Obit for HOELDT, Magdeline Ambroust (b.1861 d.1939), Koochiching Co., MN

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From June 1939 'Littlefork Times and Guardian'

MAGDALINE AMBROUST HOELDT

  Magdeline Ambroust Hoeldt, daughter of Fred and Magdaline Ambroust, 

was born September 7 1861 in Holstein, Germany and died June 1, 1939 at

Littlefork, Minnesota

  She was married to Herman Hoeldt in Germany and they lived for 

25 years at Blooming Prairie, Minnesota before coming to Littlefork 31

years ago.

  Eleven children were born to this union, of whom two and her 

husband, had preceded Mrs. Hoeldt in death.

  The living children are: Mrs. Anna Ripka of Dodge Center; 

Minnesota John Hoeldt, Mrs. Emma Sampson and Mrs. Bertha Petrie all of 

Littlefork, Minnesota; Herman Hoeldt of International Falls, Minnesota; 

Martin Hoeldt of Cresco, Iowa; Mrs. Christina Rask of Cusson, Minnesota; 

Mrs. Harry Munroe of Springfield, Illinois; Mrs. Minnie Parrott of Green 

Bay, Wisconsin.  Two brothers, John and Otto Ambroust, living at Dodge 

Center, Minnesota also survive, as well as 53 grandchildren and 29 great-

grandchildren.

  Funeral was at the Littlefork Lutheran church.

  Pallbearers were Harry Geving, Leslie Hoeldt, Roy Larson, Laurence

Petrie, Willard Sampson and Clifford Patrie.

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