Morton-Mercer County ND Archives Obituaries.....Heinz, Barbara 1951
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Dickinson ND Press 23 Feb 1951
   Mrs. Barbara Heinz, pioneer of Mandan and Hazen died Friday morning at 8:30
at the Peter Keller residence in Mandan, where she had been making her home.
Death was caused by pneumonia.

   Funeral services were held in the St. Joseph's Catholic church in Mandan.
Pallbearers were six grandsons, Jake, Johnny and Raphael Schwab, Frank Pfliger,
Frank and Eugene Heintz.

   Mrs. Heinz was born in Russia, August 15, 1866 and was married to Frank Heinz
in 1888.

   They came to North Dakota in 1893, and farmed for 20 years north of Mandan.
Later they moved to Hazen until the death of her husband in October 1929. She
moved to Mandan about two years ago and made her home there.

   Surviving relatives are six sons, John of Seattle, Washington; Alves of
Butte, Montana; Nick of Hazen; Fred of Center, George of Hensler and Philip of
Baldwin. Three daughters, Mrs. John Schwab of Richardton, Mrs. B. Pfliger of
Hazen and Mrs. Joseph Schaff of Racine, Wisconsin, also survive. She had 66
grandchildren and 56 great grandchildren. Mrs. Heinz had two brothers, Fred
Hoffman of St. Anthony and Nick Hoffman of Mandan.

   She was a member of the Altar society of Center, North Dakota, the Rosary
society of Mandan and the Altar society of St. Vincent, North Dakota.  Dickinson
ND Press 23 Feb 1951


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