Haven Independent
Haven, Reno County,
Kansas
February 19, 1898
page – 3 *** column – 3
contributed by
Rose from Hutchinson, KS
Sanders Cochrane Obituary
Sanders Cochrane was
born in Glascow, Scotland, November, 1825. He
came
to
America
at the age of 19 and drifted to the then far west,
northern Wisconsin and engaged in the lumbering, and afterwards, in the
real estate business. He was one among the
first to answer his country’s call and enlisted in Company G, 16 Reg.
Wisconsin Vol. Infantry, afterwards re-enlisting. He
served,
in
all,
3 years and 8 months, being mustered out in July 1865.
He was wounded in the battle of Shiloh
and
while home on a furlough recruited over 100 men.
He and family moved
from Eau Claire, Wis., to Wichita, Kans., April 1874 and soon
afterwards secured a homestead in Haven township, Reno county, Kans.
He always took a great
interest in political and governmental affairs, contributing largely to
the press on these subjects being at one time on the staff of the
Hutchinson News. He wrote a history of
Reno county by observation and many other writings that published in
pamphlet form.
He was married on Sept.
2, 1862, to Martha E. Willis in the town of Brunswick, Wis. Five children were born to them, two sons and
three daughters, three living in Jefferson, O. T. and two in Haven. He leaves these and a wife to mourn his loss.
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Cemetery Records for
Reno County Kansas (book)
Laurel Cemetery
Yoder Township
Yoder, Reno County,
Kansas
Sanders Cochrane - b: 1826 d: 1898 Co G 16th WI,
["Eau Claire Leader" - 15 June 1901 -
Submitted by Jayme Beyrer]
Andrew Kistner
Andrew Kistner, died of scarlet fever yesterday at the American House,
Northside. Deceased was 19 years of age and was employed at Della. He
came to the city a few months ago. His home was at Downsville, Dunn
County, where his remains will be taken by relatives.
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Eau Claire (Wisconsin) Leader
1919 - Jan. 21, p. 10
MRS. F. S. NEWELL
Funeral of Mrs. F. S. Newell, who died at Amenia, N. Dak. Saturday,
Jan. 18, will be held from the residence, 537 Broadway at 3 o'clock
this afternoon. Rev. Leonard Parr officiating. Interment at
Forst Hill cemetery.
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Eau Claire (Wisconsin) Leader
1919 - Jan. 21, p. 10
BENJAMIN GRAVES
Benjamin Graves died at 11 p.m. Sunday night at the home of his son, M.
D. Graves, 616 Union street. He was 82 years old. The
funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday, at the
residence. Interment will be at Lakeview cemetery. The Rev.
W. W. Moore will officiate.
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Eau Claire (Wisconsin) Leader
1919 - Jan. 21, p. 10
MELVIN LARSON
The funeral of Melvin Larson, 11-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Anton L.
Larson, 434 (F.....) street, who died Saturday of injuries sustained
when he was crushed under a motor truck, will be held tomorrow
afternoon with services at the home at 2:30, Rev. P. R. Syrdal
officiating. Interment will be in Norwegian Lutheran cemetery.
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Eau Claire (Wisconsin) Leader
1919 - Jan. 21, p. 10
MRS. JENNIE MOORE
The death of Mrs. Jennie Moore occurred at St. Paul, Monday morning,
Jan. 20. She is survived by a son, Frank C. Moore, of this city
and a brother, Frank Cleveland, of Bozeman, Montana. The funeral
services will be held at Lenmark's undertaking parlors at 2 p.m.
Wednesday. Interment will be at Lakeview cemetery
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Eau Claire (Wisconsin) Leader
24 May 1916, Wednesday
MADELYNNE DONNA BRECK
Madelynne Donna Breck, the eight months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F.
L. Breck, died at the house of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. L.
Laybourne, 613 South River street, yesterday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
of whooping cough. Funeral will be private. The family
requests that no flowers be sent.
Eau Claire Leader
Sept 23, 1932 page 13
From Diana Heser Morse, Monroe county GT Host
Mrs. Cynthia Green
Cynthia Rebecca Peters, daughter of Samuel and Ann
Peters, was born Sept. 28, 1850 near Erie, Pa, and died at her home in
Augusta, Sept 18, 1932, aged 82 years, two months and 15 days. At the
age of two years she went with her parents and they settled in Jackson
County. October 16, 1869, she was married to Seth L. Monroe and to this
union two sons were born, Oscar F. and William S., both who live in
Augusta, WI.
