Jackson County IN Archives Obituaries.....Pferrer, Emma August 30, 1904
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Brownstown Banner - 31 Aug 1904
Pferrer – Mrs. Emma Pferrer, wife of August Pferrer, died at their home, two 
miles west of this place, Tuesday morning, August 30, 1904, of typhoid fever, 
aged 25 years, 7 months and 9 days. Mrs. Pferrer was formerly Miss Emma 
Niemeyer, daughter of Joseph Niemeyer and wife of Seymour, where she was 
employed as an operator in the Telephone Exchange and had a host of friends in 
that city. She was united in marriage to August Pferrer October 12, 1902, and 
to their union were born one son, who with the husband, father, mother, one 
brother and one sister are left to mourn the death of a devoted wife and 
daughter. The remains were taken to Seymour this morning where the funeral 
services will be conducted at the German St. Paul church, of which she was a 
member, at 2 o’clock p. m. Thursday.

            The grief stricken husband and relatives have the sympathy of all 
in their bereavement.



Wheeler – Died, of lagrippe, at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Thomas C. 
Findley, Sunday, January 27, Mrs. Dorcas M. Wheeler, nee Waggoner, widow of 
the late David G. Wheeler. Dorcas M. Waggoner was born in Kentucky, August 10, 
1820, and came to Jackson county, Indiana, with her parents when a small 
child. She was married to David G. Wheeler August 4, 1842. To them were born 
ten children six of whom survive her, viz., George W., of Seymour; John W. and 
James I., of Freetown; Jacob B., Hulda E. Wheeler Findley and Orrill R. 
Wheeler, of Cortland. Mrs. Wheeler united with the Christian church early in 
life and has always lived the life of a devoted christian woman. The remains 
were taken to Freetown on the S. I. Monday accompanied by a number of 
relatives and friends.



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