Age 62y 11m
BIRTH PLACE:
Bernetzreith, Tachau District, Bohemia, Austria
PARENTS:
1854-1928 Blaha, Josef
1857-1933 Nahrhaft, Agnes
IMMIGRATION: 1901 - Age 19y 3m 18d
Ship: S.S. Barbarossa
Margaretha Madeline Blaha and her sister Anna Maria Brueggemann arrived in New York on May 20, 1901 aboard the S.S. Barbarossa.
MARRIAGE: 01/07/1908 - Age 25y 11m 5d
1868–1938 Heger, Ludwig Karl
CHILDREN:
1) 1909–1944 Heger, Agnes Josephine
2) 1911–1983 Heger, Joseph Wendell
3) 1913–1972 Heger, John Andrew
4) 1916–2005 Heger, Ludwig Andrew
OBITUARY:
Mrs. L. K. Heger
Margaret Madeline Heger, brief mention of whose death on January 2nd, was made in these columns last week, was born at Bernetzreith, Austria, on February 5, 1881, the daughter of Joseph and Agnes Blaha. When a young woman she came to America and, after a short stay in New York, came west and located at St. James, Minnesota.
On July 7, 1908, Margaret Blaha was married at St. James to Ludwig Heger of that city, and to their union were born three sons and one daughter. The sons are: Joseph of LaSalle; John, of St. James, and Ludwig, in the U.S. navy. The daughter, Mrs. P.B. Nicklaus (Agnes)died at her home at Parkerberg, Ia., last spring. Besides her three sons, Mrs. Heger is survived by two brothers, John Blaha of Madelia and Andrew Blaha of Pomona, Calif.; and by one sister, Mrs. Anna Buschow, of Waseca, Minn.
Mrs. Heger was a devout member of Mater Dolorosa Catholic church of Madelia. She was also a member of St. Mary's Society. She was possessed of a cheerful disposition and a kind and sympathetic nature which endeared her to every acquaintance.
Funeral services, which had been set for Monday, January 8, were postponed until 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, January 9, when a message was received from her son, Ludwig, stating that he was on his way home from Hawaii and could not reach Madelia until early Tuesday morning. Father Allen McShane celebrated requiem high mass after which the remains were laid to rest in Calvary cemetery. Casket bearers were: Joseph Marturano, P.H. Hodapp, L.E. Sullvan, Henry Kunz, Jacob Kunz and Clarence Cohorst.
Relatives and other friends, from a distance, who attended the funeral are: Ludwig Hager, from Hawaii; P.B. Nicklaus, Parkersberg, Ia.; Mrs. Anna Buschow Waseca; Mrs. Delmer Peach, Waterville; Mrs. Frank Lunz, Mrs. Henry Lunz, Mrs. Martin Kohn, Mrs. John Blaha, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Larsen and Mr. and Mrs. John Flalau all of St. James; Mrs. Chas. Giese, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bathke and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Schmidt, all of Wells, and Hilda and Bess Schmidt, of Searles, Minn.
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Dennis Nicklaus & family
BIRTH PLACE:
Bernetzreith, Tachau District, Bohemia, Austria
PARENTS:
1854-1928 Blaha, Josef
1857-1933 Nahrhaft, Agnes
IMMIGRATION: 1901 - Age 19y 3m 18d
Ship: S.S. Barbarossa
Margaretha Madeline Blaha and her sister Anna Maria Brueggemann arrived in New York on May 20, 1901 aboard the S.S. Barbarossa.
MARRIAGE: 01/07/1908 - Age 25y 11m 5d
1868–1938 Heger, Ludwig Karl
CHILDREN:
1) 1909–1944 Heger, Agnes Josephine
2) 1911–1983 Heger, Joseph Wendell
3) 1913–1972 Heger, John Andrew
4) 1916–2005 Heger, Ludwig Andrew
OBITUARY:
Mrs. L. K. Heger
Margaret Madeline Heger, brief mention of whose death on January 2nd, was made in these columns last week, was born at Bernetzreith, Austria, on February 5, 1881, the daughter of Joseph and Agnes Blaha. When a young woman she came to America and, after a short stay in New York, came west and located at St. James, Minnesota.
