Obit for MOLL, Daniel Sr. (b.1841 d.1923), Brown Co., MN
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Obituary of Daniel Moll, Sr.
Newspaper Unknown, Sleepy Eye, Brown County, Minnesota

January 1923

FUNERAL OF PIONEER

Remains of Daniel Moll, Sr. Laid to
       Rest in Home Cemetery

  The funeral services over the remains of Daniel Moll, Sr., wellknown 
pioneer and Civil war veteran, were held Thursday afternoon of last week 
from the Moll home and the Evangelical church at Sleepy Eye, after which 
interment was made in the Home town cemetery.  The deceased passed 
away at the family home in Sleepy Eye the previous Tuesday.  Daniel Moll 
was born in Wittenberg, Germany, Aug. 27, 1841, and came with his parents 
to this country in 1847.  The family settled in Washington county,
Wis., where he grew to manhood, and entered the services of the Union 
during the Civil war.  Following being mustered out he was employed in 
Chicago for several years and came to Brown county in 1867.  
He resided in New Ulm for a time and later took up a homestead three miles 
north of Sleepy Eye.  He was united in marriage to Miss Wilhelmina Zieske 
of Courtland township, Dec. 7, 1870, and besides his wife he is survived 
by ten Children as follows; George, Edward, Frank and Reuben, Sleepy Eye; 
Hugo, Mayville, Wis.;  Mrs. Aug. Sass, Mrs. Glen Davey and Miss Anna, 
Sleepy Eye; Mrs. C. N. Robertson, New Ulm and Mrs. F. E. Schmitz, Mankato.
  Mr. and Mrs. Moll retired from the farm in 1901 and removed to Sleepy 
Eye, where they have since made their home.
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