OBITUARY: Hanna F. H. (Treichel) Groth, Mitchell County, Iowa




      Hanna Frederike Henriette Groth (nee Treichel) [1865-1947]


Funeral services for Mrs. Hanna Groth were held at Immanuel Lutheran Church
in St. Ansgar Tuesday, September 2, with the Rev. T. J. Eickelberg in charge.
Burial was in Immanuel Lutheran cemetery south of St. Ansgar.

Hanna Frederike Henriette Groth (nee Treichel) was born Dec. 8, 1865, at
Granville, Wisc. to Herman and Henriette Treichel. She was the sixth child
in a family of 11. She was baptized in the Lutheran church at Granville, Dec.
24, 1865.

In May, 1876, she moved with her parents to Iowa and settled on a farm at the
southwest edge of St. Ansgar.

On April 14, 1878, she was confirmed at the Immanuel Lutheran church by the
Rev. E. Wiegner.

She was married to John Groth December 28, 1883. They first made their home
on a farm near Mithchell, then east of St. Ansgar, later moving to a farm in
Otranto township, where she lived until last February, when she came to St.
Ansgar to make her home with her daughter, Mrs Henry Pagel. 

Mrs Groth died Friday afternoon, August 29, at the age of 81 years, 8 months
and 21 days.

She is survived by eight children; Mrs. Ida Pagel, St. Ansgar; Mrs. Minnie
Frese, Osage; Mrs. Augusta Baldner, St. Ansgar; Henry Groth, August Groth,
Robert Groth, Ervin Groth, all of St. Ansgar, and Mrs. Rosaline Behl, Osage;
one sister, Mrs Louise Ahlf, St. Ansgar; 28 grandchildren.

(Sept. 4, 1947 Osage News)





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