Kopper. — Den 19. März in der I. Johannesthal Gemeinde bei Hillsboro, Kans. Anna Kopper, geb. Bartel, im Alter von 68 Jahren, 10 Tagen. Die Beerdigung fand am 21. statt. Leichenreden wurden gehalten von Johann Gerbrandt und Johann Plenert (von der 2. Johannesthal Gemd.), und darauf folgte das Lied "Sehn wir uns wohl einmal wieder." Die Verstorbene wurde bei Neuhof in Polen erzogen. Den 18. Nov. 1860 verehelichte sie sich mit Peter Kopper. Diese Ehe wurde mit 8 Kindern gesegnet, von denen noch 3 am Leben sind. Der Gatte, 3 Kinder, 8 Enkel, viele Freunde und Verwandte betrauern ihren Tod, jedoch in der Hoffnung eines fröhlichen Wiedersehens im Jenseits, da sie im Glauben an ihren Heiland hinüber ging.
(CBB 2 Apr 1903 p. 6)
Kopper. — The 19th of March, First Johannesthal Church near Hillsboro, Kansas. Anna Kopper, nee Bartel, age 68 years, 10 days. The burial took place on the 21st. The funeral messages were given by Johann Gerbrandt and Johann Plenert (of the Second Johannesthal Church), followed by the song, "We'll See Each Other Once Again" The deceased grew up at Neuhof in Poland. The 18th of November, 1860, she was married to Peter Kopper. This union was blessed with 8 children, of whom three still are living. The husband, 3 children, 8 uncles, and many friends and relatives mourn her passing, yet in the hope of a joyous reunion in the hereafter, because she crossed over to her Savior in faith.
(CBB 2 Apr 1903 p. 6)
Kopper. — The 19th of March, First Johannesthal Church near Hillsboro, Kansas. Anna Kopper, nee Bartel, age 68 years, 10 days. The burial took place on the 21st. The funeral messages were given by Johann Gerbrandt and Johann Plenert (of the Second Johannesthal Church), followed by the song, "We'll See Each Other Once Again" The deceased grew up at Neuhof in Poland. The 18th of November, 1860, she was married to Peter Kopper. This union was blessed with 8 children, of whom three still are living. The husband, 3 children, 8 uncles, and many friends and relatives mourn her passing, yet in the hope of a joyous reunion in the hereafter, because she crossed over to her Savior in faith.
Kopper. — Den 19. März in der I. Johannesthal Gemeinde bei Hillsboro, Kans. Anna Kopper, geb. Bartel, im Alter von 68 Jahren, 10 Tagen. Die Beerdigung fand am 21. statt. Leichenreden wurden gehalten von Johann Gerbrandt und Johann Plenert (von der 2. Johannesthal Gemd.), und darauf folgte das Lied "Sehn wir uns wohl einmal wieder." Die Verstorbene wurde bei Neuhof in Polen erzogen. Den 18. Nov. 1860 verehelichte sie sich mit Peter Kopper. Diese Ehe wurde mit 8 Kindern gesegnet, von denen noch 3 am Leben sind. Der Gatte, 3 Kinder, 8 Enkel, viele Freunde und Verwandte betrauern ihren Tod, jedoch in der Hoffnung eines fröhlichen Wiedersehens im Jenseits, da sie im Glauben an ihren Heiland hinüber ging.
(CBB 2 Apr 1903 p. 6)
Kopper. — The 19th of March, First Johannesthal Church near Hillsboro, Kansas. Anna Kopper, nee Bartel, age 68 years, 10 days. The burial took place on the 21st. The funeral messages were given by Johann Gerbrandt and Johann Plenert (of the Second Johannesthal Church), followed by the song, "We'll See Each Other Once Again" The deceased grew up at Neuhof in Poland. The 18th of November, 1860, she was married to Peter Kopper. This union was blessed with 8 children, of whom three still are living. The husband, 3 children, 8 uncles, and many friends and relatives mourn her passing, yet in the hope of a joyous reunion in the hereafter, because she crossed over to her Savior in faith.
(CBB 2 Apr 1903 p. 6)
Kopper. — The 19th of March, First Johannesthal Church near Hillsboro, Kansas. Anna Kopper, nee Bartel, age 68 years, 10 days. The burial took place on the 21st. The funeral messages were given by Johann Gerbrandt and Johann Plenert (of the Second Johannesthal Church), followed by the song, "We'll See Each Other Once Again" The deceased grew up at Neuhof in Poland. The 18th of November, 1860, she was married to Peter Kopper. This union was blessed with 8 children, of whom three still are living. The husband, 3 children, 8 uncles, and many friends and relatives mourn her passing, yet in the hope of a joyous reunion in the hereafter, because she crossed over to her Savior in faith.
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