July 27, 1916 - Carroll Times - Mrs. Joseph Trecker passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Chester Babcock, living near Templeton, Thursday morning, July 20, after suffering for the past ten months with cancer. Since the death of her husband, which occured late in May, she had been spending most of her time on the old homestead, where her daughter now lives. Her death was very unexpected in a way, for it was thought that she would be spared to her children for several months yet.
She was born in Peru, Illinois, April 3, 1862 and her marriage to Joseph Trecker took place September 30, 1878. Fifteen years ago they left Illinois and settled in Iowa on their farm near Templeton and three years ago they moved to Carroll, where they have a large substanial home in the Fourth ward.
To them were born fourteen children, ten of whom are still living. They are: Mrs. Joe Macke, Dedham; Mrs. Mike Dozler, Bayard; Theodore and William Trecker, Templeton; Mrs. Chester Babcock, Mrs. F.J. Halbig; Mrs. Alvin Morman, Carroll; Fred, Joseph and Miss Leona at home.
The funeral was held from SS. Peter and Paul's church Saturday morning and was largely attended by the relatives and friends of this estimable woman. Those who attended from out of town were: Mrs. Mary Horback, Emmington, Illinois; Mrs Tony Legner, Odell, Iowa; Mrs. Chas. Miller, Lostant, Iowa; Mrs. William Rath, St. Paul, Minnesota; Mrs. Theodore Trecker, Milwaukee; Conrad Mashing, Emmington, Illinois; Mrs. Theo. Trecker, Odell, Iowa; and Mr. and Mrs. F. Meislander, Atlantic.
July 27, 1916 - Carroll Times - Mrs. Joseph Trecker passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Chester Babcock, living near Templeton, Thursday morning, July 20, after suffering for the past ten months with cancer. Since the death of her husband, which occured late in May, she had been spending most of her time on the old homestead, where her daughter now lives. Her death was very unexpected in a way, for it was thought that she would be spared to her children for several months yet.
She was born in Peru, Illinois, April 3, 1862 and her marriage to Joseph Trecker took place September 30, 1878. Fifteen years ago they left Illinois and settled in Iowa on their farm near Templeton and three years ago they moved to Carroll, where they have a large substanial home in the Fourth ward.
To them were born fourteen children, ten of whom are still living. They are: Mrs. Joe Macke, Dedham; Mrs. Mike Dozler, Bayard; Theodore and William Trecker, Templeton; Mrs. Chester Babcock, Mrs. F.J. Halbig; Mrs. Alvin Morman, Carroll; Fred, Joseph and Miss Leona at home.
The funeral was held from SS. Peter and Paul's church Saturday morning and was largely attended by the relatives and friends of this estimable woman. Those who attended from out of town were: Mrs. Mary Horback, Emmington, Illinois; Mrs Tony Legner, Odell, Iowa; Mrs. Chas. Miller, Lostant, Iowa; Mrs. William Rath, St. Paul, Minnesota; Mrs. Theodore Trecker, Milwaukee; Conrad Mashing, Emmington, Illinois; Mrs. Theo. Trecker, Odell, Iowa; and Mr. and Mrs. F. Meislander, Atlantic.
Family Members
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Margaretha Horbach Gentert
1864–1901
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Anna Maria Horbach
1865–1897
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Christina Horbach Pflibsen
1869–1952
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Matthias Horbach
1871–1955
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Caroline M Horbach Stevenson
1873–1958
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John Andrew Horbach
1875–1956
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Frances Horbach Miller
1877–1957
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Clara Horbach Legner
1879–1966
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George J. Horbach
1883–1950
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Veronica Horbach Ewing
1887–1961
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Margaret Mary Trecker Macke
1880–1939
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Clara Margaret Trecker Dozler
1884–1968
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Theodore Thomas Trecker
1885–1948
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Marie A. Trecker Babcock
1887–1951
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Caroline Wilhelmina Trecker Halbig
1889–1977
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Kathryn B. "Kate" Trecker Morman
1890–1977
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William John Trecker
1892–1947
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Frederick M. "Fred" Trecker
1894–1968
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Leo Trecker
1898–1902
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Joseph Bernard Trecker
1900–1969
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Leone G Trecker Pulver
1903–1990
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