Roggman, Anna D. (Miss), 1855-1905

ROGGMAN, TECHEN

Posted By: Lydia Lucas - Volunteer (email)
Date: 9/11/2014 at 06:55:48

Miss Anna Roggman passed on at her home, Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 26, the funeral service taking place at her home the following Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. In her separation from earthly scenes, she leaves to fondly remember her, a devoted father and brother whose untiring kindness in her behalf cannot be expressed. She was an ardent Christian Scientist and was a faithful member of First Church of Christ Scientist of this place. Loving sacrifice was made for her in her struggle with the last enemy as if to partially repay for the many kind acts of her past life. No service to mankind seemed a burden to her and strangers and friends alike were always welcomed to her home and heart. "Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord" Revelation.

Miss Roggman was born in Germany in 1859 and came to America twenty-one years ago, of which period she has been a resident of Sioux county for nearly twenty years.

Source: Rock Valley Bee, October 6, 1905.

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From the Alton Democrat, Oct 21, 1905: Perkins news:
Miss Annie Roggman a lady formerly living north of Perkins died at her home near Rock valley.
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The Sioux County Cemetery Index has Roggman, Anna Dorothea, b. 1 Apr 1855 d. 26 Sep 1905 Valley View Cem Rock Valley IA.

GSCGS researcher Wilma J. Vande Berg found her to be the daughter of Hans Jochum Hendrick Roggman born 25 Oct 1820 Germany and Anna Techen.