Obit: Schmid, Amelia (1847 - 1923)
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Surnames: SCHMID
HERNT REDIG WUNDERLI GAYHART BOUMAN REGAN STROBLE ----Source:
DORCHESTER/ABBOTSFORD CLARION (Abbotsford, Clark Co., WI)
12/21/1923 Schmid, Amelia (27
MAR 1847 - 10 Dec 1923) Mrs. Amelia Schmid
died at the home of her son, Anslem, west of the village
(Dorchester, Clark County, Wis.), Monday Dec. 10th, 1923, of
dropsy, after an illness of about three years and the funeral
service was held at the St. Louis Catholic Church, Thursday
morning, Dec. 13th, Rev. Father Pitzenberger officiating. Interment
was made in the Catholic Cemetery, Albert Stroota, John Marette,
Frank Hiebsch, Henry Tamberino, Joe and Tony Younker acting as
pallbearers. Amelia Hernt was
born in Germany March 27, 1847 and was 76 years, 8 months and 13
days old at time of death. When she was 7 years old she came to the
United States with her parents and settled at Theresa, Dodge Co.,
Wis., and it was there she was united in marriage to Anselm Schmid
Sr., in 1867. Twelve children were born to them, one, a daughter,
dying at the age of 25 years. In 1908 they came to Dorchester and
settled on a farm 3 1/2 miles northwest of the village. About five
years ago, Mr. Schmid died and since then the mother resided with
her son Anselm and family. The eleven
children left to mourn a loving mother are Mrs. Tillie Redig,
Spencer; Mrs. Thresa Wunderli, Brown Valley, Minn.; Mrs. Josephine
Gayhart, Wabeno; Mrs. Amelia Bouman, Marshfield; Mrs. Julia Regan,
St. Paul, Minn.; Mrs. Antoinette Stroble, Milwaukee; Gebhart,
Milwaukee; Roland, Rhinelander; Edward, Milwaukee; Hubert, Wausau
and Anselm, Dorchester. Four of the
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