Obit and Burial Record for WILKINSON, Charles Zenas (b.1880 d.1896) Nobles Co., MN

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Wilkinson Private Burial

Section 2

Elk township

Nobles County Minnesota



Courtesy of  Adrian Public Library Meredith Vaselaar Lib.



This grave is on the Dale Ruesch Farm in Elk Township.

The grave is in a pasture.



Charles Zenas Wilkinson

Born 18 Dec 1880

Died 18 Feb 1896

Meet Me in the better land





From the Worthington Herald 28 Feb 1896



In memory of  Charles Zenas Wilkinson, born December 18,1880

Aged 15 yrs and two months. Charles was a quiet, orderly boy, 

among the brightest of his class either in the week day or in 

Sunday school; patient and uncomplaining in his suffering, 

faithful in the duties allotted to him, affecionate to father, 

mother, brother, and sisters, his untimely end is regretted by 

all who knew him.

He was laid to rest on the farm in Elk township that has 

always been his home.

May he rest in peace and receive the reward of the righteous is 

the prayers of his sorrowing father, mother, brother, and sisters.



Card of Thanks



To the many friends who kindly assisted in our bereavement, the loss

Of our beloved son, we desire to extend our heartfelt gratitude.

Mr and Mrs Charles Wilkinson and family.

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