New Ulm Review 14 Apr 1920
Mrs. Elizabeth Fehlhaber nee Weighit passed away at the farm of her nephew Tobias Riedl, in the town of Milford. Death came as a relief after a prolonged illness (breast cancer and chronic intestiteal nephritis)from which there was no hope of recovery. Deceased was born in Khenish Palatinate, Germany in 1858 and came to America 40 years ago. After remaining in New York for a short time, she removed to Minnesota and Brown County. She was twice married (1st to Schulze). Aside from her husband, she leaves a sister residing in Northfield to mourn her demise.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fehlhaber nee Weighit passed away at the farm of her nephew Tobias Riedl, in the town of Milford. Death came as a relief after a prolonged illness (breast cancer and chronic intestiteal nephritis)from which there was no hope of recovery. Deceased was born in Khenish Palatinate, Germany in 1858 and came to America 40 years ago. After remaining in New York for a short time, she removed to Minnesota and Brown County. She was twice married (1st to Schulze). Aside from her husband, she leaves a sister residing in Northfield to mourn her demise.
New Ulm Review 14 Apr 1920
Mrs. Elizabeth Fehlhaber nee Weighit passed away at the farm of her nephew Tobias Riedl, in the town of Milford. Death came as a relief after a prolonged illness (breast cancer and chronic intestiteal nephritis)from which there was no hope of recovery. Deceased was born in Khenish Palatinate, Germany in 1858 and came to America 40 years ago. After remaining in New York for a short time, she removed to Minnesota and Brown County. She was twice married (1st to Schulze). Aside from her husband, she leaves a sister residing in Northfield to mourn her demise.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fehlhaber nee Weighit passed away at the farm of her nephew Tobias Riedl, in the town of Milford. Death came as a relief after a prolonged illness (breast cancer and chronic intestiteal nephritis)from which there was no hope of recovery. Deceased was born in Khenish Palatinate, Germany in 1858 and came to America 40 years ago. After remaining in New York for a short time, she removed to Minnesota and Brown County. She was twice married (1st to Schulze). Aside from her husband, she leaves a sister residing in Northfield to mourn her demise.
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