Stockman, Mary Anna (Nuehring) 1885 - 1951

STOCKMAN, NUEHRING, REINHART, BEISKER, PETRIE, PETERS, SCHUERCH, BYMERS

Posted By: Reid R. Johnson (email)
Date: 2/27/2015 at 08:05:04

Postville Herald, Wed., 31 Jan. 1951.

Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at Schutte Funeral Home for Mrs. John Stockman, 66, who passed away at her home here January 25. The rites were in charge of Rev. Frederick R. Ludwig. Burial was in Postville Cemetery.

Mary Anna Nuehring Stockman, daughter of Henry Nuehring and Louise Reinhart Nuehring, was born January 13, 1885, in North Dakota, and departed this life on January 25, 1951, at her home in Post township, aged 66 years.

Though born in North Dakota, at the early age of six months Mrs. Stockman accompanied her parents to the McGregor vicinity in Iowa. Here she made her home until 14 years of age, when she removed with her parents to South Dakota. At the age of 18 Mrs. Stockman returned to the Postville community and made this her home throughout the remainder of her life. Mrs. Stockman was united in marriage with John Stockman of Postville in March 1905. To this union two children were born, both of whom survive the passing of their mother.

Left to mourn her passing are her two children, Mrs. Ruth Beisker and Lester Stockman, both of Postville; seven grandchildren; two great-grandchildren; four sisters: Mrs. Margaret Petrie, Hartford, South Dakota; Mrs. Andrew Peters, Blue Earth, Minnesota; Mrs. Lena Schuerch and Mrs. John Bymers, both of Redfield, South Dakota: one brother; Carl Nuehring of Hinkley, Minnesota.

Mrs. Stockman was preceded in death by her parents; her husband; one grandson; one sister, Frieda Schuerch, Rockham, South Dakota; and two brothers: Henry Nuehring, Merrill, Wisconsin, and William Nuehring, Rehight, South Dakota.

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Previously posted by Mary Durr on 2/16/2005:

Funeral Services were held Monday afternoon at Schutte Funeral Home for Mrs. John Stockman, 66, who passed away at her home here January 25, 1951.

~Postville Herald