SCHAUER, Mrs. John F. (Fredericka Sophia HAHN) (b.1847 d.1912), Sibley Co., MN

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Arlington Enterprise
Thursday 10 October 1912

Mrs. John F. Schauer
 Mrs. Fredericka Sophia Schauer, wife of John F. Schauer passed away at her
home in New Auburn township Sunday, after a lingering illness of a year,
aged 65 years, 6 months and 11 days.
 Deceased, whose maiden name was Hahn, was born in Lagenhafen, Pommern,
Germany, March 25, 1847 and came to this country in 1879.  She was married
in Germany to Fred Zemke, with whom she had four children, two of whom
survive, viz: Mrs. Amanda Schultz of McLeod county and Bertha Zemke who is
at home.  In 1888 Mr. Zemke died and in the same year she was married to
John F. Schauer, who survives her with his two sons from a former marriage,
viz: John F. Schauer, Jr., who is at home and Paul Schauer of this village.
 The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon from the residence to the New
Auburn Ev. Luth. church, Rev. Hoyer officiating, and the remains were laid
to rest in the cemetery adjoining.
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