On July 7, 1908, Margaret Blaha was married at St. James to Ludwig Heger of that city, and to their union were born three sons and one daughter. The sons are: Joseph of LaSalle; John, of St. James, and Ludwig, in the U.S. navy. The daughter, Mrs. P.B. Nicklaus (Agnes)died at her home at Parkerberg, Ia., last spring. Besides her three sons, Mrs. Heger is survived by two brothers, John Blaha of Madelia and Andrew Blaha of Pomona, Calif.; and by one sister, Mrs. Anna Buschow, of Waseca, Minn.
Mrs. Heger was a devout member of Mater Dolorosa Catholic church of Madelia. She was also a member of St. Mary's Society. She was possessed of a cheerful disposition and a kind and sympathetic nature which endeared her to every acquaintance.
Funeral services, which had been set for Monday, January 8, were postponed until 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, January 9, when a message was received from her son, Ludwig, stating that he was on his way home from Hawaii and could not reach Madelia until early Tuesday morning. Father Allen McShane celebrated requiem high mass after which the remains were laid to rest in Calvary cemetery. Casket bearers were: Joseph Marturano, P.H. Hodapp, L.E. Sullvan, Henry Kunz, Jacob Kunz and Clarence Cohorst.
Relatives and other friends, from a distance, who attended the funeral are: Ludwig Hager, from Hawaii; P.B. Nicklaus, Parkersberg, Ia.; Mrs. Anna Buschow Waseca; Mrs. Delmer Peach, Waterville; Mrs. Frank Lunz, Mrs. Henry Lunz, Mrs. Martin Kohn, Mrs. John Blaha, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Larsen and Mr. and Mrs. John Flalau all of St. James; Mrs. Chas. Giese, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bathke and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Schmidt, all of Wells, and Hilda and Bess Schmidt, of Searles, Minn.
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~~~~~ RESEARCH courtesy of ~~~~~
Dennis Nicklaus & family
Age 62y 11m
BIRTH PLACE:
Bernetzreith, Tachau District, Bohemia, Austria
PARENTS:
1854-1928 Blaha, Josef
1857-1933 Nahrhaft, Agnes
IMMIGRATION: 1901 - Age 19y 3m 18d
Ship: S.S. Barbarossa
Margaretha Madeline Blaha and her sister Anna Maria Brueggemann arrived in New York on May 20, 1901 aboard the S.S. Barbarossa.
MARRIAGE: 01/07/1908 - Age 25y 11m 5d
1868–1938 Heger, Ludwig Karl
CHILDREN:
1) 1909–1944 Heger, Agnes Josephine
2) 1911–1983 Heger, Joseph Wendell
3) 1913–1972 Heger, John Andrew
4) 1916–2005 Heger, Ludwig Andrew
OBITUARY:
Mrs. L. K. Heger
Margaret Madeline Heger, brief mention of whose death on January 2nd, was made in these columns last week, was born at Bernetzreith, Austria, on February 5, 1881, the daughter of Joseph and Agnes Blaha. When a young woman she came to America and, after a short stay in New York, came west and located at St. James, Minnesota.
On July 7, 1908, Margaret Blaha was married at St. James to Ludwig Heger of that city, and to their union were born three sons and one daughter. The sons are: Joseph of LaSalle; John, of St. James, and Ludwig, in the U.S. navy. The daughter, Mrs. P.B. Nicklaus (Agnes)died at her home at Parkerberg, Ia., last spring. Besides her three sons, Mrs. Heger is survived by two brothers, John Blaha of Madelia and Andrew Blaha of Pomona, Calif.; and by one sister, Mrs. Anna Buschow, of Waseca, Minn.
Mrs. Heger was a devout member of Mater Dolorosa Catholic church of Madelia. She was also a member of St. Mary's Society. She was possessed of a cheerful disposition and a kind and sympathetic nature which endeared her to every acquaintance.
