HER VISIT ENDED BY DEATH
Mrs. John Gruman, Sr., who with her husband left a few weeks ago to spend the winter with her daughter Mrs. Frank Hess at Cavour, Wis., was brought to this city a corpse Saturday. Mrs. Gruman who had been in good health became ill with pneumonia and one week later an attack of heart failure caused her death.
Deceased has resided in this city since 1871 when she came here with husband from Ober-Schlesien (hard to read), Germany, where she was born in 1835. They resided on a farm on the northern boundary of the city and accumulated a goodly estate, Mrs. Grumann proving a valuable helpmate to her husband, who survives in raising a fine family of sturdy young men and women.
She leaves besides seven children, one daughter Mrs. Frank Hess and six sons John, Edward, Albert, Steven, Fred and Wm. Decedent is also survived by two brothers, Jos. Koenig of this city and John Koenig of Seattle and five sisters, Mrs. Mathilda Bruhn of Mishicot, Mrs. Bertha Weber of Cincinnati, Mrs. Lena Freier of Antigo, and Mrs. Anna Kries and Mrs. Theresa Hartel of this city.
The funeral took place Tuesday morning from St. Luke's Church.
[The Two Rivers Reporter, Fri., 19 Jan. 1917, p. 1, col. 5].
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DEATH NOTICE
Mrs. M. Grumann, aged 71, mother of Mrs. Hess of Cavour, is dead. Her home was in Two Rivers, and the body was taken to that city for interment.
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MARIA GRUMANN
Mrs. John Grumann, Sr., of Two Rivers who with her husband went to Cavour, a few weeks ago to visit with their daughter, Mrs. Frank Hess, died at that place on Friday after suffering a short time with pneumonia. The deceased whose maiden name was Mary Koenig, was born at Wette, Silesian Province, Germany in 1846. She came to this country with her husband in 1869 and after residing in Two Rivers for about three years, the couple moved on to a farm just north of that city where they resided until a few years ago. Published in The Manitowoc Daily Herald, Thursday, January 18, 1917, Page 3
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Additional notes on Maria's family by Tom Brocher
Following her father’s death in about 1865, John and Mary immigrated to the U.S. in June 1872 along with her mother and six of Mary’s siblings and their families. John sailed from Bremen, Germany, and arrived at the Port of New York, on 10 June 1872 on the S.S. Schmidt [Naturalization Intention, dated 31 October 1874, Manitowoc Co., Wisconsin; New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957]. His occupation in the passenger list is listed as shoe-maker. On his voyage the Konig family is listed as Magdalena, 52, Anna, 22, Mathilda, 16, Joseph, 14, Bertha, 8, Emilie, 7.
Maria, 26, came separately, with their daughter Marie, 3, and her sister Martha Konig, 24, arriving at New York on 25 June 1872, on the S. S. Hansa [New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957].
Mrs. John Gruman, Sr., who with her husband left a few weeks ago to spend the winter with her daughter Mrs. Frank Hess at Cavour, Wis., was brought to this city a corpse Saturday. Mrs. Gruman who had been in good health became ill with pneumonia and one week later an attack of heart failure caused her death.
Deceased has resided in this city since 1871 when she came here with husband from Ober-Schlesien (hard to read), Germany, where she was born in 1835. They resided on a farm on the northern boundary of the city and accumulated a goodly estate, Mrs. Grumann proving a valuable helpmate to her husband, who survives in raising a fine family of sturdy young men and women.
She leaves besides seven children, one daughter Mrs. Frank Hess and six sons John, Edward, Albert, Steven, Fred and Wm. Decedent is also survived by two brothers, Jos. Koenig of this city and John Koenig of Seattle and five sisters, Mrs. Mathilda Bruhn of Mishicot, Mrs. Bertha Weber of Cincinnati, Mrs. Lena Freier of Antigo, and Mrs. Anna Kries and Mrs. Theresa Hartel of this city.
The funeral took place Tuesday morning from St. Luke's Church.
[The Two Rivers Reporter, Fri., 19 Jan. 1917, p. 1, col. 5].
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DEATH NOTICE
Mrs. M. Grumann, aged 71, mother of Mrs. Hess of Cavour, is dead. Her home was in Two Rivers, and the body was taken to that city for interment.
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MARIA GRUMANN
Mrs. John Grumann, Sr., of Two Rivers who with her husband went to Cavour, a few weeks ago to visit with their daughter, Mrs. Frank Hess, died at that place on Friday after suffering a short time with pneumonia. The deceased whose maiden name was Mary Koenig, was born at Wette, Silesian Province, Germany in 1846. She came to this country with her husband in 1869 and after residing in Two Rivers for about three years, the couple moved on to a farm just north of that city where they resided until a few years ago. Published in The Manitowoc Daily Herald, Thursday, January 18, 1917, Page 3
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Additional notes on Maria's family by Tom Brocher
Following her father’s death in about 1865, John and Mary immigrated to the U.S. in June 1872 along with her mother and six of Mary’s siblings and their families. John sailed from Bremen, Germany, and arrived at the Port of New York, on 10 June 1872 on the S.S. Schmidt [Naturalization Intention, dated 31 October 1874, Manitowoc Co., Wisconsin; New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957]. His occupation in the passenger list is listed as shoe-maker. On his voyage the Konig family is listed as Magdalena, 52, Anna, 22, Mathilda, 16, Joseph, 14, Bertha, 8, Emilie, 7.
Maria, 26, came separately, with their daughter Marie, 3, and her sister Martha Konig, 24, arriving at New York on 25 June 1872, on the S. S. Hansa [New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957].
