Obit: Schultz, Frank (1842 - 1895)
Transcriber: Stan
Surnames:
SCHULTZ ----Source: THORP
COURIER (Thorp, Clark County, Wis.) 01/17/1895 Schultz, Frank (2
FEB 1842 - 10 Jan 1895) Frank Schultz, a
farmer residing about a mile northwest of the village (Thorp, Clark
Co., Wis.), lost his life about 11 a.m., on Thursday last, while in
the woods chopping near his home. He had cut two trees which became
lodged in a third and in falling this one he was struck by a log,
killing him instantly. He was born in Germany feb. 2, 1842 and
immigrated to this country many years ago, settling at Milwaukee,
where he was married. Nine years ago he moved to a farm near
Sterling, Clark County, where he continued to reside until last
fall, when he removed to his present farm northwest of this
village. He leaves a wife and nine children: Lizzie, Mary, Amelia,
Bertha, Albert, frank, Len, Willie and Eda, the latter being but
two years old, the first three named being married. The funeral
occurred from the residence on Sunday last and was conducted by G.
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