Obit of Johanna WENDELL (b.1841 d.1912) Wabasha Co., MN
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Obit Johanna Wendell. The Jordan Independent Thursday December 19, 1912 
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Obituary of Mrs. Wendell

Mrs. Johanna Wendell died at the home of her son, J H Wendell, in 
Louisville township, on the 7th inst., following an illness of several 
months with cancer of the stomach. Her funeral occurred on the 10th. 
Rev Eggers of Jordan conducted a service at the house, after which the 
remains were conveyed to East Union, Rev Stone officiating at the 
ceremonies there.
Deceased was born in Sweden in the year 1841. There she grew up and 
married, herself and husband emigrating to America in 1871, residing 
ever since on the farm in Louisville township where she died, Her 
husband preceded her to the grave by 27 years.
The surviving descendants are the son above mentioned, four daughters 
and fifteen grandchildren. The daughters are Mrs. A Novotny of Sand 
Creek township, Mrs. Wm Bandy of Volga, SD, Mrs. John Nagel of Shakopee 
and Mrs. Albert Hertig of Milaca, Minn.