Jacob Kasper - No Newspaper Listed - August 26, 1920
Kiel relatives received the news on Tuesday of the demise of Jacob Kasper, which occurred at Potter that morning. Death was due to heart failure. Decedent was 77 years of age and had been a pioneer resident of Calumet county, living in the town of Rantoul up to eight years ago. He leaves his widow, two sons and six daughters. The funeral will take place at Potter on Friday. Mr. Kasper was a brother of Mrs. Aug. Lindner and Mr. Wm. Kasper, both deceased.
Jacob Kasper Chilton Times August 28, 1920
With the sudden death of Jacob Kasper, which occurred at his home in Potter on Tuesday morning, another civil war veteran has been mustered out by the Great Commander. Mr. Kasper had been in poor health for some time but he was able to be up and around. There was no premonition of his death, no one knows when the summons came and when it found by members of his family in the morning he had lapsed into eternal sleep, the result of heart failure.
Jacob Kasper was born in Germany in 1842 and came to this country with other members of the family in 1856, a few years later locating in Rantoul where he owned a large farm just north of Kasper's corners on the Rantoul road. On Sept. 14, 1861 he enlisted in Company A, of the Ninth Wisconsin Infantry, in the town of Rhine, Sheboygan County and served his country faithfully until December 3, 1864 when he was honorably discharged from the service. He was married in 1868 to Clorelda Geyso and he continued to operate his farm until some eight years ago when he retired and moved into the village of Potter. He was an industrious, thrifty farmer well thought of in the neighborhood in which he resided for so many years. He is survived by his widow, two sons and six daughters. One son, Edwin, gave up his life for this country, while serving overseas in the World's War.
The funeral was held today, Friday at Potter from the Reformed church of which he was a member.
Jacob Casper
9th Wisconsin Regiment Infantry, Co A
Enlisted 14 Sept 1861
Residence Town Rhine
Private
Mustered out 3 Dec 1864
Buried in Rantoul Cemetery
1870 Federal Census – Calumet County, Town Rantoul
Jacob age 27 born Prussia
Clothide age 23 born Prussia
Adolf age 1 born Wisconsin
1880 Federal Census – Calumet County, Town Rantoul
Jacob age 37 born Prussia
Clothide age 33 born Prussia
Adolph age 11 born Wisconsin
Ida age 9 born Wisconsin
George age 8 born Wisconsin
Moritz age 6 born Wisconsin
Amalia age 5 born Wisconsin
Okla age 3, born Wisconsin
Kiel relatives received the news on Tuesday of the demise of Jacob Kasper, which occurred at Potter that morning. Death was due to heart failure. Decedent was 77 years of age and had been a pioneer resident of Calumet county, living in the town of Rantoul up to eight years ago. He leaves his widow, two sons and six daughters. The funeral will take place at Potter on Friday. Mr. Kasper was a brother of Mrs. Aug. Lindner and Mr. Wm. Kasper, both deceased.
Jacob Kasper Chilton Times August 28, 1920
With the sudden death of Jacob Kasper, which occurred at his home in Potter on Tuesday morning, another civil war veteran has been mustered out by the Great Commander. Mr. Kasper had been in poor health for some time but he was able to be up and around. There was no premonition of his death, no one knows when the summons came and when it found by members of his family in the morning he had lapsed into eternal sleep, the result of heart failure.
Jacob Kasper was born in Germany in 1842 and came to this country with other members of the family in 1856, a few years later locating in Rantoul where he owned a large farm just north of Kasper's corners on the Rantoul road. On Sept. 14, 1861 he enlisted in Company A, of the Ninth Wisconsin Infantry, in the town of Rhine, Sheboygan County and served his country faithfully until December 3, 1864 when he was honorably discharged from the service. He was married in 1868 to Clorelda Geyso and he continued to operate his farm until some eight years ago when he retired and moved into the village of Potter. He was an industrious, thrifty farmer well thought of in the neighborhood in which he resided for so many years. He is survived by his widow, two sons and six daughters. One son, Edwin, gave up his life for this country, while serving overseas in the World's War.
The funeral was held today, Friday at Potter from the Reformed church of which he was a member.
Jacob Casper
9th Wisconsin Regiment Infantry, Co A
Enlisted 14 Sept 1861
Residence Town Rhine
Private
Mustered out 3 Dec 1864
Buried in Rantoul Cemetery
1870 Federal Census – Calumet County, Town Rantoul
Jacob age 27 born Prussia
Clothide age 23 born Prussia
Adolf age 1 born Wisconsin
1880 Federal Census – Calumet County, Town Rantoul
Jacob age 37 born Prussia
Clothide age 33 born Prussia
Adolph age 11 born Wisconsin
Ida age 9 born Wisconsin
George age 8 born Wisconsin
Moritz age 6 born Wisconsin
Amalia age 5 born Wisconsin
Okla age 3, born Wisconsin
Jacob Kasper - No Newspaper Listed - August 26, 1920
Kiel relatives received the news on Tuesday of the demise of Jacob Kasper, which occurred at Potter that morning. Death was due to heart failure. Decedent was 77 years of age and had been a pioneer resident of Calumet county, living in the town of Rantoul up to eight years ago. He leaves his widow, two sons and six daughters. The funeral will take place at Potter on Friday. Mr. Kasper was a brother of Mrs. Aug. Lindner and Mr. Wm. Kasper, both deceased.
