Daughter of BENSON GOLDSBARRY HOLLOWAY & PHOEBE LOVELESS
Married: Nov 15, 1860, PETER BOMBERGER, Jr., Knoxville, Knox Co., Illinois
Seven children:
1. Benson Goldsbarry BOMBERGER
1861 – 1941
2. Charles Henry BOMBERGER
1868 – 1957
3. Phoebe Josephine BOMBERGER
1870 – 1958
4. Frank Edward BOMBERGER
1872 – 1957
5. Rhoda Regina BOMBERGER
1875 – 1957
6. Dollie Minerva BOMBERGER
1878 – 1964
7. Ada Isabelle BOMBERGER
1880 – 1974
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Aug 2, 1912, Cook Weekly Courier, Johnson Co., Nebraska:
Mrs. Minerva Bombarger died at the home of her son B.G. Bombarger, near Sterling, Nebr, Wednesday 24 Jul 1912, aged 71 years, 2 months, 6 days.
The news of her death came as a shock to her friends although she had been critically ill for some time. Deceased was born in Ross County, Ohio, 18 May 1841, where she spent her girlhood, moving with her parents to Union, Illinois, where she was married in 1859 to Peter Bombarger. To this union seven children were born: B.G. Bombarger of Sterling, C.H. Bombarger of Anselmo, Mrs. Phoebe Rowe of Burr, F.E. Bombarger of Tecumseh, Mrs. Rhoda Rowe of Cook, Mrs. Dollie Percival of Burr, Mrs. Eva Carpenter of Douglas.
Her husband died nearly four years ago at his home near Burr. She also leaves two brothers, one of them being Arm Holloway of Cook, and two sisters to mourn her loss.
The funeral was held Friday 26 July at 10 o'clock at the home of B.G. Bombarger, Rev. A.A. Kerber, pastor of the Cook Methodist Evanglical church, conducting the services. The attendance was very large and the floral offerings were numerous and beautiful. The remains were interred in the Cook Cemetery.
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Married: Nov 15, 1860, PETER BOMBERGER, Jr., Knoxville, Knox Co., Illinois
Seven children:
1. Benson Goldsbarry BOMBERGER
1861 – 1941
2. Charles Henry BOMBERGER
1868 – 1957
3. Phoebe Josephine BOMBERGER
1870 – 1958
4. Frank Edward BOMBERGER
1872 – 1957
5. Rhoda Regina BOMBERGER
1875 – 1957
6. Dollie Minerva BOMBERGER
1878 – 1964
7. Ada Isabelle BOMBERGER
1880 – 1974
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Aug 2, 1912, Cook Weekly Courier, Johnson Co., Nebraska:
Mrs. Minerva Bombarger died at the home of her son B.G. Bombarger, near Sterling, Nebr, Wednesday 24 Jul 1912, aged 71 years, 2 months, 6 days.
The news of her death came as a shock to her friends although she had been critically ill for some time. Deceased was born in Ross County, Ohio, 18 May 1841, where she spent her girlhood, moving with her parents to Union, Illinois, where she was married in 1859 to Peter Bombarger. To this union seven children were born: B.G. Bombarger of Sterling, C.H. Bombarger of Anselmo, Mrs. Phoebe Rowe of Burr, F.E. Bombarger of Tecumseh, Mrs. Rhoda Rowe of Cook, Mrs. Dollie Percival of Burr, Mrs. Eva Carpenter of Douglas.
Her husband died nearly four years ago at his home near Burr. She also leaves two brothers, one of them being Arm Holloway of Cook, and two sisters to mourn her loss.
The funeral was held Friday 26 July at 10 o'clock at the home of B.G. Bombarger, Rev. A.A. Kerber, pastor of the Cook Methodist Evanglical church, conducting the services. The attendance was very large and the floral offerings were numerous and beautiful. The remains were interred in the Cook Cemetery.
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Daughter of BENSON GOLDSBARRY HOLLOWAY & PHOEBE LOVELESS
Married: Nov 15, 1860, PETER BOMBERGER, Jr., Knoxville, Knox Co., Illinois
Seven children:
1. Benson Goldsbarry BOMBERGER
1861 – 1941
2. Charles Henry BOMBERGER
1868 – 1957
3. Phoebe Josephine BOMBERGER
1870 – 1958
4. Frank Edward BOMBERGER
1872 – 1957
5. Rhoda Regina BOMBERGER
1875 – 1957
6. Dollie Minerva BOMBERGER
1878 – 1964
7. Ada Isabelle BOMBERGER
1880 – 1974
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Aug 2, 1912, Cook Weekly Courier, Johnson Co., Nebraska:
Mrs. Minerva Bombarger died at the home of her son B.G. Bombarger, near Sterling, Nebr, Wednesday 24 Jul 1912, aged 71 years, 2 months, 6 days.
The news of her death came as a shock to her friends although she had been critically ill for some time. Deceased was born in Ross County, Ohio, 18 May 1841, where she spent her girlhood, moving with her parents to Union, Illinois, where she was married in 1859 to Peter Bombarger. To this union seven children were born: B.G. Bombarger of Sterling, C.H. Bombarger of Anselmo, Mrs. Phoebe Rowe of Burr, F.E. Bombarger of Tecumseh, Mrs. Rhoda Rowe of Cook, Mrs. Dollie Percival of Burr, Mrs. Eva Carpenter of Douglas.
Her husband died nearly four years ago at his home near Burr. She also leaves two brothers, one of them being Arm Holloway of Cook, and two sisters to mourn her loss.
The funeral was held Friday 26 July at 10 o'clock at the home of B.G. Bombarger, Rev. A.A. Kerber, pastor of the Cook Methodist Evanglical church, conducting the services. The attendance was very large and the floral offerings were numerous and beautiful. The remains were interred in the Cook Cemetery.
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Married: Nov 15, 1860, PETER BOMBERGER, Jr., Knoxville, Knox Co., Illinois
Seven children:
1. Benson Goldsbarry BOMBERGER
1861 – 1941
2. Charles Henry BOMBERGER
1868 – 1957
3. Phoebe Josephine BOMBERGER
1870 – 1958
4. Frank Edward BOMBERGER
1872 – 1957
5. Rhoda Regina BOMBERGER
1875 – 1957
6. Dollie Minerva BOMBERGER
1878 – 1964
7. Ada Isabelle BOMBERGER
1880 – 1974
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Aug 2, 1912, Cook Weekly Courier, Johnson Co., Nebraska:
Mrs. Minerva Bombarger died at the home of her son B.G. Bombarger, near Sterling, Nebr, Wednesday 24 Jul 1912, aged 71 years, 2 months, 6 days.
The news of her death came as a shock to her friends although she had been critically ill for some time. Deceased was born in Ross County, Ohio, 18 May 1841, where she spent her girlhood, moving with her parents to Union, Illinois, where she was married in 1859 to Peter Bombarger. To this union seven children were born: B.G. Bombarger of Sterling, C.H. Bombarger of Anselmo, Mrs. Phoebe Rowe of Burr, F.E. Bombarger of Tecumseh, Mrs. Rhoda Rowe of Cook, Mrs. Dollie Percival of Burr, Mrs. Eva Carpenter of Douglas.
Her husband died nearly four years ago at his home near Burr. She also leaves two brothers, one of them being Arm Holloway of Cook, and two sisters to mourn her loss.
The funeral was held Friday 26 July at 10 o'clock at the home of B.G. Bombarger, Rev. A.A. Kerber, pastor of the Cook Methodist Evanglical church, conducting the services. The attendance was very large and the floral offerings were numerous and beautiful. The remains were interred in the Cook Cemetery.
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