From Kirchenbote, 7 Aug 1947 (original is in German):
George Peppler was born on 10 November 1870 in Old-Hussenbach, Russia. There he was baptized, confirmed, and raised as a Christian. He married Juliana Graff in 1888. Nine children were born to them. One son preceded his father to eternity. In 1907 the family came to America, and landed in North Carolina where they worked for 3 months. In February 1908 they came to Ft. Collins where he farmed in 1920. In these years the family went to Longmont. They stayed until 1936 (?). They they came back to Ft. Collins, where they lived since then. For many years Brother Peppler served his Master and shared joy and sorrow with friends, family, and neighbors. For 2 weeks he suffered from a heart attack. It seemed that he was getting better, but as so often happens, death came and took him softly for himself. He died on Friday morning, the 20th of June. Besides his wife, he leaves to mourn his 6 sons, George in Gill, Colo., Alexander and Jakob in Longmont, Colo., Heinrich in Mead, Colo., Victor in Longmont, Colo., Edward in Denver, Colo., 2 daughters, Mrs. Jakob Flohr in Gering, Nebr., and Mrs. Fred Schmer in Loveland, Colo, a sister, Dorothy Rosenoff in Ft. Collins, his brother Mark in Racine, Wis., also 35 grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren; also many friends and acquaintances.
Ft. Collins, Colo. Jacob Mein, Pastor.
From Ft. Collins Coloradoan, 20 Jun 1947, pg. 2:
George Peppler Expires, Age 76
George Peppler Sr., retired farmer who had been a reseident of the Fort Collins area since 1908, died this morning at his home at 503 East Mulberry st. Death followed a heart attack which he suffered two weeks ago. He was 76.
Mr. Peppler was born at Alt Hussenbach, Russia, Nov. 10 1870, and was married there to Julia Graff. On arriving in the United States they lived first in North Carolina for three months, then came to Fort Collins. Mr. Peppler was a member of the Plymouth Congregational church.
Survivors
Besides his widow, he is survived by eight children, 35 grandchildren, and 20 great grandchildren. A brother is Caspar Peppler of Racine, Wis., and a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Rosenoff of 512 West Olive street.
The six sons are George Peppler of Gill, Colo.; Alex, Jake and Victor of Longmont; Henry of Mead and Edward of Denver. The two daughters are Mrs. Jacob Flohr of Gering, Neb., and Mrs. Fred Schmer of Loveland.
The funeral will be conducted at 10 a. m. Monday at Plymouth Congregational church by the Rev. Jacob Nein. The Balmer Collins mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Burial will be at Grandview cemetery.
George Peppler was born on 10 November 1870 in Old-Hussenbach, Russia. There he was baptized, confirmed, and raised as a Christian. He married Juliana Graff in 1888. Nine children were born to them. One son preceded his father to eternity. In 1907 the family came to America, and landed in North Carolina where they worked for 3 months. In February 1908 they came to Ft. Collins where he farmed in 1920. In these years the family went to Longmont. They stayed until 1936 (?). They they came back to Ft. Collins, where they lived since then. For many years Brother Peppler served his Master and shared joy and sorrow with friends, family, and neighbors. For 2 weeks he suffered from a heart attack. It seemed that he was getting better, but as so often happens, death came and took him softly for himself. He died on Friday morning, the 20th of June. Besides his wife, he leaves to mourn his 6 sons, George in Gill, Colo., Alexander and Jakob in Longmont, Colo., Heinrich in Mead, Colo., Victor in Longmont, Colo., Edward in Denver, Colo., 2 daughters, Mrs. Jakob Flohr in Gering, Nebr., and Mrs. Fred Schmer in Loveland, Colo, a sister, Dorothy Rosenoff in Ft. Collins, his brother Mark in Racine, Wis., also 35 grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren; also many friends and acquaintances.
Ft. Collins, Colo. Jacob Mein, Pastor.
From Ft. Collins Coloradoan, 20 Jun 1947, pg. 2:
George Peppler Expires, Age 76
George Peppler Sr., retired farmer who had been a reseident of the Fort Collins area since 1908, died this morning at his home at 503 East Mulberry st. Death followed a heart attack which he suffered two weeks ago. He was 76.
Mr. Peppler was born at Alt Hussenbach, Russia, Nov. 10 1870, and was married there to Julia Graff. On arriving in the United States they lived first in North Carolina for three months, then came to Fort Collins. Mr. Peppler was a member of the Plymouth Congregational church.
Survivors
Besides his widow, he is survived by eight children, 35 grandchildren, and 20 great grandchildren. A brother is Caspar Peppler of Racine, Wis., and a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Rosenoff of 512 West Olive street.
The six sons are George Peppler of Gill, Colo.; Alex, Jake and Victor of Longmont; Henry of Mead and Edward of Denver. The two daughters are Mrs. Jacob Flohr of Gering, Neb., and Mrs. Fred Schmer of Loveland.
The funeral will be conducted at 10 a. m. Monday at Plymouth Congregational church by the Rev. Jacob Nein. The Balmer Collins mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Burial will be at Grandview cemetery.
