Anderegg, Louise died 1923

ANDEREGG, FRIEZE, FRESE, WARTHMAN, HARKER, MENGER

Posted By: S. Ferrall - IAGenWeb volunteer
Date: 6/11/2011 at 04:00:14

Mrs. Elizabeth Warthman was called to Guttenberg Saturday by the serious illness of her mother, Mrs. Anderegg. Mrs. Warthman's brother Ed Frese of Iowa township was called Monday by a message stating that his mother was not expected to live. At noon Monday Mrs. Virgil Harker received word of the death of Mrs. Anderegg. Mrs. Harker is a granddaughter of the deceased woman.

Mrs. Louise Anderegg was born in Ohio, but came to Guttenberg early in life. She was quite well known in this community, having spent several weeks here at different times at the homes of her daughter Mrs. Warthman and her son Ed Frese. Her last visit here was three years ago. Since that time she has been in ill health, suffering from asthma and heart trouble. Pneumonia was the direct cause of death. She was in her seventy-eighth year.

Surviving are seven children and several grandchildren among whom are Mrs. Elizabeth Warthman and Mrs. Virgil Harker of Oxford and Ed. Frese of Iowa township.

~Oxford Leader (Oxford, Iowa) March 8, 1923

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Mrs. Louise Anderegg, a pioneer of Iowa, is dead at Guttenberg, Iowa, where she had lived since she came to Iowa from Ohio, her birthplace many years ago. She was 78. Her granddaughter's, Mesdames Elizabeth Warthman and Virgil Harker of Oxford, are among her Johnson county relatives. Edward Frese of Iowa county, near Oxford, is a grandson. Old friends of the well-known woman, who had frequently visited in Johnson county, will read with regret of her death.

~Iowa City Press-Citizen, March 14, 1923

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Notes: According to his 1894 biography, Louise Frieze was the 2nd wife of John Anderegg. They married in 1884, shortly after the death of his 1st wife Magdalena Menger