Jacob Kasper Chilton Times August 28, 1920
With the sudden death of Jacob Kasper, which occurred at his home in Potter on Tuesday morning, another civil war veteran has been mustered out by the Great Commander. Mr. Kasper had been in poor health for some time but he was able to be up and around. There was no premonition of his death, no one knows when the summons came and when it found by members of his family in the morning he had lapsed into eternal sleep, the result of heart failure.
Jacob Kasper was born in Germany in 1842 and came to this country with other members of the family in 1856, a few years later locating in Rantoul where he owned a large farm just north of Kasper's corners on the Rantoul road. On Sept. 14, 1861 he enlisted in Company A, of the Ninth Wisconsin Infantry, in the town of Rhine, Sheboygan County and served his country faithfully until December 3, 1864 when he was honorably discharged from the service. He was married in 1868 to Clorelda Geyso and he continued to operate his farm until some eight years ago when he retired and moved into the village of Potter. He was an industrious, thrifty farmer well thought of in the neighborhood in which he resided for so many years. He is survived by his widow, two sons and six daughters. One son, Edwin, gave up his life for this country, while serving overseas in the World's War.
The funeral was held today, Friday at Potter from the Reformed church of which he was a member.
Jacob Casper
9th Wisconsin Regiment Infantry, Co A
Enlisted 14 Sept 1861
Residence Town Rhine
Private
Mustered out 3 Dec 1864
Buried in Rantoul Cemetery
1870 Federal Census – Calumet County, Town Rantoul
Jacob age 27 born Prussia
Clothide age 23 born Prussia
Adolf age 1 born Wisconsin
1880 Federal Census – Calumet County, Town Rantoul
Jacob age 37 born Prussia
Clothide age 33 born Prussia
Adolph age 11 born Wisconsin
Ida age 9 born Wisconsin
George age 8 born Wisconsin
Moritz age 6 born Wisconsin
Amalia age 5 born Wisconsin
Okla age 3, born Wisconsin
Kiel relatives received the news on Tuesday of the demise of Jacob Kasper, which occurred at Potter that morning. Death was due to heart failure. Decedent was 77 years of age and had been a pioneer resident of Calumet county, living in the town of Rantoul up to eight years ago. He leaves his widow, two sons and six daughters. The funeral will take place at Potter on Friday. Mr. Kasper was a brother of Mrs. Aug. Lindner and Mr. Wm. Kasper, both deceased.
Jacob Kasper Chilton Times August 28, 1920
With the sudden death of Jacob Kasper, which occurred at his home in Potter on Tuesday morning, another civil war veteran has been mustered out by the Great Commander. Mr. Kasper had been in poor health for some time but he was able to be up and around. There was no premonition of his death, no one knows when the summons came and when it found by members of his family in the morning he had lapsed into eternal sleep, the result of heart failure.
Jacob Kasper was born in Germany in 1842 and came to this country with other members of the family in 1856, a few years later locating in Rantoul where he owned a large farm just north of Kasper's corners on the Rantoul road. On Sept. 14, 1861 he enlisted in Company A, of the Ninth Wisconsin Infantry, in the town of Rhine, Sheboygan County and served his country faithfully until December 3, 1864 when he was honorably discharged from the service. He was married in 1868 to Clorelda Geyso and he continued to operate his farm until some eight years ago when he retired and moved into the village of Potter. He was an industrious, thrifty farmer well thought of in the neighborhood in which he resided for so many years. He is survived by his widow, two sons and six daughters. One son, Edwin, gave up his life for this country, while serving overseas in the World's War.
The funeral was held today, Friday at Potter from the Reformed church of which he was a member.
Jacob Casper
9th Wisconsin Regiment Infantry, Co A
Enlisted 14 Sept 1861
Residence Town Rhine
Private
Mustered out 3 Dec 1864
Buried in Rantoul Cemetery
1870 Federal Census – Calumet County, Town Rantoul
Jacob age 27 born Prussia
Clothide age 23 born Prussia
Adolf age 1 born Wisconsin
1880 Federal Census – Calumet County, Town Rantoul
Jacob age 37 born Prussia
Clothide age 33 born Prussia
Adolph age 11 born Wisconsin
Ida age 9 born Wisconsin
George age 8 born Wisconsin
Moritz age 6 born Wisconsin
Amalia age 5 born Wisconsin
Okla age 3, born Wisconsin
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