Obit of Susan (BURG) SCHUVEILLER (b.1848 d.1933), Nicollet Co., MN 
(Abstract of Article)(Father: Anton BURG)

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Subject: Obit of Susan (BURG) SCHUVEILLER

Nicollet Leader Sat. Sept. 9, 1933
 
Mrs. Susan Schuveiller
Passed away: Loretto hospital, New Ulm, Wednesday afternoon
Cause of death: infirmities of old age
Age: 85 years
Parents: Mr. and Mrs. Anton H. Burg
Born: August 15, 1848, Luxemburg, Germany
Emigrated to this country: 8 years old
Settled: Burg homestead, Granby (now owned by Raymond Michels)
Spouse: Nick Schuveiller.  Mr. Schuveiller purchased a farm in Granby, 
Preceded in death: husband (passed away about thirty years ago)
                   Five Children     
Resided: Loretto hospital in New Ulm for last two years
Twelve children: (seven survive her):  
                 Louis Schuveiller, Morgan
                 P. H. Schuveiller, St. Peter
                 Joseph Schuveiller, Mankato
                 Leo Schuveiller, Veblin, S. Dak.
                 Mrs. John Poncin, Morgan
                 Mrs. Joseph Miesen, Ledgerwood, N. Dak.
                 Mrs. Herbert Simons, Detroit, Michigan
                 25 grandchildren 
                 3 great-grandchildren
Funeral: St. Paul's Catholic Church, Nicollet, Saturday AM at ten o'clock
Requiem high mass: Rev. Fr. Hrachovsky
Music: church choir  
Interment: church cemetery (beside the graves of her husband and children)