LUEDTKE, Mrs. Wilhelmine  (b.1829 d.1912), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 16 May 1912

OBITUARY
Mrs. Wilhelmine Luedtke
Mrs. Wilhelmina Luedtke died at the home of her son, Paul Luedtke in New
Auburn town last Saturday after a long illness.  She attained the age of 82
years, 7 months and 5 days.  Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon
at the First Evangelical Lutheran church in this city, Rev. E. Kolbe,
resident pastor, officiating.  The remains were laid to rest in Mount
Alburn cemetery.
The deceased was born in West Prussia, Germany, Sept. 29, 1829.  In 1846
she married Fred P. Luedtke, who died in 1899.  They came to Canada from
their native land in 1858, and after residing there a short time removed to
the United States and lived for short periods in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
They came to Minnesota fifty years ago and the deceased has lived in the
neighborhood in which she died during the greater part of that time.  She
is survived by a family of five.  A tribute to her worth, was the large
cortage of friends and neighbors at the last sad rites.  -  Glencoe
Enterprise.
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