TSHAPPAT OBITUARIES, Henry County, Missouri
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TSHAPPAT, Effie HANGER 1884 - 1951

Funeral services were scheduled for 2 p.m. today at the Quarles Baptist Church 
for Mrs. Effie Tshappat. The Rev Mallory, assisted by Rev. C. J. Ford, conducted the 
service and burial was in Englewood Cemetery. Mrs. Tshappat died at 5 a.m. 
Saturday at Clinton General Hospital, from injuries received when she was struck 
by an automobile on March 30, 1951. Mrs. Tshappat was walking along Route 13 at 
the junction of Route N, north of Clinton when she was injured. She was treated 
at Clinton General Hospital and at St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City. She had been 
unconscious for some time before her death. Mrs. Tshappat was born in Henry 
County on February 9, 1884. She was the daughter of Benjamin and Josephine 
Barlow Hanger. She was sixty-seven years old at the time of her death. Mrs. 
Tshappat is survived by her husband and by one son. The son lives in Deepwater.


TSHAPPAT, Emil 1879 - 1959

Funeral services for Emil Tshappat, 80, a retired farmer of the Quarles 
community, who died Dec 14, 1959, will be conducted at Vansant Funeral Home on 
Dec 17, 1959. Pallbearers will be Harless Tillman, Ernest Williams, Fred 
Tubbesing, Homer Wagoner, Robert Wagoner and Vic Robertson. Burial will be by 
the side of his wife in Englewood Cemetery. Emil Tshappat, the second of three 
children of Mr. and Mrs. Jules Tshappat, was born April 14, 1879, in Switzerland. 
The brother and sister preceded him in death. At the age of 14 he came to the 
United States with his family and they settled near Gerster where he grew to 
manhood. He then came to Henry County and was employed for a number of years 
on the old Casey ranch, north of Clinton. On Feb 21, 1906, he married Effie Hanger 
of near Calhoun who died June 2, 1951, from injuries received the previous March 
when struck by a car. Three children blessed this union. A son, Earl, preceded him 
in death in 1919, and Alice, in 1923. Alice had been under the doctor's care for 
over a year for diabetes. The Tshappats settled in the Quarles community where 
they were loyal members of the Quarles Baptist Church. After his wife's death he 
moved to Clinton, residing at Hotel Central until becoming seriously ill from a 
heart condition. He moved to the Forrest Rest Home on Oct 12. On Sunday, Dec 13 
he was taken to Clinton General Hospital where he succumbed the next evening at 
6:30. He leaves a son, Garrett, Deepwater; six grandchildren; four half sisters, a 
half brother, Albert Tshappat, nieces and nephews.

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