Mrs. Wilhelmina Goll was born in Germany, April 10, 1834, died at Blue Hill, NE Wednesday, January 19, 1921, aged 86 years, 9 months and 9 days.
The deceased was married in 1867, settling with her husband and family at Fondulac, Wisconsin. In 1878 the family again removed, to Nebraska , settling at Beatrice and coming from there to Blue Hill in 1875. The husband departed this life in 1892.
There was born to the deceased twelve children, eleven of whom survive and are left to mourn her departure. They are: Jacob, Charlie, Michael, Fredrick, and William Goll and Mrs. Phillip Bock, Mrs. Fred Siebrass and Mrs. Oscar Arnold, all of Blue Hill, Nebraska and Joseph Goll and Mrs. Susannah Ruelly and Mrs. Robert Rheigans, all of California.
Thirty-two grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren are also left to mourn her taking away.
The Funeral services were held at the St. Paul Lutheran Church last Wednesday, January 26th at which time Rev. Huebner of Hastings delivered an impressive sermon to a large gathering of the relatives and friends, burial taking place in the Blue Hill cemetery. The deceased was a woman whose kindly ways and gentle demeanor, endeared her with everybody which whom she became acquainted. Many are left to mourn her departure and in her going, another one of the grand old mothers who suffered much and bore much in the pioneer days of the west has gone to her reward.
~ Blue Hill Leader 28 Jan 1921 Local News
The deceased was married in 1867, settling with her husband and family at Fondulac, Wisconsin. In 1878 the family again removed, to Nebraska , settling at Beatrice and coming from there to Blue Hill in 1875. The husband departed this life in 1892.
There was born to the deceased twelve children, eleven of whom survive and are left to mourn her departure. They are: Jacob, Charlie, Michael, Fredrick, and William Goll and Mrs. Phillip Bock, Mrs. Fred Siebrass and Mrs. Oscar Arnold, all of Blue Hill, Nebraska and Joseph Goll and Mrs. Susannah Ruelly and Mrs. Robert Rheigans, all of California.
Thirty-two grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren are also left to mourn her taking away.
The Funeral services were held at the St. Paul Lutheran Church last Wednesday, January 26th at which time Rev. Huebner of Hastings delivered an impressive sermon to a large gathering of the relatives and friends, burial taking place in the Blue Hill cemetery. The deceased was a woman whose kindly ways and gentle demeanor, endeared her with everybody which whom she became acquainted. Many are left to mourn her departure and in her going, another one of the grand old mothers who suffered much and bore much in the pioneer days of the west has gone to her reward.
~ Blue Hill Leader 28 Jan 1921 Local News
Mrs. Wilhelmina Goll was born in Germany, April 10, 1834, died at Blue Hill, NE Wednesday, January 19, 1921, aged 86 years, 9 months and 9 days.
The deceased was married in 1867, settling with her husband and family at Fondulac, Wisconsin. In 1878 the family again removed, to Nebraska , settling at Beatrice and coming from there to Blue Hill in 1875. The husband departed this life in 1892.
There was born to the deceased twelve children, eleven of whom survive and are left to mourn her departure. They are: Jacob, Charlie, Michael, Fredrick, and William Goll and Mrs. Phillip Bock, Mrs. Fred Siebrass and Mrs. Oscar Arnold, all of Blue Hill, Nebraska and Joseph Goll and Mrs. Susannah Ruelly and Mrs. Robert Rheigans, all of California.
Thirty-two grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren are also left to mourn her taking away.
The Funeral services were held at the St. Paul Lutheran Church last Wednesday, January 26th at which time Rev. Huebner of Hastings delivered an impressive sermon to a large gathering of the relatives and friends, burial taking place in the Blue Hill cemetery. The deceased was a woman whose kindly ways and gentle demeanor, endeared her with everybody which whom she became acquainted. Many are left to mourn her departure and in her going, another one of the grand old mothers who suffered much and bore much in the pioneer days of the west has gone to her reward.
~ Blue Hill Leader 28 Jan 1921 Local News
The deceased was married in 1867, settling with her husband and family at Fondulac, Wisconsin. In 1878 the family again removed, to Nebraska , settling at Beatrice and coming from there to Blue Hill in 1875. The husband departed this life in 1892.
There was born to the deceased twelve children, eleven of whom survive and are left to mourn her departure. They are: Jacob, Charlie, Michael, Fredrick, and William Goll and Mrs. Phillip Bock, Mrs. Fred Siebrass and Mrs. Oscar Arnold, all of Blue Hill, Nebraska and Joseph Goll and Mrs. Susannah Ruelly and Mrs. Robert Rheigans, all of California.
Thirty-two grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren are also left to mourn her taking away.
The Funeral services were held at the St. Paul Lutheran Church last Wednesday, January 26th at which time Rev. Huebner of Hastings delivered an impressive sermon to a large gathering of the relatives and friends, burial taking place in the Blue Hill cemetery. The deceased was a woman whose kindly ways and gentle demeanor, endeared her with everybody which whom she became acquainted. Many are left to mourn her departure and in her going, another one of the grand old mothers who suffered much and bore much in the pioneer days of the west has gone to her reward.
~ Blue Hill Leader 28 Jan 1921 Local News
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