Miss Rose Dorpat of Wayside, Wisconsin was the daughter of a minister and was not born on a farm. She was the first farmer's wife in the section that was not farm born.
She married Victor Kunkel in Wayside, Wisconsin in 1914. The couple moved to Olney in 1914 and made their home in Young County.
She was a homemaker and a member of the Lutheran church.
Pastor Carroll Kohl of Harold officiated the rites.
Survivors: one daughter - Mrs. Millard Cates, Jr of Weatherford, three sons - Lorenz Kunkel of Tulsa, Edgar Kunkel of Corpus Christi, Leonard Kunkel of Seymour, 14 grandchildren, one great-grandchild, three sisters, two brothers.
Miss Rose Dorpat of Wayside, Wisconsin was the daughter of a minister and was not born on a farm. She was the first farmer's wife in the section that was not farm born.
She married Victor Kunkel in Wayside, Wisconsin in 1914. The couple moved to Olney in 1914 and made their home in Young County.
She was a homemaker and a member of the Lutheran church.
Pastor Carroll Kohl of Harold officiated the rites.
Survivors: one daughter - Mrs. Millard Cates, Jr of Weatherford, three sons - Lorenz Kunkel of Tulsa, Edgar Kunkel of Corpus Christi, Leonard Kunkel of Seymour, 14 grandchildren, one great-grandchild, three sisters, two brothers.
Family Members
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Marie Mathilde Rosette Dorpat Bernhardt
1885–1955
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Dorothea Matilda Dorpat Gewinner
1886–1973
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Frieda Bertha Elisabeth Dorpat
1890–1902
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Pauline Clara Josephine Dorpat Alm
1891–1967
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Theodore Erdman Dorpat
1895–1981
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Lydia Bertha Dorpat Compere
1897–1996
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Mathilde Emma Esther Dorpat
1901–1904
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Beata E. "Betty" Dorpat
1903–1934
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