Obit for HUHN, Joseph Sr. (b.1869 d.1929), Brown Co., MN
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Obituary for Joseph Huhn, Sr.
Brown County Journal, New Ulm, Minnesota

September 1929

JOSEPH HUHN, SR.
  Stricken with heart failure on the way home from a cornfield, Joseph 
Hunh, Sr., wellknown West Newton township farmer, passed away, 
Wednesday evening at 7 o’clock, before he reached his farm house.  
Although ailing for some 18 years, Mr. Huhn was able to be up and around. 
His condition grew worse a few months ago.  Deceased was born in 
West Newton township, March 26, 1869, and he was past 60 years of age, 
at the time of his demise.  He was married to Miss Anna Zitzmann at the 
St. George Catholic church, October 29, 1896 and shortly thereafter they 
moved onto a farm near Gibbon, remaining there for four years, and then
returning to West Newton township, which had since been deceased’s abode.
  Besides his widow, Mr Huhn leaves the following three children to mourn 
his death:  Mrs. Robert Byer, Frazee, Minn.;  Mrs. Joseph Schweiss, 
Fairfax, and Joseph Huhn, Jr., at home.
  There also are five grandchildren, as well as his aged mother, Mrs. 
John Huhn, Sr., of New Ulm, and the following four brothers and three 
sisters:  Adolph and Henry Huhn, near Gibbon;  John Huhn, Jr. and Mrs. 
Anton Mattes, West Newton township;
William Huhn, Mrs. Herman Bentzin, And Mrs. Fred Bauermeister, New 
Ulm.  Funeral services will be conducted at the St. George Catholic
Church, tomorrow (Saturday) morning at 9 o,clock, after which the re
mains will be interred in the parish cemetery nearby.  St. Benedict Court, 
C. O. F., of St. George, of which Mr. Huhn was a member, will attend the 
obsequies in a body.
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