Susan Henrietta (Street) Rose

HEIMBACH, LOVE, PRIEST, ROSE, SMITH, STREET

Posted By: Judy Wight Branson (email)
Date: 3/21/2006 at 13:02:40

Seibert Settler Newspaper - January 1935 - Mrs. George Rose

Funeral services were held at the Seibert Evangelical Church on Wednesday afternoon, January 2, 1935 for Mrs. George Rose who passed away on December 31. Rev. T. A. Marks officiated and burial was made in the Siebert Cemetery. A Quartet consisting of Mrs. John Schekel, Miss Florence Sheets. and Messrs. J.E. and Robert Andre sang three appropriate numbers. A large number from this and other localities were present in honor of their beloved friend.

Susan Henrietta Street was born July 11, 1845, near Shelbyville, Illinois and died December 31, 1935 near Seibert, Colorado, having reached the age of 89 years, 5 months and twenty days.

Her early years were spent in Illinois, later moving with her mother and family to Missouri where she lived until her marriage in May 1862 (1863) to George Rose.

After her marriage, she moved with her husband to Iowa, living in Madison County until the fall of 1887 when the family came to Colorado, locating near Hoyt and later moving to a homestead near Bovina.

In 1898 the family again moved to the Seibert community where Mrs. Rose has since resided. In the fall of 1915, Mr. and Mrs. Rose with the J. M. Rose family went to San Francisco to visit relatives and to attend the World's Fair. While on this Mrs. Rose contracted pneumonia from which he never recovered and which caused his death.

Mrs. Rose leaves to mourn her departure three sons; Marion M. of San Francisco, Francis R. of Seattle and J. Milton of Seibert; four daughters, Mrs. G. D. Smith of Brawley, California, Mrs. H. G. Heimbach of Bovina, Colorado and Mrs. J. H. Priest and Mrs. Mettie Love of Seibert. Besides the children there are 20 grandchildren and 20 great-grandchildren and many neighbors and friends who will miss her.

Cards Of Thanks

Through the columns of the Seibert Settler, we wish to express our deepest gratitude for the many acts and expressions of kindness and sympathy in the death of our beloved mother, Mrs. Susan Rose. It is impossible to for us to see each of you so we take this means of thanking each and every one of you.

Mrs. J. M. Rose and family
Mettie W. Love
Mr. & Mrs James H. Priest and family
Mr. & Mrs. H. G. Heimbach
F. R. Rose and family
M. M. Rose and family
Mr. & Mrs. G. D. Smith