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''Mennonite Weekly Review'' obituary: 1945 Mar 22 p. 5 | ''Mennonite Weekly Review'' obituary: 1945 Mar 22 p. 5 | ||
Birth date: 1870 | Birth date: 1870 Jun 1 (May 31?), South Russia<br /> | ||
Date of Death: 1945 Mar 7, Colorado | |||
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Henry Boese was born in Crimea, Russia, on June 1, 1870. At the age of eight years in 1878, with his father and members of the family, he emigrated to America and settled in York county, Nebr. In the 90s he took up a homestead in the vicinity of Mitchel [''sic'' Mitchell], South Dakota. On this homestead he resided eight years. He went back to York county in 1900. he then went to Kansas where he was baptized upon confession of his faith and received as member of the Alexanderwohl church near Goessel, Kansas. later he transferred his membership to the Bethesda church of Henderson, Nebr. Later upon moving to Madrid, Nebr., he joined the First Mennonite church there remaining a faithful member to the end. | Henry Boese was born in Crimea, Russia, on June 1, 1870. At the age of eight years in 1878, with his father and members of the family, he emigrated to America and settled in York county, Nebr. In the 90s he took up a homestead in the vicinity of Mitchel [''sic'' Mitchell], South Dakota. On this homestead he resided eight years. He went back to York county in 1900. he then went to Kansas where he was baptized upon confession of his faith and received as member of the Alexanderwohl church near Goessel, Kansas. later he transferred his membership to the Bethesda church of Henderson, Nebr. Later upon moving to Madrid, Nebr., he joined the First Mennonite church there remaining a faithful member to the end. | ||
On July 7, 1901, he was married to Katharina Huebert. This union terminated on January 29 of this year, when Mrs. Boese passed away, after having lived together in holy matrimony for 43 years. Five children were born to this union: one daughter, Eva Mabel, preceded them in death at the age of two years. | |||
After their marriage they established their home in York county, Nebraska, where they resided until 1930 when they established a new home in Perkins county. Here they lived to the end of their earthly days. | |||
For five weeks after the death of his wife, Mr. Boese made his home Henry and wife Edna, of Canon City, Colorado. During these weeks he grieved very much about the passing of Mrs. Boese. On February 28 he had a heart attack of which he partly recovered. On March 4 he had a stroke, paralyzing him so that he was bedfast. His speech and eating were completely impaired. From this time on he failed rapidly. He passed away in the Canon City hospital on March 7 at 1:30 p.m. at the age of 74 years, 9 months and six days. | |||
He leaves to mourn his departure, his children: Minnie and husband, Rudolph Reimer, of Madrid, Nebr.; Henr [''sic'' Henry] and wife Edna, of Canon City, Colorado; Benjamin, of Washington, D. C.; Herman and wife Evelyn of Madrid, Nebraska; one brother, Jake Boese, of Cope, Colorado; one sister, Mrs. maria Becker of North Newton, Kansas; two brothers and sisters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Janzen of Henderson, Nebraska; Mr. and Mrs. George Huebert of Dallas, Oregon, seven grandchildren and many other relatives and friends. | |||
One son, Benjamin, could not be here for the funeral, however he assured the family that he would be at the Epiphany Episcopal church, Washington, D. C., during the hour of the funeral. | |||
Resting now, life's voyage o'er<br> | |||
Pain and grief to know no more;<br> | |||
Safely on the heavenly shore<br> | |||
Resting now, resting now. | |||
Resting now, what bliss to be<br> | |||
From all earthly sorrow free;<br> | |||
Sin and wrong no more to see.<br> | |||
Resting now, resting now. | |||
Resting now, with Christ at home,<br> | |||
Never more from Him to roam;<br> | |||
Gone for aye earth's darkening gloom<br> | |||
Resting now, resting now,<br> | |||
Sweetly resting now. | |||
''The Mennonite'' obituary: 1945 Mar 27 p. 14 | ''The Mennonite'' obituary: 1945 Mar 27 p. 14 | ||
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'''MLA Personal Photos Collection''' | |||
'''Biographical note:''' <br /> | |||
