OBITUARIES:  Anna (Bonk) BUNDERMAN, Casey Township, Washburn Co., WI

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Mrs. Robert BUNDERMAN died at 8 o'clock p.m. July 2nd at her home in the 
Town of Casey.

She was born in Germany November 15th, 1874 and came to America with her 
parents when she was 17 years of age.  She was married in Iowa in 1895 to 
William SCHROEDER.  They resided in Glenwood, Wisconsin for about two years.  

They moved to Ashland, Pennsylvania for about two years, when Mr. SCHROEDER 
was killed in a coal mine accident in December 1898.  She then returned to 
Glenwood, Wisconsin.  To this union four children were born, Antone, Lenora, 
William and Fred.  She then moved to Belmont, Iowa, where she married Edward 
WOLFE in 1899.  One child was born to this union, a son that died when 11 
years of age at New York Mills, Minnesota.  Mr. and Mrs. WOLFE moved to 
Washburn County in 1905, and settled upon a farm.  Upon the death of Mr. 
WOLFE in August of 1913, deceased moved back to New York Mills where she 
married Robert BUNDERMAN.  They then returned to Washburn County and settled 
upon the farm in the spring of 1917 in the Town of Casey.  The funeral was 
held in the Lutheran Church in the City of Spooner at 2 o'clock p.m. July 
5th, Rev. BITTNER officiating.  The interment was in Spooner Cemetery.  She 
is survived by her husband and four children, Antone, Lenora, William and 
Fred SCHROEDER and by four step children, Mrs. Wm. BRANDENBURG of Trego, 
Henry and Martha SCHROEDER of Mt. Alta, Pennsylvania and Mrs. Henry LECKEL 
of Ferron Park.  Her sons, William and Fred are in the United State service, 
William is in France, and Fred is in a cantonment in St. Louis, Missouri.

--Source unknown.