Schutte, Anna Marie (Stender) 1821-1905

SCHUTTE, SCHUETTE, STENDER, NIEMAN

Posted By: Ken Johnson (email)
Date: 1/9/2005 at 16:52:58

Thursday, 1 June 1905, Elkader Register, Garnavillo News, p7, c3 and 4:

Anna Schuette nee Stender was born Dec. 1821, in Prussia, Germany. She was married to Henry Schutte [sic], who emigrated to this county in the 50th year of the past century. After her husband had gotten a home for his
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family near Guttenberg, she, with the four children, came to America to join him. The direct cause of her death was, besides general debility of age, a stroke of paralysis which lamed her left side. May 9th the stroke was repeated paralyzing her left [sic] side also. After a struggle of eighteen days the Death Angel descended and released her from suffering. Burial took place June 1st, under the auspices of St. Peter’s church at Ceres. Rev. Bunge spoke in his usual impressive manner, bestowing upon her who has gone form our midst an eulogy [sic] well befitting the patient, suffering one. She leaves nine children [sic] among whom are Henry Schuette and Mrs. Gerhard Nieman, of Guttenberg.

Friday, 2 June 1905, Guttenberg, IA, Clayton County Journal, Obituary, p4, c3:

Mrs. Anna Marie Schutte died of paralysis at the home of her son Henry, near Cedar Creek, Saturday, May 27, 1905, aged eighty-three years, five months and one day. She was born in Bielefeldt, Germany, December 26, 1821, and was married in the same place in 1848 and came to Clayton county in 1860. The surviving children are William and Herman living in Kansas, Rieke in Bloomfield, Neb., Mary in LeMars, Emelie in Norton, Kansas, and Louis [Louise], Republic and Gusta in Guttenberg. She was interred in the Ceres cemetery June 1st, services were held by Rev. Bunge, of Garnavillo.

Friday, 2 June 1905, Guttenberg Press, p4, c2:

Mrs. Anna Marie Schutte passed away at her home on Cedar creek Saturday, May 27, 1905. Mrs. Schutte was a native of Bulefeldt [sic], Germany, and was born Dec. 26, 1821. She was married at Bulefeldt in the year 1848 and came to America, arriving this county in 1860. Deceased had suffered a paralytic stroke about a month ago, and finally causing her death. The members of the surviving family are: Wilhelm and Herman, Kansas; Rechie, Bloomfield, Neb., Mary, LeMars; Emilie, Norton, Kansas; Louise, Republic, Iowa, and Henry and Gusta, Guttenberg. The body was laid to rest in the Ceres cemetery yesterday afternoon.

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Added by Reid R. Johnson on 3/18/2017:

Elkader Argus, Wed., 31 May 1905. Garnavillo column.

Mrs. Schuette died Sunday at the home of her son, Henry Schuette, south of Ceres. Funeral services were held at Ceres Tuesday, Rev. Bunge officiating.

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Added by Joyce Reilley 3/2/2018:

Mrs. Anna Marie Schutte passed away at her home on Cedar creek Saturday, May 27, 1905. Mrs. Schutte was a native of Bulefeldt, Germany and was born Dec. 26, 1821. She was married at Bluefeldt in the year 1848 and came to America, arriving in this country in 1860. Deceased had suffered a paralytic stroke about a month ago, and finally causing her death. The members of her surviving family are: Wilhem and Herman, Kansas; Rechie, Bloomfield, Neb., Mary, LeMars; Emilie, Norton, Kansas; Louise, Republic, Iowa, and Henry and Gusta, Guttenberg. The body was laid to rest in the Ceres cemetery yesterday afternoon.

Guttenberg Press, Guttenberg, Iowa
June 2, 1905