Augusta (Buettner) Zessin, Wife of Albert Zessin.
*Madison Star Mail, Madison, Nebraska-Febr. 6, 1914*
Madison, Neb., Feb 6 - Special to the News:
The news was received by telegraph at noon yesterday of the sudden death from heart failure of Mrs. Albert Zessin at West Palm Beach, Fla. Mrs. Zessin accompanted by her son, Ed and daughter, Emma, had been absent from home since Jan. 6, and was temporarily sojourning at West Palm Beach where her husband, Albert Zessin, had arranged to join her in a few days. A card written Jan. 31 advised the relatives here that she was in her usual health.
Augusta Buettner was born in Germany in 1834. Oct. 22, 1874, she was married to Albert Zessin at Norfolk. Her Husband and two sons, Ed and Fred, and one daughter, Emma, all of this city, survive. She also leaves two brothers and two sisters, August and Martin Buettner and Mrs. Hexstein of Madison, and Mrs. Mary Donath of Fort Collins, Col. Mrs. Zessin and family resided at Omaha eleven years immediately following her marriage, since which time her home has been in this city. She was a member of the German Lutheran church here. The uncertainty of the arrival of the body makes it impossible to announce the exact date of the funeral exercises which cannot take place before next week.
*Madison Star Mail, Madison, Nebraska-Febr. 6, 1914*
Madison, Neb., Feb 6 - Special to the News:
The news was received by telegraph at noon yesterday of the sudden death from heart failure of Mrs. Albert Zessin at West Palm Beach, Fla. Mrs. Zessin accompanted by her son, Ed and daughter, Emma, had been absent from home since Jan. 6, and was temporarily sojourning at West Palm Beach where her husband, Albert Zessin, had arranged to join her in a few days. A card written Jan. 31 advised the relatives here that she was in her usual health.
Augusta Buettner was born in Germany in 1834. Oct. 22, 1874, she was married to Albert Zessin at Norfolk. Her Husband and two sons, Ed and Fred, and one daughter, Emma, all of this city, survive. She also leaves two brothers and two sisters, August and Martin Buettner and Mrs. Hexstein of Madison, and Mrs. Mary Donath of Fort Collins, Col. Mrs. Zessin and family resided at Omaha eleven years immediately following her marriage, since which time her home has been in this city. She was a member of the German Lutheran church here. The uncertainty of the arrival of the body makes it impossible to announce the exact date of the funeral exercises which cannot take place before next week.
Augusta (Buettner) Zessin, Wife of Albert Zessin.
*Madison Star Mail, Madison, Nebraska-Febr. 6, 1914*
Madison, Neb., Feb 6 - Special to the News:
The news was received by telegraph at noon yesterday of the sudden death from heart failure of Mrs. Albert Zessin at West Palm Beach, Fla. Mrs. Zessin accompanted by her son, Ed and daughter, Emma, had been absent from home since Jan. 6, and was temporarily sojourning at West Palm Beach where her husband, Albert Zessin, had arranged to join her in a few days. A card written Jan. 31 advised the relatives here that she was in her usual health.
Augusta Buettner was born in Germany in 1834. Oct. 22, 1874, she was married to Albert Zessin at Norfolk. Her Husband and two sons, Ed and Fred, and one daughter, Emma, all of this city, survive. She also leaves two brothers and two sisters, August and Martin Buettner and Mrs. Hexstein of Madison, and Mrs. Mary Donath of Fort Collins, Col. Mrs. Zessin and family resided at Omaha eleven years immediately following her marriage, since which time her home has been in this city. She was a member of the German Lutheran church here. The uncertainty of the arrival of the body makes it impossible to announce the exact date of the funeral exercises which cannot take place before next week.
*Madison Star Mail, Madison, Nebraska-Febr. 6, 1914*
Madison, Neb., Feb 6 - Special to the News:
The news was received by telegraph at noon yesterday of the sudden death from heart failure of Mrs. Albert Zessin at West Palm Beach, Fla. Mrs. Zessin accompanted by her son, Ed and daughter, Emma, had been absent from home since Jan. 6, and was temporarily sojourning at West Palm Beach where her husband, Albert Zessin, had arranged to join her in a few days. A card written Jan. 31 advised the relatives here that she was in her usual health.
Augusta Buettner was born in Germany in 1834. Oct. 22, 1874, she was married to Albert Zessin at Norfolk. Her Husband and two sons, Ed and Fred, and one daughter, Emma, all of this city, survive. She also leaves two brothers and two sisters, August and Martin Buettner and Mrs. Hexstein of Madison, and Mrs. Mary Donath of Fort Collins, Col. Mrs. Zessin and family resided at Omaha eleven years immediately following her marriage, since which time her home has been in this city. She was a member of the German Lutheran church here. The uncertainty of the arrival of the body makes it impossible to announce the exact date of the funeral exercises which cannot take place before next week.
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