Obit for CERNY, Mrs. Mary (b.1832 d.1911), Mower Co., MN

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Mrs. Mary Cerny

 

Mrs. Mary Cerny, aged 78 years, died Sunday evening, Feb. 25, 1911 of old  

age at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Antone Dvorak in Cedar City. Funeral 

at the house at 11 o'clock this morning,, Rev. C.D. Belden officiating. 

Mary Mudra was born in Bohemia, Sept. 13, 1832 and was married there to 

Frank Cerney (sic).  They came to America in May, 1881, settling in St. 

Ansgar, Iowa, where their son  John was. In 1891 they bought the old John 

Robertson farm in London township.  Mr. Cerny died there March 14, 1897. 

Mrs. Cerny continue(d)to live there until  last Christmas when on account 

of poor health she went to live with her daughter in Cedar City. Eight 

children survive: John of Lansing; Joseph of Belle Plain,  Ia.; Lewis of 

Thief River Falls; Charles of Canby; Mrs. Antone Dvorak of Cedar  City; 

Mrs. Celia Wheeler of Estaban (sic), Canada; Mrs. Anna Svejkovsky of  

London. Deceased was a woman highly regarded by those who knew her  ????????

 

Mower County Lanscript; March 1, 1911

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