Married to: 1.John Kumpf.
2. Henry Loseke Sr.
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Columbus Journal, September 29, 1909
Mrs. Elizabeth Loseke, wife of Henry Loseke, sr., died Monday evening at her home on West Tenth street, after being an invalid for over five years. Mrs. Loseke was born in Baden, Germany, in 1831, where she lived until about seventeen years ago, when she came to America and to Platte county in 1858, settling on Shell Creek, north of the city. Here she married Henry Loseke and resided there on Loseke Creek, until fourteen years ago, when she and her husband moved to this city. For the last five years she has been confined to her bed and during that time has been cared for by her aged husband. Nine children, John Kumpf, deceased, Mrs. Henry Grotelueschen, Mrs. Wm. Bucher, Louis Loseke, Mrs. L.H. Leavy and August Loseke, all of Platte county, and Mrs. Henry Loseke and Chas. Kumpf, of Colfax county, and Mrs. Wm. Reese of Kearney, besides her husband, who survive her. Mrs. Loseke was over 78 years of age, and nearly all her life had been spent in this county, coming here when it was almost a wilderness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the German Lutheran church, Rev. Meissler conducting the services. The following old time friends of the deceased acting as pall bearers: Henry Roebuck, Julius Hoth, Henry Luers, John Doersch, John Saafeld and Dietrich Harms.
The Columbus Telegram, October 1, 1909
After an illness of seven years, during five years of which time she had been bedfast, Mrs. Elizabeth Loseke, wife of Henry Loseke, sr., died Monday night at the family home in this city. Mrs. Loseke was born in Baden, Germany, in 1831, and came to Platte county in 1858, direct from the Fatherland. During the period of more than fifty years which she had lived in Platte county she had formed many close associations and lived to see her children well established. She is survived by her husband and seven children. The children are Mrs. Henry Grotelueschen, Mrs. William Bucher, Mrs. William Reese, Mrs. L. H. Leavy and August Loseke, all of Platte county, and Charles Kumpf and Henry Loseke, of Colfax county. Rev. H. Miessler conducted the funeral service at the Lutheran church Wednesday afternoon, and interment was made in Columbus cemetery.
2. Henry Loseke Sr.
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From the web site:
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Columbus Journal, September 29, 1909
Mrs. Elizabeth Loseke, wife of Henry Loseke, sr., died Monday evening at her home on West Tenth street, after being an invalid for over five years. Mrs. Loseke was born in Baden, Germany, in 1831, where she lived until about seventeen years ago, when she came to America and to Platte county in 1858, settling on Shell Creek, north of the city. Here she married Henry Loseke and resided there on Loseke Creek, until fourteen years ago, when she and her husband moved to this city. For the last five years she has been confined to her bed and during that time has been cared for by her aged husband. Nine children, John Kumpf, deceased, Mrs. Henry Grotelueschen, Mrs. Wm. Bucher, Louis Loseke, Mrs. L.H. Leavy and August Loseke, all of Platte county, and Mrs. Henry Loseke and Chas. Kumpf, of Colfax county, and Mrs. Wm. Reese of Kearney, besides her husband, who survive her. Mrs. Loseke was over 78 years of age, and nearly all her life had been spent in this county, coming here when it was almost a wilderness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the German Lutheran church, Rev. Meissler conducting the services. The following old time friends of the deceased acting as pall bearers: Henry Roebuck, Julius Hoth, Henry Luers, John Doersch, John Saafeld and Dietrich Harms.
The Columbus Telegram, October 1, 1909
After an illness of seven years, during five years of which time she had been bedfast, Mrs. Elizabeth Loseke, wife of Henry Loseke, sr., died Monday night at the family home in this city. Mrs. Loseke was born in Baden, Germany, in 1831, and came to Platte county in 1858, direct from the Fatherland. During the period of more than fifty years which she had lived in Platte county she had formed many close associations and lived to see her children well established. She is survived by her husband and seven children. The children are Mrs. Henry Grotelueschen, Mrs. William Bucher, Mrs. William Reese, Mrs. L. H. Leavy and August Loseke, all of Platte county, and Charles Kumpf and Henry Loseke, of Colfax county. Rev. H. Miessler conducted the funeral service at the Lutheran church Wednesday afternoon, and interment was made in Columbus cemetery.
Married to: 1.John Kumpf.
