At the age of one year she moved with her parents to a farm close to Zimmerdale, Kansas, where she lived until her marriage to Gus Berger of Moundridge, November 10, 1915. One daughter Mary Elizabeth (R. B. Gilmour).
They farmed the Lehman farm, four miles west of Hesston for 27 years. in 1939 they purchased the Nebergall farm one mile north of Zimmerdale and moved there in 1943 at which place they resided until Gus passed away in 1945. She lived with her daughter for a while in Texas, and her sister in Newton, before becoming ill in March of 1946 dying on May 21, 1946.
They farmed the Lehman farm, four miles west of Hesston for 27 years. in 1939 they purchased the Nebergall farm one mile north of Zimmerdale and moved there in 1943 at which place they resided until Gus passed away in 1945. She lived with her daughter for a while in Texas, and her sister in Newton, before becoming ill in March of 1946 dying on May 21, 1946.
At the age of one year she moved with her parents to a farm close to Zimmerdale, Kansas, where she lived until her marriage to Gus Berger of Moundridge, November 10, 1915. One daughter Mary Elizabeth (R. B. Gilmour).
They farmed the Lehman farm, four miles west of Hesston for 27 years. in 1939 they purchased the Nebergall farm one mile north of Zimmerdale and moved there in 1943 at which place they resided until Gus passed away in 1945. She lived with her daughter for a while in Texas, and her sister in Newton, before becoming ill in March of 1946 dying on May 21, 1946.
They farmed the Lehman farm, four miles west of Hesston for 27 years. in 1939 they purchased the Nebergall farm one mile north of Zimmerdale and moved there in 1943 at which place they resided until Gus passed away in 1945. She lived with her daughter for a while in Texas, and her sister in Newton, before becoming ill in March of 1946 dying on May 21, 1946.
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