Obit of Mrs. Barbara (BUCKHAUSER) MARTI (b.1832 d.1917) Nicollet Co., MN

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Review, May 16, 1917
MRS. BARBARA MARTI
  Mrs. Barbara Marti, widow of the late Rudolph Marti, died at the 
family home in West Newton, last Saturday afternoon, after an illness 
of less than a week. Mrs. Marti had been a resident of that township 
since 1858. Pneumonia was the immediate cause of her death.
  Mrs. Marti, whose maiden name was Miss Barbara Buckhauser, was born 
in Bavaria, Germany, August 18, 1832.  When twenty years of age she 
came to America, arriving at Seneca, N.Y., in 1852, where she remained 
for a time.  She was married to Rudolph Marti in New York state in 1854.  
Four years later the family moved to West Newton, when they settled on 
a farm.  During the Indian uprising in 1862 they went to St. Peter, 
remaining there until the trouble wit the Indians had ended, when they 
returned to their farm.
  Her husband preceded her in death in 1874.  Ten children were born 
to Mrs. Marti, seven of whom survive, as follows: George Marti, Charles 
Marti and Rudolph Marti, of this city; Mrs. George Walzer, Traverse, 
Mrs. Mathew Walzer, West Newton, Mrs. Andrew Weber, Bird Island; John 
Marti, St. Paul.  She is also survived by forty-one grand children and 
nine great grand children.  One sister, Mrs. Theresa Bastian of this 
city, and two half sisters, Mrs. Francisca Eckert of Florida, and Mrs. 
Josephine Huber of West Newton also survive.
  The funeral was held from the St. George Catholic church Monday 
morning at 10 o'clock.  Interment was at the St. George cemetery.