Ionia County MI Archives Obituaries.....Jandernoa, Paul June 11, 1915
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Scrapbook of Bessie Townsend, June, 1915
From the scrapbook of Bessie Townsend, Page 61, located in the Lyons, Michigan 
Museum.


June 11, 1915

Paul Jandernoa passes to reward.  Had been in poor health for several months 
previous to his demise.  Following a long illness from stomach trouble Paul 
Jandernoa passed away at his home in Pewamo last Friday morning, June 11, aged 
56 years, ten months and 18 days.  The funeral services were held from St. 
Joseph’s church Monday morning, Rev. Fr. Kuchnel officiating.  Interment was 
made in the Catholic cemetery, south of town.

Mr. Jandernoa had been troubled with his stomach for a number of years and 
finally the disease reached a chronic state, and though he consulted and 
treated with physicians from far and near, they were unable to do anything for 
him and he slowly but patiently awaited the inevitable.  The deceased was a 
native of Germany, being born in that country July 23, 1858, coming to the 
States when 21 years of age.  He was married on April 28th, 1885 to Miss 
Elizabeth Rademacher, of Westphalia.  To their union were given seven 
children, Mrs. Fred Young, of Ionia; Tony V., of Detroit; Regina, Eva, 
Theodore and Gertrude, of Pewamo, who with the wife, his aged mother and a 
sister in Germany; a brother, Joseph of Grand Rapids, and a sister, Mrs. Matt 
Rocha, of Portland, are left to mourn his departure to a better world.  A 
daughter, Rosa, died in infancy.

Shortly after their marriage Mr. and Mrs. Jandernoa moved onto a farm in 
Lebanon Township, where they continued to reside until this spring when 
failing health compelled Mr. Jandernoa to give up the work of the farm and 
they came to Pewamo to reside.  The deceased was always a hard working man and 
by economy and industry accumulated a competency for his declining days.  

Besides the immediate relatives who attended the funeral from out of town, 
were Theodore Roach, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Crist and Mrs. and Mrs. Lawrence 
Christ of Portland; Mrs. Theo Weiland of Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith 
of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith of Lansing, Mr. Fred Young of Ionia, and a 
large number of friends and neighbors from the old home township of Lebanon.



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