Obit of Henry Stultz (d.1881), Dakota Co., MN

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DEATH OF HENRY STULTZ.--  On Tuesday last Geo. L. Stultz received a 
letter announcing the death of his father, Henry Stultz, which occurred 
at Hastings, Minn., whither he moved several years ago.   Mr. Stultz was 
one of the earliest pioneers of this city [Beaver Dam WI], having moved 
here from New Jersey some forty years ago, and lived here until he removed 
to Hastings.  In his youth he was apprenticed at the blacksmith trade, 
which business he followed during his life time, attending to it in 
connection with his farm for the first few years after coming here.  For 
many years he was afflicted with a fever sore, and for the last few 
months was completely run down with general debility.  He was 75 years 
of age, had thus lived a long and useful life, and brought up a large 
family, and leaves surviving the wife of his youth, four sons and three 
daughters.  He was an honest, industrious, temperate man, and a good and 
useful citizen, whose death will be regretted by large numbers of friends 
wherever he has lived.  This entire community, in which he resided so 
long, will deplore the loss of the sturdy old pioneer and cherish his 
memory as that of one of the true and noble men of a fast passing 
generation.

Transcribed from:  The Beaver Dam Argus 17 Feb 1881 p 3.
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