Funeral services, which had been set for Monday, January 8, were postponed until 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, January 9, when a message was received from her son, Ludwig, stating that he was on his way home from Hawaii and could not reach Madelia until early Tuesday morning. Father Allen McShane celebrated requiem high mass after which the remains were laid to rest in Calvary cemetery. Casket bearers were: Joseph Marturano, P.H. Hodapp, L.E. Sullvan, Henry Kunz, Jacob Kunz and Clarence Cohorst.
Relatives and other friends, from a distance, who attended the funeral are: Ludwig Hager, from Hawaii; P.B. Nicklaus, Parkersberg, Ia.; Mrs. Anna Buschow Waseca; Mrs. Delmer Peach, Waterville; Mrs. Frank Lunz, Mrs. Henry Lunz, Mrs. Martin Kohn, Mrs. John Blaha, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Larsen and Mr. and Mrs. John Flalau all of St. James; Mrs. Chas. Giese, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bathke and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Schmidt, all of Wells, and Hilda and Bess Schmidt, of Searles, Minn.
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~~~~~ RESEARCH courtesy of ~~~~~
Dennis Nicklaus & family
BIRTH PLACE:
Bernetzreith, Tachau District, Bohemia, Austria
PARENTS:
1854-1928 Blaha, Josef
1857-1933 Nahrhaft, Agnes
IMMIGRATION: 1901 - Age 19y 3m 18d
Ship: S.S. Barbarossa
Margaretha Madeline Blaha and her sister Anna Maria Brueggemann arrived in New York on May 20, 1901 aboard the S.S. Barbarossa.
MARRIAGE: 01/07/1908 - Age 25y 11m 5d
1868–1938 Heger, Ludwig Karl
CHILDREN:
1) 1909–1944 Heger, Agnes Josephine
2) 1911–1983 Heger, Joseph Wendell
3) 1913–1972 Heger, John Andrew
4) 1916–2005 Heger, Ludwig Andrew
OBITUARY:
Mrs. L. K. Heger
Margaret Madeline Heger, brief mention of whose death on January 2nd, was made in these columns last week, was born at Bernetzreith, Austria, on February 5, 1881, the daughter of Joseph and Agnes Blaha. When a young woman she came to America and, after a short stay in New York, came west and located at St. James, Minnesota.
On July 7, 1908, Margaret Blaha was married at St. James to Ludwig Heger of that city, and to their union were born three sons and one daughter. The sons are: Joseph of LaSalle; John, of St. James, and Ludwig, in the U.S. navy. The daughter, Mrs. P.B. Nicklaus (Agnes)died at her home at Parkerberg, Ia., last spring. Besides her three sons, Mrs. Heger is survived by two brothers, John Blaha of Madelia and Andrew Blaha of Pomona, Calif.; and by one sister, Mrs. Anna Buschow, of Waseca, Minn.
Mrs. Heger was a devout member of Mater Dolorosa Catholic church of Madelia. She was also a member of St. Mary's Society. She was possessed of a cheerful disposition and a kind and sympathetic nature which endeared her to every acquaintance.
Funeral services, which had been set for Monday, January 8, were postponed until 9:30 a.m. on Tuesday, January 9, when a message was received from her son, Ludwig, stating that he was on his way home from Hawaii and could not reach Madelia until early Tuesday morning. Father Allen McShane celebrated requiem high mass after which the remains were laid to rest in Calvary cemetery. Casket bearers were: Joseph Marturano, P.H. Hodapp, L.E. Sullvan, Henry Kunz, Jacob Kunz and Clarence Cohorst.
Relatives and other friends, from a distance, who attended the funeral are: Ludwig Hager, from Hawaii; P.B. Nicklaus, Parkersberg, Ia.; Mrs. Anna Buschow Waseca; Mrs. Delmer Peach, Waterville; Mrs. Frank Lunz, Mrs. Henry Lunz, Mrs. Martin Kohn, Mrs. John Blaha, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Larsen and Mr. and Mrs. John Flalau all of St. James; Mrs. Chas. Giese, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Bathke and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. J. Schmidt, all of Wells, and Hilda and Bess Schmidt, of Searles, Minn.
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~~~~~ RESEARCH courtesy of ~~~~~
Dennis Nicklaus & family
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