Obituary of Wilhelmine (nee PAUTZ) PLAUTZ, 1827-1916
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The Luxemburg News
Luxemburg, WI
December 22, 1916

Surnames:  FEGER, GOETSCH, GOLTZ, LIETZ, PAUTZ, PLAUTZ, VANDERKIN

Plautz, Wilhelmine (nee Pautz)

MONTPELIER PIONEER IS CALLED

Mrs. Martin Plautz Died At Her Home In That Town On Sunday Last

Mrs. Martin Plautz, an aged and respected resident of the town of
Montpelier, died at her home in that town on Sunday morning last at the
ripe old age of 89 years, 8 months and 25 days.

Mrs. Plautz was born in the province of Pommern in Germany in 1827.  
She had been a resident of this country for over sixty-five years,
residing practically all of that time in the town of Montpelier and was
well-known.

Surviving her are five daughters and one son, namely: Mrs. Sophia Goltz
of Milwaukee, Mrs. W. Vanecki [sic - Vanderkin] of Sheboygan, Mrs. Wm
Goetsch and Mrs. Ida Fager [sic - Feger] of Montpelier and Henry Plautz
of Antigo, and Mrs. Albert Lietz of this city.  Her husband, who was a
civil war veteran, died about sixteen years ago.

The funeral services were held on Wednesday last from the Lutheran
Church in the town of Montpelier and were largely attended.