Obit of Matt SCHOUVELLER (b.1868 d.1943), Nicollet Co., MN
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From the Nicollet Leader, April 23, 1943 issue

Matt Schouveller, Pioneer Of Granby Township, Dies
Friday Night
Services of early resident of this community were held
at Mankato Tuesday morning.
Matt Schouveller died at his home in North Mankato
last Friday night at the age of nearly 79 years. He
was born in Sheboygan, WI April 27, 1868 and came to
Nicollet when a child with his parents, the late Mr
and Mrs Matthias Schouveller, who took a homestead in
Granby township. He farmed in Brighton township until
1914 when his family moved to New Ulm and later to
Mankato and for the past eight years had lived in
North Mankato. Matt Schouveller is survived by his
widow (nee Anna Jutz), three daughters, Mrs Christ
Annas and Mrs Helen Carlson of Mankato and Mrs John
Kossmann of Minneapolis, three grandchildren and two
great-grandchildren. He also leaves three brothers,
Mike H Schouveller of Morgan, Martin J Schouveller of
St Paul and John C Schouveller of Nicollet out of a
family of ten children. funeral services were held
Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock from the Holy Rosary
church of North Mankato with Rev Fr Freisleben
officiating. Burial was made in the Calvary cemetery,
Mankato. Relatives and friends from Nicollet who
attended the funeral were John C Schouveller, Mrs F M
Zins, Mr and Mrs Lambert Dorn and son, Ben Dorn, Mrs
alfred Grommersch and son, Mrs Lena Zins, Mr and Mrs
Martin Weisensell and son and daughters, Mr and Mrs
Theo Jutz, Sr, Theo P Jutz, Nick Jutz and Mrs J H Karpen.