BUCK, Fred (b.1837 d.1912), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 11 July 1912

DEATHS
FRED BUCK
Fred Buck, an old and highly respected resident of this community, passed
away at his home in New Rome of heart failure Saturday evening about nine
o’clock, aged 75 years and 16 days.  He had not been sick and was conscious
to the end, passing away peacefully at the time stated.
Deceased was born in Amt Orum, Koenigreich, Hanover, Germany, on June 20,
1837.  He came to Minnesota in 1867, settling in LeSueur county where he
resided for a time, then moved to Rush River, this county.  Later he
purchased the old Obernolte farm at New Rome and has resided there ever
since.  His wife preceded him to the Great Beyond April 18. 1896, and there
are left to survive him two sons, four daughters and a sister.  His
youngest son and daughter and his sister resided with him and the others
are Mrs. Paul Kusske, of Sibley; Mrs. Otto Prahl, of Princeton, Minn.; Mrs.
Walter Maas, of Arlington township; and Willie Buck of Kelso.
The funeral took place Tuesday afternoon from the family residence to the
Evang. Luth. church in Sibley, Rev. Schreiner of that church, performing
the ceremonies, and the remains were laid to rest in the cemetery of that
congregation beside those of his wife.  The pall bearers were: Henry
Benning, Sr., Frank Maas, Philip Asal, Robert Weckwerth, Fred Gierke and
Henry Thoele, all friends and neighbors of the deceased.
We join the many friends in extending sympathy to the afflicted family.
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