Fuerstenwerder, Molotschna, South Russia<br /> | |||
s/o Abraham G. and Agatha (Dyck) Boese<br /> | |||
m. Katharina Hiebert/Huebert 1901 Jul 4, <br /> | |||
Half-brother of Maria (Boese) Becker, mother of Honora Becker, Bethel College professor | |||
'''Bethel alumni note:''' <br /> | |||
'''Photo holdings:''' <br /> | |||
See Abraham G. Boese for family group<br /> | |||
with his brother, Jacob A. Boese -- York, Nebraska<br /> | |||
with wife and 4 children -- Yrok, Nebraska | |||
'''Sources:''' <br /> | |||
Grandma Online 70231 | |||
[[Category:MLA Personal Photos]] | |||
[[Category:Mennonite Weekly Review obituaries]] | [[Category:Mennonite Weekly Review obituaries]] | ||
[[Category:The Mennonite obituaries]] | [[Category:The Mennonite obituaries]] |
Latest revision as of 16:11, 16 November 2021
Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1945 Mar 22 p. 5
Birth date: 1870 Jun 1 (May 31?), South Russia
Date of Death: 1945 Mar 7, Colorado
text of obituary:
HENRY BOESE
Henry Boese was born in Crimea, Russia, on June 1, 1870. At the age of eight years in 1878, with his father and members of the family, he emigrated to America and settled in York county, Nebr. In the 90s he took up a homestead in the vicinity of Mitchel [sic Mitchell], South Dakota. On this homestead he resided eight years. He went back to York county in 1900. he then went to Kansas where he was baptized upon confession of his faith and received as member of the Alexanderwohl church near Goessel, Kansas. later he transferred his membership to the Bethesda church of Henderson, Nebr. Later upon moving to Madrid, Nebr., he joined the First Mennonite church there remaining a faithful member to the end.
On July 7, 1901, he was married to Katharina Huebert. This union terminated on January 29 of this year, when Mrs. Boese passed away, after having lived together in holy matrimony for 43 years. Five children were born to this union: one daughter, Eva Mabel, preceded them in death at the age of two years.
After their marriage they established their home in York county, Nebraska, where they resided until 1930 when they established a new home in Perkins county. Here they lived to the end of their earthly days.
For five weeks after the death of his wife, Mr. Boese made his home Henry and wife Edna, of Canon City, Colorado. During these weeks he grieved very much about the passing of Mrs. Boese. On February 28 he had a heart attack of which he partly recovered. On March 4 he had a stroke, paralyzing him so that he was bedfast. His speech and eating were completely impaired. From this time on he failed rapidly. He passed away in the Canon City hospital on March 7 at 1:30 p.m. at the age of 74 years, 9 months and six days.
He leaves to mourn his departure, his children: Minnie and husband, Rudolph Reimer, of Madrid, Nebr.; Henr [sic Henry] and wife Edna, of Canon City, Colorado; Benjamin, of Washington, D. C.; Herman and wife Evelyn of Madrid, Nebraska; one brother, Jake Boese, of Cope, Colorado; one sister, Mrs. maria Becker of North Newton, Kansas; two brothers and sisters-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Janzen of Henderson, Nebraska; Mr. and Mrs. George Huebert of Dallas, Oregon, seven grandchildren and many other relatives and friends.
One son, Benjamin, could not be here for the funeral, however he assured the family that he would be at the Epiphany Episcopal church, Washington, D. C., during the hour of the funeral.
Resting now, life's voyage o'er
Pain and grief to know no more;
Safely on the heavenly shore
Resting now, resting now.
Resting now, what bliss to be
From all earthly sorrow free;
Sin and wrong no more to see.
Resting now, resting now.
Resting now, with Christ at home,
Never more from Him to roam;
Gone for aye earth's darkening gloom
Resting now, resting now,
Sweetly resting now.
The Mennonite obituary: 1945 Mar 27 p. 14
MLA Personal Photos Collection
Biographical note:
Fuerstenwerder, Molotschna, South Russia
s/o Abraham G. and Agatha (Dyck) Boese
m. Katharina Hiebert/Huebert 1901 Jul 4,
Half-brother of Maria (Boese) Becker, mother of Honora Becker, Bethel College professor
Bethel alumni note:
Photo holdings:
See Abraham G. Boese for family group
with his brother, Jacob A. Boese -- York, Nebraska
with wife and 4 children -- Yrok, Nebraska
Sources:
Grandma Online 70231