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Wall, Anna L. (1869-1931)
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Anna L. Wall was born in Southern Russia, Dec. 29, 1869. When only four years of age she accompanied her parents to this country and has been with them in Harvey County ever since that day. At first they settled across the road from the well known Breil Blacksmith Shop. For 20 years they lived in the home where her mother and she recently died. During the period of Penticost [''sic''] in1896 she was baptized upon confession of her faith and admitted into the membership of the Hebron Church. Here she has been a faithful member ever since. |
Anna L. Wall was born in Southern Russia, Dec. 29, 1869. When only four years of age she accompanied her parents to this country and has been with them in Harvey County ever since that day. At first they settled across the road from the well known Breil Blacksmith Shop. For 20 years they lived in the home where her mother and she recently died. During the period of Penticost [''sic''] in1896 she was baptized upon confession of her faith and admitted into the membership of the Hebron Church. Here she has been a faithful member ever since. |
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| − | She died Wednesday evening, Feb. 4th at 9:20. To mourn her death are John L. Wall, Oregon City, Oregon, Peter L. Wall, Moundridge, Jacob L. Wall, Moundridge, and Corn. L. Wall, Burrton, and two sisters Katherine Breil, Moundridge and |
+ | She died Wednesday evening, Feb. 4th at 9:20. To mourn her death are John L. Wall, Oregon City, Oregon, Peter L. Wall, Moundridge, Jacob L. Wall, Moundridge, and Corn. L. Wall, Burrton, and two sisters Katherine Breil, Moundridge and Marie L. Wall, Burrton. |
Latest revision as of 18:02, 17 December 2012
Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1931 Mar 4 p. 6
Birth date: 1869 Dec 29
text of obituary:
Anna L. Wall was born in Southern Russia, Dec. 29, 1869. When only four years of age she accompanied her parents to this country and has been with them in Harvey County ever since that day. At first they settled across the road from the well known Breil Blacksmith Shop. For 20 years they lived in the home where her mother and she recently died. During the period of Penticost [sic] in1896 she was baptized upon confession of her faith and admitted into the membership of the Hebron Church. Here she has been a faithful member ever since.
She died Wednesday evening, Feb. 4th at 9:20. To mourn her death are John L. Wall, Oregon City, Oregon, Peter L. Wall, Moundridge, Jacob L. Wall, Moundridge, and Corn. L. Wall, Burrton, and two sisters Katherine Breil, Moundridge and Marie L. Wall, Burrton.
