Sudden Deaths At Buckman
Two Old Settler and Neighbors Called To the Beyond Within Twenty Four Hours of Each Other
Peter Mueller, age 75, and a resident of Buckman for the last 35 years, was found dead in his bedroom last Monday morning. Cause of death is thought to have been apoplexy. Mr. Mueller was born in Germany and served in the Franco-German war in 1870-1871. He leaves a wife, five sons and four daughters.
Burial took place in St. Michael's cemetery in Buckman, Wednesday morning.
Joseph Weisbrich, 61, died suddenly at his home in Buckman, Tuesday morning at five o'clock. He had been to the wake of his friend and neighbor, Peter Mueller, and went home and to bed about eleven o'clock Monday evening, apparently in his usual health. About five o'clock his wife heard him breathing heavily and got up to light a lamp. When she reached his side, he had passed away.
Mr. Weisbrich was born in Germany and came to Buckman about 26 years ago.
He leaves six sons and three daughters. Funeral was held in Buckman Thursday morning.
Pierz Journal, October 12, 1911
Two Old Settler and Neighbors Called To the Beyond Within Twenty Four Hours of Each Other
Peter Mueller, age 75, and a resident of Buckman for the last 35 years, was found dead in his bedroom last Monday morning. Cause of death is thought to have been apoplexy. Mr. Mueller was born in Germany and served in the Franco-German war in 1870-1871. He leaves a wife, five sons and four daughters.
Burial took place in St. Michael's cemetery in Buckman, Wednesday morning.
Joseph Weisbrich, 61, died suddenly at his home in Buckman, Tuesday morning at five o'clock. He had been to the wake of his friend and neighbor, Peter Mueller, and went home and to bed about eleven o'clock Monday evening, apparently in his usual health. About five o'clock his wife heard him breathing heavily and got up to light a lamp. When she reached his side, he had passed away.
Mr. Weisbrich was born in Germany and came to Buckman about 26 years ago.
He leaves six sons and three daughters. Funeral was held in Buckman Thursday morning.
Pierz Journal, October 12, 1911
Sudden Deaths At Buckman
Two Old Settler and Neighbors Called To the Beyond Within Twenty Four Hours of Each Other
Peter Mueller, age 75, and a resident of Buckman for the last 35 years, was found dead in his bedroom last Monday morning. Cause of death is thought to have been apoplexy. Mr. Mueller was born in Germany and served in the Franco-German war in 1870-1871. He leaves a wife, five sons and four daughters.
Burial took place in St. Michael's cemetery in Buckman, Wednesday morning.
Joseph Weisbrich, 61, died suddenly at his home in Buckman, Tuesday morning at five o'clock. He had been to the wake of his friend and neighbor, Peter Mueller, and went home and to bed about eleven o'clock Monday evening, apparently in his usual health. About five o'clock his wife heard him breathing heavily and got up to light a lamp. When she reached his side, he had passed away.
Mr. Weisbrich was born in Germany and came to Buckman about 26 years ago.
He leaves six sons and three daughters. Funeral was held in Buckman Thursday morning.
Pierz Journal, October 12, 1911
Two Old Settler and Neighbors Called To the Beyond Within Twenty Four Hours of Each Other
Peter Mueller, age 75, and a resident of Buckman for the last 35 years, was found dead in his bedroom last Monday morning. Cause of death is thought to have been apoplexy. Mr. Mueller was born in Germany and served in the Franco-German war in 1870-1871. He leaves a wife, five sons and four daughters.
Burial took place in St. Michael's cemetery in Buckman, Wednesday morning.
Joseph Weisbrich, 61, died suddenly at his home in Buckman, Tuesday morning at five o'clock. He had been to the wake of his friend and neighbor, Peter Mueller, and went home and to bed about eleven o'clock Monday evening, apparently in his usual health. About five o'clock his wife heard him breathing heavily and got up to light a lamp. When she reached his side, he had passed away.
Mr. Weisbrich was born in Germany and came to Buckman about 26 years ago.
He leaves six sons and three daughters. Funeral was held in Buckman Thursday morning.
Pierz Journal, October 12, 1911
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