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Facts and Events
| Name[1] |
Lucy E Remer |
| Alt Name |
Lucia Remer |
| Gender |
Female |
| Birth[2][3] |
24 Jan 1891 |
Germany |
| Immigration[9] |
31 Mar 1892 |
On ship Bohemia, arrived in Baltimore 3/31/1892 from Germany |
| Census[10] |
1900 |
Todd, Minnesota, United StatesReynolds Twp |
| Census[11] |
26 Apr 1910 |
Stearns, Minnesota, United StatesAshley Twp |
| Death[2][4][5][6] |
29 Nov 1910 |
Stearns, Minnesota, United Statesnear Westport - Ashley Twp ; Cause: diabetes |
| Burial[7][8][5] |
2 Dec 1910 |
Long Prairie Cemetery, Long Prairie, Todd, Minnesota, United States |
| Religion[5] |
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Catholic |
References
- ↑ 1900 US Federal Census.
- ↑ 2.0 2.1 transciption taken by Theresa Hubbell on 8 July 2004. Long Prairie Cemetery.
- ↑ County Courthouse. Minnesota Death Certificate, Minnesota Historical Society. (Photo Copy from Minnesota Historical Library, http://people.mnhs.org/dci/Search.cfm).
Remer, Lucy, b. Jany 24, 1891 in Germany, certid# 1910-MN-013432, copy in my possession.
- ↑ County Courthouse. Minnesota Death Certificate, Minnesota Historical Society. (Photo Copy from Minnesota Historical Library, http://people.mnhs.org/dci/Search.cfm).
Remer, Lucy, d. November 29, 1910 in Ashley Twp, Stearns, MN, cause of death: diabetes, certid# 1910-MN-013432, female, white, b. Jany 24, 1891 in Germany; age: 19 yrs 10 mos 6 days; single, Occupation: school girl, Father's name: John Remer born in Germany, Mother's maiden name: Agusta Bruder born in Germany, Informant: Olga Winnegge (?) from Sauk Centre; burial in Long Prairie on Dec 2nd, 1910, Undertaker: ? from Sauk Centre, copy in my possession.
- ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 Obituary.
Todd County Argus (newspaper) - Thursday, 8 Dec 1910; page 1, col 4
LUCY REIMER DEAD
Passes Away At Her Home Near Wesport, Minn., Tuesday.
Miss Lucy Reimer passed away Tuesday of last week at her home near Westport, Stearns county, after a lingering illness of diabetes. The remains were brought here last Thursday by team and the funeral services were held from the Catholic church in this village Friday morning and the remains laid to their last resting place in the cemetery here. A large number of the relatives and friends attended the funerla (sic).
Miss Lucy was about nineteen years of age at the time of her death and all during her illness and knowing that her time on this earth was short, she was always kind and considerate. And through her many acts of kindness, gained a large number of friends.
She leaves besides her father, several brothers and sisters to mourn her untimely loss. The Argus extends its sympathy to the bereaved father and family.
- ↑ County Courthouse. Minnesota Death Certificate, Minnesota Historical Society. (Photo Copy from Minnesota Historical Library, http://people.mnhs.org/dci/Search.cfm).
Remer, Lucy, certid# 1910-MN-013432, copy in my possession.
- ↑ transciption taken by Theresa Hubbell on 8 July 2004. Long Prairie Cemetery.
Lucy Remer
Geb Jan 24, 1891
Gest Nov. 29, 1910
- ↑ County Courthouse. Minnesota Death Certificate, Minnesota Historical Society. (Photo Copy from Minnesota Historical Library, http://people.mnhs.org/dci/Search.cfm).
Remer, Lucy, burial in Long Prairie on Dec 2nd, 1910; undertaker: ? in Sauk Centre, MN; certid# 1910-MN-013432, copy in my possession
- ↑ Baltimore Passenger List
Steamship Bohemia - 2 April 1892.
lines 10 - 12, John Reimers household, male, age 27, # in family: 3; from Germany, in possession of ticket, In possession of $50; Catholic, Destination: Ohio; Occupation: Labor; Citizen: Karmentzin; along with Augusta female age 30; Lucia female age 1, copy in my possession.
- ↑ 1900 US Federal Census.
Reynolds Twp, Todd County, Minnesota; Series T623 Microfilm 794 Book 2 Page 199, e.d. 19, sheet 8, John Reimer family, family number 151.
- ↑ 1910 US Federal Census
Series: T624, Roll: 726, Part: 2, Page: 21A.
John Remer household, Ashley Twp, Stearns, MN; ED 130; sheet 4A, dwelling 53, family 53, farm sch 53.
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Mountaineer (newspaper) in Sauk Centre, MN - 8 Dec 1910, Page 3
NORTH ASHLEY
Miss Lucy Reimer, the twenty year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reimer of South Ashley, died Tuesday afternoon of Bright's disease. She had lived in South Ashley three years and was well known in that vicinity and Westport. She came to this locality three years ago with her parents from Long Prairie. The remains were taken to Long Prairie for burial.
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