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Note for: Katie Elizabeth Hochstettler, 27 JUL 1887 - 27 APR 1916
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Occupation: Homemaker
Burial: Date: 30 APR 1916
Place: Evangelical Minonite Cemetary
Mrs. Katie E. Norquist, wife of Carl Norquist, and daughter of Mrs. Lena Hostettler, went to be with the Lord in the evening of April 27, and was buried Sunday aftemoon April 30. The principal service was held in the Defenseless Mennonite church near Groveland, after a brief service by Rev. Samuel Birky at the home. Rev. J. E. Ramseyer of Ft. Wayne. Indiana, officiated at the church. His subject was ‘The Blessed Hope,’ I Peter l:3-5 and TItus 2:13. Though the church was crowded to Its utmost capacity it could not hold all the peóple who had gathered to pay their Iást respects to the departed one. The followrng obituary was read at the services:
Mrs. Carl Norquist nee Katie Hostettier, was born July 27, 1887. in Morton township. She fell asleep in Jesus after a short illness April 27, 1916, age 28 years and 9 mónths. In her bible she left a record, stating that she gave her heart to God, July 21, 1902, and was baptized August 17 of tbe same year, that she consecrated her life to god and was filled with the Holy Spirit, April 6, 1903.
She was united in holy matrimony with brother Carl Norquist August 9, 1906. This union was blessed with four children the youngest of whom is only two months and twenty days old. Besides her loving husband and ber four precious children our sainted sister leaves to follow her, her own dear mother, a host of relatives and a large circle of friends.
Though just in the prime of life she endeared herself to many and her memory will always be fragrant to those who learned to know her. Dear Katie just said goodnight for a little while; ere long there will be a happy exchange of a glorious good- morning when Jesus comes again. For the Lord himself shall descend from heaven with a shout, with the voice of the archangel and with the trump of God, and the dead in Christ shall rise first, then we which are alive and remain shall be caught up together with them in the clouds to meet the Lord in the air; and so we ever be with the Lord. Wherefore comfort one another with these words."
Reverends Joseph Rainseyer, Daniel Birkey, Samuel Birkey, Hochstettler and Kinsey assisted in the services.
Among those present from a distance were: Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Norquist of Chicago, Miss Sarah Roth of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. William Norquist and their sons Arthur and Raymond, Arthur Norguist, Miss Laura Hedland, Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Hedland, and Mrs. John Norquist and family of Abbyville, Kansas.
Individual Notes
Note for: Augusta Helena Ask Or Johansdotter, 5 NOV 1862 - 27 NOV 1864
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Christening: Date: 9 NOV 1862
Place: Österfärnebo, Gävleborg, Sweden
Burial: Date: 4 DEC 1864
Place: Österfärnebo, Gävleborg, Sweden
Individual Note: ID number 57-2-3
BIRTH: Film# 130888 Österfärnebo Gävleborg C:4 1862 #75
Note: Parents: Dragon Johan Ask and Lovisa Krista Wendelin in Gysinge
DEATH: Film# 1794519 item 13 Österfärnebo, Gävleborg, F:2 1864 #49
Individual Notes
Note for: Anna Kristina Rödin, 14 APR 1858 - 12 AUG 1887
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Christening: Date: 17 APR 1858
Place: Österfärnebo, Gävleborg, Sweden
Emigration: Date: MAR 1880
Place: Gävle, Sweden
Event: Type: Address 1
Place: 710 S 12Th Street, Burlington, Iowa
Burial: Place: Mennonite Cemetery
Individual Note: ID number 57-2-1W
BIRTH: Film# 130888 Österfärnebo, Gävleborg Births C:4 1858 #16
Note: Illegitimate. Mother: C. Sof. Bergqvist in Gysinge. No father given.
ID-Nummer: 57-2-1W.
BIRTH: Film# 130888 Österfärnebo, Gävleborg Births C:4 1858 #16
Note: Illegitimate. Mother: C. Sof. Bergqvist in Gysinge. No father given.
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Note for: Johan August Norquist, 9 SEP 1879 - Unknown
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Christening: Date: 13 SEP 1879
Place: Österfärnebo, Gävleborg, Sweden
Emigration: Date: MAR 1880
Place: Gysinge, Sweden
Individual Note: BIRTH: Film# 1794519 Österfärnebo, Gävleborg C:6 1779 #72
Note: Illegitimate. Mother the fiancee of Johan Viktor Ask in Gysinge.