Obit of Mrs. Fred (Elizabeth WEMPNER) SAGISSOR (b.1860 d.1904) Wabasha Co., MN
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Obit Mrs. Fred Sagissor. Plainview News, March 18, 1904 page 5.

Death of Mrs. Fred Sagissor

After an illness of eight weeks, Mrs. Fred Sagissor passed away on 
Sunday, March 13, 1904, at her home in Highland. The news of her death 
created profound sorrow among her many friends I this vicinity, where 
she has spent her whole life and though death was momentarily expected 
the shock was a keen blow to the grief stricken family.
Mrs. Sagissor was born in the town of Glasgow, April 30, 1860 and Wabasha 
County has always been her home. She was united in marriage October 6, 
1885 to Fred Sagissor and to this union eleven children were born, nine 
of whom are living; Bertha, Lizzie, Fred, Will, Henry, George, Herman, 
Katie and Clara.
She was a woman beloved by all who knew her. The kind manner in which 
she cared for her family and manifested toward others brought her very 
near to the hearts of those who had the good fortune to know her. Many 
beautiful tributes might be paid to this noble woman whose life work 
has been to care for and comfort her family.
Funeral services were conducted from the church at Theilman Tuesday 
afternoon, Rev A Krahn officiating and the body laid to rest in the 
cemetery at that place.