Obit of John E. Jeddeloh (b.1840 d.1909) Waseca Co, MN
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John Jeddeloh Obituary
New Richland Star Oct. 7th 1909

   Death has claimed another old resident, Mr. John E Jeddeloh having 
passed to his final reward on Friday, October 1. The cause of death was 
Brights disease, which first attacked Mr. Jeddeloh in October of last 
year, following an operation for bladder trouble. John E Jeddeloh was 
born in Oldenberg, Edbieach, Germany, Nov. 17, 1840. He was united in 
marriage with Margerata Helena Ehlers, March 19, 1863, and came to America 
in 1866. In July of 1868 he settled in Clayton county Iowa, where he 
resided until January 26, 1871, when he took up residence in Woodville 
Township Waseca county. Oct. 28, 1876 he removed to Vivian Township where 
he remained until his death. The funeral was held Monday at the German 
Evangelical Zoar's church at one o'clock p.m. and the remains were laid 
to rest in the church cemetery. He leaves to mourn his loss a widow and 
nine children, five sons and four daughters, besides 36 grandchildren. 
The children are John B. of Vivian, Mrs. H. Betz of New Richland, Mrs. F. 
C. Steinagle of Vivian, H. F. and Fred of New Richland, Herman and Mrs. 
Henry Fritchie of Ogilvie, Mrs George Billir of Olivia, and Wm. of Vivian, 
with whom he made his home. Mr. Jeddeloh was a highly respected citizen 
and esteemed by all. May he rest in peace.