HER VISIT ENDED BY DEATH
Mrs. John Gruman, Sr., who with her husband left a few weeks ago to spend the winter with her daughter Mrs. Frank Hess at Cavour, Wis., was brought to this city a corpse Saturday. Mrs. Gruman who had been in good health became ill with pneumonia and one week later an attack of heart failure caused her death.
Deceased has resided in this city since 1871 when she came here with husband from Ober-Schlesien (hard to read), Germany, where she was born in 1835. They resided on a farm on the northern boundary of the city and accumulated a goodly estate, Mrs. Grumann proving a valuable helpmate to her husband, who survives in raising a fine family of sturdy young men and women.
She leaves besides seven children, one daughter Mrs. Frank Hess and six sons John, Edward, Albert, Steven, Fred and Wm. Decedent is also survived by two brothers, Jos. Koenig of this city and John Koenig of Seattle and five sisters, Mrs. Mathilda Bruhn of Mishicot, Mrs. Bertha Weber of Cincinnati, Mrs. Lena Freier of Antigo, and Mrs. Anna Kries and Mrs. Theresa Hartel of this city.
The funeral took place Tuesday morning from St. Luke's Church.
[The Two Rivers Reporter, Fri., 19 Jan. 1917, p. 1, col. 5].
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DEATH NOTICE
Mrs. M. Grumann, aged 71, mother of Mrs. Hess of Cavour, is dead. Her home was in Two Rivers, and the body was taken to that city for interment.
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MARIA GRUMANN
Mrs. John Grumann, Sr., of Two Rivers who with her husband went to Cavour, a few weeks ago to visit with their daughter, Mrs. Frank Hess, died at that place on Friday after suffering a short time with pneumonia. The deceased whose maiden name was Mary Koenig, was born at Wette, Silesian Province, Germany in 1846. She came to this country with her husband in 1869 and after residing in Two Rivers for about three years, the couple moved on to a farm just north of that city where they resided until a few years ago. Published in The Manitowoc Daily Herald, Thursday, January 18, 1917, Page 3
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Additional notes on Maria's family by Tom Brocher
Following her father’s death in about 1865, John and Mary immigrated to the U.S. in June 1872 along with her mother and six of Mary’s siblings and their families. John sailed from Bremen, Germany, and arrived at the Port of New York, on 10 June 1872 on the S.S. Schmidt [Naturalization Intention, dated 31 October 1874, Manitowoc Co., Wisconsin; New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957]. His occupation in the passenger list is listed as shoe-maker. On his voyage the Konig family is listed as Magdalena, 52, Anna, 22, Mathilda, 16, Joseph, 14, Bertha, 8, Emilie, 7.
Maria, 26, came separately, with their daughter Marie, 3, and her sister Martha Konig, 24, arriving at New York on 25 June 1872, on the S. S. Hansa [New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957].
Mrs. John Gruman, Sr., who with her husband left a few weeks ago to spend the winter with her daughter Mrs. Frank Hess at Cavour, Wis., was brought to this city a corpse Saturday. Mrs. Gruman who had been in good health became ill with pneumonia and one week later an attack of heart failure caused her death.
Deceased has resided in this city since 1871 when she came here with husband from Ober-Schlesien (hard to read), Germany, where she was born in 1835. They resided on a farm on the northern boundary of the city and accumulated a goodly estate, Mrs. Grumann proving a valuable helpmate to her husband, who survives in raising a fine family of sturdy young men and women.
She leaves besides seven children, one daughter Mrs. Frank Hess and six sons John, Edward, Albert, Steven, Fred and Wm. Decedent is also survived by two brothers, Jos. Koenig of this city and John Koenig of Seattle and five sisters, Mrs. Mathilda Bruhn of Mishicot, Mrs. Bertha Weber of Cincinnati, Mrs. Lena Freier of Antigo, and Mrs. Anna Kries and Mrs. Theresa Hartel of this city.
The funeral took place Tuesday morning from St. Luke's Church.
[The Two Rivers Reporter, Fri., 19 Jan. 1917, p. 1, col. 5].
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DEATH NOTICE
Mrs. M. Grumann, aged 71, mother of Mrs. Hess of Cavour, is dead. Her home was in Two Rivers, and the body was taken to that city for interment.
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MARIA GRUMANN
Mrs. John Grumann, Sr., of Two Rivers who with her husband went to Cavour, a few weeks ago to visit with their daughter, Mrs. Frank Hess, died at that place on Friday after suffering a short time with pneumonia. The deceased whose maiden name was Mary Koenig, was born at Wette, Silesian Province, Germany in 1846. She came to this country with her husband in 1869 and after residing in Two Rivers for about three years, the couple moved on to a farm just north of that city where they resided until a few years ago. Published in The Manitowoc Daily Herald, Thursday, January 18, 1917, Page 3
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Additional notes on Maria's family by Tom Brocher
Following her father’s death in about 1865, John and Mary immigrated to the U.S. in June 1872 along with her mother and six of Mary’s siblings and their families. John sailed from Bremen, Germany, and arrived at the Port of New York, on 10 June 1872 on the S.S. Schmidt [Naturalization Intention, dated 31 October 1874, Manitowoc Co., Wisconsin; New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957]. His occupation in the passenger list is listed as shoe-maker. On his voyage the Konig family is listed as Magdalena, 52, Anna, 22, Mathilda, 16, Joseph, 14, Bertha, 8, Emilie, 7.
Maria, 26, came separately, with their daughter Marie, 3, and her sister Martha Konig, 24, arriving at New York on 25 June 1872, on the S. S. Hansa [New York, Passenger Lists, 1820-1957].
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