Plot records (from the SS P&P church office) show Lot 1, Section P1, purchaser HIRSCH with 2 burials: Magdalen [sic] Jerge, nee Hirsch, buried 3/1/81 (grave #1) and Michael William Hirsch (grave #4). No other burials shown in the 6-grave plot nor were any stones were found.

Mary Matilda Jerge
Mrs. Jerge was born at Harris Hill Dec 22, 1842 and died in this village Sunday morning Feb 27, 1881 after an illness of about 6 weeks. She was the daughter of our esteemed towns man Mr. John Hirsch Sr. On Nov 2, 1859 she was united in marriage to Mr. Jacob Jerge and resided in Lancaster with the exception of a short residence in Batavia until about 3 years ago, since which time she had lived in this village. Mr. Jerge died Sept 21, 1877. The death of Mrs. Jerge who was an excellent and intelligent woman is particularly distressing as 7 children are suddenly deprived of a mothers kind and loving care. Their names are: Lena, Maggie, Mary, Julia, Tida, Celestine and Frank Jerge. The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at St. Peter & Paul's Church.

The Amherst Bee
March 1881

Contributor; Nancy Archdekin


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