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Bergman, Herman (1875-1942)
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| + | '''Herman Bergman,''' Sohn von Jakob Bergman und Frau, ward am 29. Januar 1875 zu Danzig, Deutschland geboren und kam 1890 nach Halstead, Kansas, wo er auf einer Farm Süd von der Stadt 47 Jahre allein wohnte. Am 29. Mai 1891 ward er von Christian Krehbiel getauft und in die Halstead Mennonitengemeinde aufgenommen, deren Glied er blieb. Sein Tod kam plötzlich als Folge eines Herzleidens. Er war 67 J. 4 m. und 26 Tage alt und hinterläßt 2 Schwestern: Frau Louis Löwen und Frau John Harder, Danzig, Deutschland; einen Halbbruder Heinrich Janzen, Newton, Kansas; 5 Nichten; 4 Neffen und viele Freunde. Die Begräbnisfeier fand am 29. Mai in der Halstead Mennnonitenkirche statt, geleitet von Pred. David C. Wedel. Text Joh. 14, 18. |
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| + | — Herman Bergman, 67, a bachelor who lived alone on his farm south of Halstead, was found dead in his kitchen on Tuesday morning by a neighbor, Charles Hughes, who had gone over to shear some sheep for Mr. Bergman. A doctor was called and according to his opinion Mr. Bergman had been dead for some time, perhaps since Sunday. it is thought that heart attack was the cause of his death. Funeral services were held at Halstead on Wednesday. Henry Janzen of 118 East Second street is a half-brother of Mr. Bergman. |
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Latest revision as of 14:12, 25 June 2015
Christlicher Bundesbote obituary: 1942 Jun 23 p. 11
Birth date: 1875 Jan 29
text of obituary:
Herman Bergman, Sohn von Jakob Bergman und Frau, ward am 29. Januar 1875 zu Danzig, Deutschland geboren und kam 1890 nach Halstead, Kansas, wo er auf einer Farm Süd von der Stadt 47 Jahre allein wohnte. Am 29. Mai 1891 ward er von Christian Krehbiel getauft und in die Halstead Mennonitengemeinde aufgenommen, deren Glied er blieb. Sein Tod kam plötzlich als Folge eines Herzleidens. Er war 67 J. 4 m. und 26 Tage alt und hinterläßt 2 Schwestern: Frau Louis Löwen und Frau John Harder, Danzig, Deutschland; einen Halbbruder Heinrich Janzen, Newton, Kansas; 5 Nichten; 4 Neffen und viele Freunde. Die Begräbnisfeier fand am 29. Mai in der Halstead Mennnonitenkirche statt, geleitet von Pred. David C. Wedel. Text Joh. 14, 18.
Mennonite Weekly Review obituary: 1942 May 28 p. 5
text of obituary:
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— Herman Bergman, 67, a bachelor who lived alone on his farm south of Halstead, was found dead in his kitchen on Tuesday morning by a neighbor, Charles Hughes, who had gone over to shear some sheep for Mr. Bergman. A doctor was called and according to his opinion Mr. Bergman had been dead for some time, perhaps since Sunday. it is thought that heart attack was the cause of his death. Funeral services were held at Halstead on Wednesday. Henry Janzen of 118 East Second street is a half-brother of Mr. Bergman.
The Mennonite obituary: 1942 Jul 28 p. 11