In March 1873, her husband, together with her parents, a
brother and sister died of small pox. July 14, 1876 she married Alonzo
B. Green. To this union was born one daughter who died at the age of
two and one half years. Mr. Green died in 1881. Mrs. Green was a member
of the Woman’s Relief corps and the Augusta Methodist church. She is
survived by her two sons, Oscar and William and eight grand children
and 5 great grand children, and one brother, Willard Peters, Everson,
Wash.??
Funeral services were held at the home Wednesday
afternoon the Rev Chas G Brown officiating. Miss Winifred Kirkham and
Mrs Benton Rose sang “Saved by Grace”. Miss Mildred Sieg accompanist.
Interment in the Augusta Cemetery.
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SON SAYS MASS AT FUNERAL OF MRS. W. SEEMAN
(May 10, 1934, The Eau Claire Leader)
With her son, the Rev. Lester Seeman of Washington, D. S., performing
the last sad rites at both the church and at the grave, Mrs. Elizabeth
A. Seeman, wife of Dr. W. O. Seeman, 429 Hudson street, was laid at
rest at St. Patrick's cemetery yesterday morning.
The funeral mass was sung at St. Patrick's church, and was attended by
a large concourse of people Between 25 and 30 out-of-town priests
were also present.
Father Seeman was celebrant of the mass, and was assisted by the Rev.
Father Leuther, La Corsse, of St. Aquinas high school there, as deacon;
the Rev. Leo Hirt, La Crosse, chancellor of the diocese of La Crosse,
as sub-deacon; and the Rev. John Pittz, Middlel Ridge, Wis., former
assistant pastor at St. Patrick's, as master of ceremonies.
Pall bearers were Marshall Cousins, Madison; J. A. Stilp, Chicago;
Arthur Jarvis, J. C. Fennessey, E. E. Fleming and J. J. Kelley.
Besides the officiating clergyment the other pirests attending
the funeral mass were Fathers Orthen and King of the Sacred Heart
church, Schabel, chaplain at the Sacred Heart church; Daul, of Eau
Galle; Ambrose McDonald, Duffy and Singleton, the last two former
assistants at St. Patrick's; McGurk, Thome and Manning, of Chippewa
Falls; Dowd, Deeny and Weller of St. Patrick's; Kasper, Alttona;
Plecity, LaCrosse; and Kaluza, retired, former chaplain at the Sacred
Heart hospital.
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(In the Classifieds, under Death Notices)
Eau Claire (Wisconsin) Leader, May 8, 1934
Seemann, (Mrs. W. O.) 58, died at her home, 429 Hudson street, early
this morning after a lingering illness. Mrs. Seemann was born in
Dubuque, Iowa, and had been a resident of Eau Claire since 1898.
Surviving are her husband, Dr. W. O. Seemann; a daughter, Mary
Elizabeth of this city, and a son, Rev. Fr. Lester Seeman of
Washington, D.C. Friends may call at Fleming's parlors after 2
o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Members of the family request that
flowers be omitted. Funeral services will be held at 9 o'clock
Wednesday morning from Fleming's and at 9;30 o'clock from St. Patrick's
church.
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DR. W. O. SEEMAN, LA CROSSE, DIES; FORMERLY HERE
Funeral Monday From St. Patrick's
(Nov. 11, 1945, Eau Claire Leader)
Dr. William Otto Seeman, 73, who practiced medicine in Eau Claire for
more than forty years, died Friday in a hospital at La Crosse where he
had been living the past five years, according to work received here.
The body will be brought to Eau Claire for burial. The funeral
will be held Monday morning at 9"45 from the Eau Claire funeral home,
and at 10 o'clock from St. Patrick's church, with a solemn requiem mass
at which the Rev. Lester W. Seeman, of La Crosse, son of the deceased,
will be the celebrant. Interment will be at St. Patrick's
cemetery.
Rosary devotions will be held tonight at 8:30 at the Eau Claire funeral
home.
Dr. Seeman is survived by a son, Father Seaman, a daughter, Mrs. F. E.
McGough, of Rice Lake, and a brother, Dr. Carl A. Seeman, of Tulare,
S.D., also five grandchildren. His wife, an infant son and a
brother preceded him in death.
Dr. Seeman was born near Lyons, Ia., August 6, 1870, and was a graduate
of the school of medicine at the University of Iowa. After one
year in practice with a brother, Dr. Fred Seeman, no dec'd, in Dubuque,
and following his marriage to Elizabeth Ann Weis, in 1899, came to Eau
Claire and begun the practice of medicine here. He continued to
practice here for forty years, retiring on account of failing
health. During World War I he served as a medicine officer in the
U. S. army, stationed at Fort Riley, Kansas.
He was a member of the Knights of Columbus.
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