Orleans County Louisiana Archives Obituaries.....Schoen, Barbara Elizabeth Sporl May 16, 1883
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source: The Times-Picayune (New Orleans, LA) Thursday, 17 May 1883, page 4

SCHOEN - On Wednesday, May 16, 1883, at 8 o'clock, A.M., BARBARA SPORL, wife of 
Jacob Schoen, aged 33 years and 1 day, a native of New Orleans.

The friends and Acquaintances of the family and those of the Schoen and Sporl 
families are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, which will take place 
Thursday Afternoon, at 3 o'clock, precisely, from the late residence of the 
deceased, No. 14 Montigut street, without further notice.


source: Times-Picayune (New Orleans, LA) Sunday, 20 May 1883, page 4

Card of Thanks. - The undersigned begs, by these means, to thank the Rev. 
Fathers P.L. Thevis and Richardt, of Holy Trinity Church, Ad. F.K. Chapuis, of 
St. Vincent De Paul's and Jas. Koegerl, of St. Bonifacius Church, the St. Anna 
Society, of Holy Trinity Church, as well as his friends and those of his family, 
for the condolence and deep sympathy shown to him and his children in his sad 
bereavement, on the occasion of the death and funeral of his beloved wife, 
Barbara Schoen, nee Sporl. - JACOB SCHOEN


source: Times-Picayune (New Orleans, LA) Sunday, 27 May 1883, page 4

IN MEMORIAM.

BARBARA SPORL - wife of Jacob Schoen, aged 33 years, died Wednesday, May 16, 
1883.

"Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord."

Yesterday we saw her happy,
Not a cloudlet on her face;
Now to-day we find her sleeping -
Locked fore'er in Death's embrace.

From life's dreaming she hath wakened
To a sphere where dwell the blest;
Where exist no pain nor sorrow,
Where there's but eternal rest.

Yet 'tis hard to be thus summoned -
Fresh and fair in life's glad morn;
We have loved you, Barb, se dearly:
Can it be that you are gone!

Oh! 'tis hard to break asunder
Earthly ties so sweet and bright;
But we knew that God has willed it,
And His way are ever right.

Yet we miss you - miss you sorely;
We have lost you here below - 
Sorrow's waves surge in our bosoms,
For you're miss'd at fireside's glow.

Though on earth we'll no more greet you,
May we join you on yon Shore,
Where there's sunshine and no darkness,
Where we'll meet to part no more.






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