Obit of Mrs. Amanda (UNGLAUB) PIERSCHAU (b.1881 d.1911), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 27 July 1911

  Mrs. Amanda Pierschau, wife of Fred Pierschau, of Glencoe township died
last Sunday, July 16th, at her home four miles southwest of Glencoe.  She
had suffered for over a year with tuberculosis in its worst form, being
practically unable to take any nourishment whatever during a large portion
of this time and death finally came as a result of the ravages of this
disease.
  The funeral was held Tuesday in the First German Evangelical Lutheran
church of this city, the Rev. Kolbe conducting the services, and the
remains were laid to rest in the cemetery south of the city.	
  The deceased was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Unglaub, and was born
September 18, 1881.  In 1904 she married Fred Pierschau of this county, and
to this union three children were born, all of whom survive the mother. 
The youngest child is only seven weeks of age.  Besides her husband and
children, the deceased leaves three brothers and eight sisters to mourn her
death, and in their bereavement the sympathy of the entire community is
extended  -  Glencoe Enterprise.
  Deceased is a sister of Henry Unglaub of this city, and he and his family
were in attendance at the funeral.
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