Goes To His Reward - Peter Mallinger of Lake Church Passed Away Recently at an Advanced Age - Peter Mallinger, a highly respected resident of Lake Church passed away recently. Death resulted after a prolonged illness due to the infirmities of old age. He attained an age of 84 years. The funeral was held at Lake Church on Tuesday of last week.
Mr. Mallinger was a native of Remichen, Luxemburg, and emigrated to this country with his parents when a small child. They settled in the town of Belgium, and he spent almost his entire life in that community. On Nov. 22, 1860 he was married to Miss Elizabeth Kultgen, who together with seven children, survive him. The children are as follows: John and Anton of Chicago, Dom, Wm, and Mrs. P. Gessner of Milwaukee, Thomas of Belgium, and Mrs. N. Groff of Lake Church. Mrs. Cath. Croat of this city, a sister, also survives.
(Port Washington Pilot, Port Washington, Wisconsin, 14 Jul 1921.)
Mr. Mallinger was a native of Remichen, Luxemburg, and emigrated to this country with his parents when a small child. They settled in the town of Belgium, and he spent almost his entire life in that community. On Nov. 22, 1860 he was married to Miss Elizabeth Kultgen, who together with seven children, survive him. The children are as follows: John and Anton of Chicago, Dom, Wm, and Mrs. P. Gessner of Milwaukee, Thomas of Belgium, and Mrs. N. Groff of Lake Church. Mrs. Cath. Croat of this city, a sister, also survives.
(Port Washington Pilot, Port Washington, Wisconsin, 14 Jul 1921.)
Goes To His Reward - Peter Mallinger of Lake Church Passed Away Recently at an Advanced Age - Peter Mallinger, a highly respected resident of Lake Church passed away recently. Death resulted after a prolonged illness due to the infirmities of old age. He attained an age of 84 years. The funeral was held at Lake Church on Tuesday of last week.
Mr. Mallinger was a native of Remichen, Luxemburg, and emigrated to this country with his parents when a small child. They settled in the town of Belgium, and he spent almost his entire life in that community. On Nov. 22, 1860 he was married to Miss Elizabeth Kultgen, who together with seven children, survive him. The children are as follows: John and Anton of Chicago, Dom, Wm, and Mrs. P. Gessner of Milwaukee, Thomas of Belgium, and Mrs. N. Groff of Lake Church. Mrs. Cath. Croat of this city, a sister, also survives.
(Port Washington Pilot, Port Washington, Wisconsin, 14 Jul 1921.)
Mr. Mallinger was a native of Remichen, Luxemburg, and emigrated to this country with his parents when a small child. They settled in the town of Belgium, and he spent almost his entire life in that community. On Nov. 22, 1860 he was married to Miss Elizabeth Kultgen, who together with seven children, survive him. The children are as follows: John and Anton of Chicago, Dom, Wm, and Mrs. P. Gessner of Milwaukee, Thomas of Belgium, and Mrs. N. Groff of Lake Church. Mrs. Cath. Croat of this city, a sister, also survives.
(Port Washington Pilot, Port Washington, Wisconsin, 14 Jul 1921.)
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