Obit: Ferski, Mary (1841 - 1938)

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----Sources: THORP COURIER (Thorp, Clark County, Wis.) 12/22/1938

Ferski, Mary (22 SEP 1841 - 16 DEC 1938)

Mrs. Mary Ferski, 97, died at her home at Muskegon, Mich., of old age infirmities on Dec. 16th, 1938.

The deceased was born in Poland on Sept. 22nd, 1841. She was married there to Andrew Ferski on Nov. 24th, 1866. Mr. Ferski passed away seven years ago.

She came to America 51 years ago and in 1893 located on a farm near Thorp (Clark Co., Wis.), with her husband and family.

Surviving relatives are, four sons, Frank of Ancona, Mont.; August of Chicago, Leonard and Paul of Muskegon, Mich., and one daughter, Verona Ferski.

The body was shipped here from Muskegon and lay in state at the Bogumill Funeral Home until the funeral which was held at St. Hedwig’s Church Wednesday morning, Rev. F.A. Kulig officiating. Interment was made in the parish cemetery. Pallbearers were, Anton Papierniak, John Nowobielski, Martin Soda, Carl Strzok, Albert Bonk and Stanley Zawacki.

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Re: Obit: Ferski, Mary (1841 - 1938)

Contact: Donna Parquette
Email: quiltedheart@aol.com

I am looking for Paul Ferski. I have a hand made chapel he made in Feb-1960. It was at St. Stans Church in the thrift shop. His card is on the bottom of it and it said he owned a printing shop in Muskigan, Michigan on 7th St. I bought it in Michigan City, Indiana and I live in Show Low, Arizona. Is he the person in the obit as a surviving son????

 

 


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