2. Henry Loseke Sr.
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From the web site:
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ne/county/platte/vitals/vitals1909c.html
Columbus Journal, September 29, 1909
Mrs. Elizabeth Loseke, wife of Henry Loseke, sr., died Monday evening at her home on West Tenth street, after being an invalid for over five years. Mrs. Loseke was born in Baden, Germany, in 1831, where she lived until about seventeen years ago, when she came to America and to Platte county in 1858, settling on Shell Creek, north of the city. Here she married Henry Loseke and resided there on Loseke Creek, until fourteen years ago, when she and her husband moved to this city. For the last five years she has been confined to her bed and during that time has been cared for by her aged husband. Nine children, John Kumpf, deceased, Mrs. Henry Grotelueschen, Mrs. Wm. Bucher, Louis Loseke, Mrs. L.H. Leavy and August Loseke, all of Platte county, and Mrs. Henry Loseke and Chas. Kumpf, of Colfax county, and Mrs. Wm. Reese of Kearney, besides her husband, who survive her. Mrs. Loseke was over 78 years of age, and nearly all her life had been spent in this county, coming here when it was almost a wilderness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the German Lutheran church, Rev. Meissler conducting the services. The following old time friends of the deceased acting as pall bearers: Henry Roebuck, Julius Hoth, Henry Luers, John Doersch, John Saafeld and Dietrich Harms.
The Columbus Telegram, October 1, 1909
After an illness of seven years, during five years of which time she had been bedfast, Mrs. Elizabeth Loseke, wife of Henry Loseke, sr., died Monday night at the family home in this city. Mrs. Loseke was born in Baden, Germany, in 1831, and came to Platte county in 1858, direct from the Fatherland. During the period of more than fifty years which she had lived in Platte county she had formed many close associations and lived to see her children well established. She is survived by her husband and seven children. The children are Mrs. Henry Grotelueschen, Mrs. William Bucher, Mrs. William Reese, Mrs. L. H. Leavy and August Loseke, all of Platte county, and Charles Kumpf and Henry Loseke, of Colfax county. Rev. H. Miessler conducted the funeral service at the Lutheran church Wednesday afternoon, and interment was made in Columbus cemetery.
2. Henry Loseke Sr.
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From the web site:
http://www.usgennet.org/usa/ne/county/platte/vitals/vitals1909c.html
Columbus Journal, September 29, 1909
Mrs. Elizabeth Loseke, wife of Henry Loseke, sr., died Monday evening at her home on West Tenth street, after being an invalid for over five years. Mrs. Loseke was born in Baden, Germany, in 1831, where she lived until about seventeen years ago, when she came to America and to Platte county in 1858, settling on Shell Creek, north of the city. Here she married Henry Loseke and resided there on Loseke Creek, until fourteen years ago, when she and her husband moved to this city. For the last five years she has been confined to her bed and during that time has been cared for by her aged husband. Nine children, John Kumpf, deceased, Mrs. Henry Grotelueschen, Mrs. Wm. Bucher, Louis Loseke, Mrs. L.H. Leavy and August Loseke, all of Platte county, and Mrs. Henry Loseke and Chas. Kumpf, of Colfax county, and Mrs. Wm. Reese of Kearney, besides her husband, who survive her. Mrs. Loseke was over 78 years of age, and nearly all her life had been spent in this county, coming here when it was almost a wilderness. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the German Lutheran church, Rev. Meissler conducting the services. The following old time friends of the deceased acting as pall bearers: Henry Roebuck, Julius Hoth, Henry Luers, John Doersch, John Saafeld and Dietrich Harms.
The Columbus Telegram, October 1, 1909
After an illness of seven years, during five years of which time she had been bedfast, Mrs. Elizabeth Loseke, wife of Henry Loseke, sr., died Monday night at the family home in this city. Mrs. Loseke was born in Baden, Germany, in 1831, and came to Platte county in 1858, direct from the Fatherland. During the period of more than fifty years which she had lived in Platte county she had formed many close associations and lived to see her children well established. She is survived by her husband and seven children. The children are Mrs. Henry Grotelueschen, Mrs. William Bucher, Mrs. William Reese, Mrs. L. H. Leavy and August Loseke, all of Platte county, and Charles Kumpf and Henry Loseke, of Colfax county. Rev. H. Miessler conducted the funeral service at the Lutheran church Wednesday afternoon, and interment was made in Columbus cemetery.
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