Obit of N. L. SCHUVEILLER (d.1902), Nicollet Co., MN
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From The Nicollet Leader, May 3, 1902

Last Sunday aftrernoon about 1:30 o'clock N L
Schuveiller's sickness ended in death. The deceased
was always in good health a few years ago when he was
accidentally injured. Since then he was not so very
strong but was apparently quite well. On Saturday,
April 19 he made his last visit here in town and those
that met him that day most surely had no idea that
this was their last meeting. On his way home he began
feeling ill which disease turned out fatal. All that
doctors, relatives and friends could do for him was
done but death released him last Sunday afternoon of
all earthly troubles. N Schuveiller was a native of
Belgium, he emigrated to this country in 1861 and
lived sometime in Wisconsin and then moved to this
county where he resided since. He was one of the
pioneers and as such enlisted to fight the Indians. He
leaves a sorrowing widow and eleven children, seven
boys and four girls and a large circle of friends who
have the sympathy of this entire community. The
funeral was held on tuesday from the Middle Lake
Catholic church, Rev Casey officiating. The remains
were followed by a large number of relatives and
friends. May he rest in peace.