OBITUARIES:   Anton AMANS, Dobie, Barron Co., WI

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Obituary of Anton Amans in June 8, 1932 in Rice Lake Chronotype (Rice Lake, 
Barron County, WI)

Anton Amans

 Anton Amans, one of the first settlers in the township of Doyle, died at 
his home near Dobie Thursday morning at the age of 80.

 He was born in Stanfold, Canada, Feb. 3, 1852, and later came to Hartford, 
Conn., where he was married to Miss Philomena Perry May 12, 1872. In 1880 
they moved to the town of Doyle and cleared 40 acres of wild land and have 
lived there since.

 Surviving are his wife and seven children: Mrs. John (Louise) Brow of 
Markville, Minn., Mrs. C. (Obeline) Bassa (sic) of Campia, Mrs. Michael 
(Leontine) Mullen of Oak Grove, Mrs. William (Delena) Germain of Detroit, 
Alexander Amans of Long Lake, Raymond of Rice Lake and Mrs. Arsene (Vinnie) 
Morneau of Dobie; one sister, Mrs. Ida Greene of Yakima, Wash., and 30 
grandchildren. One son, Max, died twenty years ago.

 Funeral services were held Saturday morning from Our Lady of Lourdes church 
at Dobie and interment was in the Dobie cemetery.

Note: Believe that Mrs. C. (Obeline) Bassa should read as Mrs. C. (Obeline) 
Beffa

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