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- [S75] Familienregister Trulben 1800 - 1875, Alfons Helfrich; Peter Kölsch, (Pirmasenser Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Familienforschung, Januar 2002), 50.
- [S927] Obituary.
?An Aged Woman is Called by Death?
An illness from a complication of diseases resulted
in the death of Mrs. Safronia Utsinger, aged 78, which occurred
at 1 o?clock Tuesday afternoon at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. J. F. Crum, 522 Luck Avenue. She had been ill for the past
fourteen weeks. Mrs. Utsinger was a native of Germany and
formerly resided at Summerfield, but for the past six years had
made her home with her daughter here (Zanesville).
Mrs. Utsinger was a member of the St. Thomas Catholic
Church and besides the daughter with whom she made her home
she is survived by the following other children: Joseph Scott of
Woodsfield, John Kuhn of Doherty, Mrs. Caroline Bailey of Pratt,
Kansas; one sister, Mrs. Barbara Willey of Summerfield, and by
sixteen grandchildren and twelve great-grandchildren.
The body was removed to the People?s morgue and
prepared for burial and will be taken to Burkhart Station Thursday
morning where services will be conducted at the Catholic Church
there.
Theodore died in 1899, according to his tombstone. Safronia died on 20 June 1922, Zanesville. They are both buried in the Chapel Hill Cemetery, next to her parents, John and Anna December.
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1844 - 1922 (77 years)
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