From Kirchenbote, 7 Aug 1947 (original is in German):
George Peppler was born on 10 November 1870 in Old-Hussenbach, Russia. There he was baptized, confirmed, and raised as a Christian. He married Juliana Graff in 1888. Nine children were born to them. One son preceded his father to eternity. In 1907 the family came to America, and landed in North Carolina where they worked for 3 months. In February 1908 they came to Ft. Collins where he farmed in 1920. In these years the family went to Longmont. They stayed until 1936 (?). They they came back to Ft. Collins, where they lived since then. For many years Brother Peppler served his Master and shared joy and sorrow with friends, family, and neighbors. For 2 weeks he suffered from a heart attack. It seemed that he was getting better, but as so often happens, death came and took him softly for himself. He died on Friday morning, the 20th of June. Besides his wife, he leaves to mourn his 6 sons, George in Gill, Colo., Alexander and Jakob in Longmont, Colo., Heinrich in Mead, Colo., Victor in Longmont, Colo., Edward in Denver, Colo., 2 daughters, Mrs. Jakob Flohr in Gering, Nebr., and Mrs. Fred Schmer in Loveland, Colo, a sister, Dorothy Rosenoff in Ft. Collins, his brother Mark in Racine, Wis., also 35 grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren; also many friends and acquaintances.
Ft. Collins, Colo. Jacob Mein, Pastor.
From Ft. Collins Coloradoan, 20 Jun 1947, pg. 2:
George Peppler Expires, Age 76
George Peppler Sr., retired farmer who had been a reseident of the Fort Collins area since 1908, died this morning at his home at 503 East Mulberry st. Death followed a heart attack which he suffered two weeks ago. He was 76.
Mr. Peppler was born at Alt Hussenbach, Russia, Nov. 10 1870, and was married there to Julia Graff. On arriving in the United States they lived first in North Carolina for three months, then came to Fort Collins. Mr. Peppler was a member of the Plymouth Congregational church.
Survivors
Besides his widow, he is survived by eight children, 35 grandchildren, and 20 great grandchildren. A brother is Caspar Peppler of Racine, Wis., and a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Rosenoff of 512 West Olive street.
The six sons are George Peppler of Gill, Colo.; Alex, Jake and Victor of Longmont; Henry of Mead and Edward of Denver. The two daughters are Mrs. Jacob Flohr of Gering, Neb., and Mrs. Fred Schmer of Loveland.
The funeral will be conducted at 10 a. m. Monday at Plymouth Congregational church by the Rev. Jacob Nein. The Balmer Collins mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Burial will be at Grandview cemetery.
George Peppler was born on 10 November 1870 in Old-Hussenbach, Russia. There he was baptized, confirmed, and raised as a Christian. He married Juliana Graff in 1888. Nine children were born to them. One son preceded his father to eternity. In 1907 the family came to America, and landed in North Carolina where they worked for 3 months. In February 1908 they came to Ft. Collins where he farmed in 1920. In these years the family went to Longmont. They stayed until 1936 (?). They they came back to Ft. Collins, where they lived since then. For many years Brother Peppler served his Master and shared joy and sorrow with friends, family, and neighbors. For 2 weeks he suffered from a heart attack. It seemed that he was getting better, but as so often happens, death came and took him softly for himself. He died on Friday morning, the 20th of June. Besides his wife, he leaves to mourn his 6 sons, George in Gill, Colo., Alexander and Jakob in Longmont, Colo., Heinrich in Mead, Colo., Victor in Longmont, Colo., Edward in Denver, Colo., 2 daughters, Mrs. Jakob Flohr in Gering, Nebr., and Mrs. Fred Schmer in Loveland, Colo, a sister, Dorothy Rosenoff in Ft. Collins, his brother Mark in Racine, Wis., also 35 grandchildren, 20 great-grandchildren; also many friends and acquaintances.
Ft. Collins, Colo. Jacob Mein, Pastor.
From Ft. Collins Coloradoan, 20 Jun 1947, pg. 2:
George Peppler Expires, Age 76
George Peppler Sr., retired farmer who had been a reseident of the Fort Collins area since 1908, died this morning at his home at 503 East Mulberry st. Death followed a heart attack which he suffered two weeks ago. He was 76.
Mr. Peppler was born at Alt Hussenbach, Russia, Nov. 10 1870, and was married there to Julia Graff. On arriving in the United States they lived first in North Carolina for three months, then came to Fort Collins. Mr. Peppler was a member of the Plymouth Congregational church.
Survivors
Besides his widow, he is survived by eight children, 35 grandchildren, and 20 great grandchildren. A brother is Caspar Peppler of Racine, Wis., and a sister, Mrs. Dorothy Rosenoff of 512 West Olive street.
The six sons are George Peppler of Gill, Colo.; Alex, Jake and Victor of Longmont; Henry of Mead and Edward of Denver. The two daughters are Mrs. Jacob Flohr of Gering, Neb., and Mrs. Fred Schmer of Loveland.
The funeral will be conducted at 10 a. m. Monday at Plymouth Congregational church by the Rev. Jacob Nein. The Balmer Collins mortuary is in charge of arrangements. Burial will be at Grandview cemetery.
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