Obit: Boullion, Mathias (1847 - 1923)
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Surnames: BOULLION
SCHLICHTER YOUNG ERICKSON MELCHER SCKABO ----Source:
HUMBIRD ENTERPRISE (Humbird, Clark County, Wis.) 11/10/1923 Boullion, Mathias
(29 Apr 1847 - 3 NOV 1923) Mathias Boullion
died suddenly last Saturday afternoon about five o'clock, while at
work cleaning up around the buildings and hauling away rubbish, on
his farm west of here (Humbird, Clark County, Wis.) He was in his
usual good health and the summons came without warning. Mr. Boullion was a
native of Germany, born at Steinberg, April 29th, 1847, being 76
years old at the time of his death. He came with the family to
America in the fall of 1866, locating first at Chicago. The next
spring they moved to Waukesha Co., and in 1868 moved to this
vicinity, he taking up the land on which he resided until about
twelve years ago. Mr. Boullion was united in marriage with Miss
Susan Schlichter of the town of Cleveland, Jackson Co. on May 15,
1882. For the past twelve years their home has been on the farm
where he passed away. Seven children were born to Mr. and Mrs.
Boullion, all of whom, with their mother, survive. The children are
Mrs. Margaret Young, whose home is in Oregon, Mrs. Mayme Erickson
of St. Paul, Mrs. Gertrude Melcher, Henry, John, William and
Alfred, all residing in this vicinity. Deceased is also survived by
one brother, Nicholas of this village, and one sister, Mrs. Helen
Sckabo, whose home is in South Dakota. Funeral services
were held at St. Joseph's Church, Fairview, Tuesday morning, and
burial was made in the cemetery at the church. Thus passes from
his earthly labors an industrious farmer, an exemplary citizen, a
kind husband and father. The world is better for his having lived
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