Anna Matzen [1843 – 1911] Calumet County Reporter --- March 29, 1911
Mrs. Anna Caroline Matzen, nee Eichmeier, departed Saturday evening at eight o'clock to join her husband who preceded her in death of June 13, 1908. She was born on the 24th day of March 1843 at Suederwick, Kirchapeal, Marma, Germany. In 1857 she arrived at Fond du Lac to make her home where she later became acquainted with her future husband to be and in 1862 they were married. They then purchased a farm two and one half miles north of this village where they lived until 1895. Three children came to make life happier for them; Mrs. Ferd. Weber, Fred and William Matzen, all of this village. There are eight grandchildren and one great grandchild still living. Mrs. Matzen was always a loving mother to her children and directed them along the pathway that leads to happiness. To her husband she was an ever faithful and obedient wife.
The funeral took place from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ferd. Weber Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock and the remains were placed besides those of her husband. Rev. Th. Schildknecht officiating.
Mrs. Anna Caroline Matzen, nee Eichmeier, departed Saturday evening at eight o'clock to join her husband who preceded her in death of June 13, 1908. She was born on the 24th day of March 1843 at Suederwick, Kirchapeal, Marma, Germany. In 1857 she arrived at Fond du Lac to make her home where she later became acquainted with her future husband to be and in 1862 they were married. They then purchased a farm two and one half miles north of this village where they lived until 1895. Three children came to make life happier for them; Mrs. Ferd. Weber, Fred and William Matzen, all of this village. There are eight grandchildren and one great grandchild still living. Mrs. Matzen was always a loving mother to her children and directed them along the pathway that leads to happiness. To her husband she was an ever faithful and obedient wife.
The funeral took place from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ferd. Weber Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock and the remains were placed besides those of her husband. Rev. Th. Schildknecht officiating.
Anna Matzen [1843 – 1911] Calumet County Reporter --- March 29, 1911
Mrs. Anna Caroline Matzen, nee Eichmeier, departed Saturday evening at eight o'clock to join her husband who preceded her in death of June 13, 1908. She was born on the 24th day of March 1843 at Suederwick, Kirchapeal, Marma, Germany. In 1857 she arrived at Fond du Lac to make her home where she later became acquainted with her future husband to be and in 1862 they were married. They then purchased a farm two and one half miles north of this village where they lived until 1895. Three children came to make life happier for them; Mrs. Ferd. Weber, Fred and William Matzen, all of this village. There are eight grandchildren and one great grandchild still living. Mrs. Matzen was always a loving mother to her children and directed them along the pathway that leads to happiness. To her husband she was an ever faithful and obedient wife.
The funeral took place from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ferd. Weber Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock and the remains were placed besides those of her husband. Rev. Th. Schildknecht officiating.
Mrs. Anna Caroline Matzen, nee Eichmeier, departed Saturday evening at eight o'clock to join her husband who preceded her in death of June 13, 1908. She was born on the 24th day of March 1843 at Suederwick, Kirchapeal, Marma, Germany. In 1857 she arrived at Fond du Lac to make her home where she later became acquainted with her future husband to be and in 1862 they were married. They then purchased a farm two and one half miles north of this village where they lived until 1895. Three children came to make life happier for them; Mrs. Ferd. Weber, Fred and William Matzen, all of this village. There are eight grandchildren and one great grandchild still living. Mrs. Matzen was always a loving mother to her children and directed them along the pathway that leads to happiness. To her husband she was an ever faithful and obedient wife.
The funeral took place from the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ferd. Weber Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock and the remains were placed besides those of her husband. Rev. Th. Schildknecht officiating.
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