Celia M Greve [1820 – 1888] Chilton Times -- July 14, 1888
Last Sunday morning after a long and useful life, Mrs. Andrew Greve was called to rest—a stroke of paralysis resulting in her immediate death. The deceased was 68 years of age. She came to New Holstein with her sturdy husband in 1852, and by plenty of hard labor they converted the dense forest into a blooming farm. A large concourse of relatives and friends followed the remains to the grave on Tuesday afternoon.
She had a sister Anna Jochimsen and a brother, Heinrich in town Eaton and another brother, Detlef . Two brothers in Iowa and another sister in Pensylvania
Last Sunday morning after a long and useful life, Mrs. Andrew Greve was called to rest—a stroke of paralysis resulting in her immediate death. The deceased was 68 years of age. She came to New Holstein with her sturdy husband in 1852, and by plenty of hard labor they converted the dense forest into a blooming farm. A large concourse of relatives and friends followed the remains to the grave on Tuesday afternoon.
She had a sister Anna Jochimsen and a brother, Heinrich in town Eaton and another brother, Detlef . Two brothers in Iowa and another sister in Pensylvania
Celia M Greve [1820 – 1888] Chilton Times -- July 14, 1888
Last Sunday morning after a long and useful life, Mrs. Andrew Greve was called to rest—a stroke of paralysis resulting in her immediate death. The deceased was 68 years of age. She came to New Holstein with her sturdy husband in 1852, and by plenty of hard labor they converted the dense forest into a blooming farm. A large concourse of relatives and friends followed the remains to the grave on Tuesday afternoon.
She had a sister Anna Jochimsen and a brother, Heinrich in town Eaton and another brother, Detlef . Two brothers in Iowa and another sister in Pensylvania
Last Sunday morning after a long and useful life, Mrs. Andrew Greve was called to rest—a stroke of paralysis resulting in her immediate death. The deceased was 68 years of age. She came to New Holstein with her sturdy husband in 1852, and by plenty of hard labor they converted the dense forest into a blooming farm. A large concourse of relatives and friends followed the remains to the grave on Tuesday afternoon.
She had a sister Anna Jochimsen and a brother, Heinrich in town Eaton and another brother, Detlef . Two brothers in Iowa and another sister in Pensylvania
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