Obit for BEYER, Wilhelmine Sachs (b.1847 d.1911), Swift Co., MN

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Wilhelmine Sachs Beyer

October 15, 1847 to Dec 28, 1911



From the Swift County Monitor Friday January 5, 1912



Grandmother Beyer died very suddenly last Tuesday,  She had just carried 

in a bucket of coal and while warming her hands at the stove she dropped 

dead of heart failure.



From the Swift County Monitor Friday January 12, 1912

Mrs. Carl Beyer Sr., last Thursday afternoon, Dec. 28, 1911.  Mrs. Carl 

Beyer, while busy with the evening's housely tasks, suddenly fell to the 

floor.  She was quickly assisted to the bed but expired in a very short 

time thereafter.

Interment was in Fairfield Cemetery.

Wilhelmena Sachs was born October 15, 1847 at Schoenade, Germany.  

First came to Beaver Falls, Wisc. then to Fairfield Township.  They had 

13 children, 11 still living.  The bereaved husband and children  have 

the sympathy of all.



Submitter's Note:

This last line makes it sound like her husband was till living but he 

actually died in 1903.

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