Cass County

Nebraska

Obituaries of Cass County Residents

NOTE: These obits are in no particular order. You must use the index to find a particular individual.

Obituary of Adam Fornoff,
Plattsmouth Journal, May 22, 1924

Name, Adam FORNOFF
Date of birth, 27 Nov 1840
Place of birth, WERSAU, FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF GERMANY
Date of death, 18 May 1924
Place of death, CEDAR CREEK, CASS CO., NE
Parents' names, Johanna Adam and Anna Margaretha Scheer Fornoff
Spouse's name, Elizabeth Tritsch
Date and place of marriage, 5 Jan 1865 Pekin, Tazewell County, Illinois
Children's names, Adam B., Maggie, Phillip, Frederick Jacob, George W.,Louisa, Katherine, Elizabeth "Lizzie", Magdalena Fornoff
Listed survivors, His nine children - Philip, Jacob, George, and Adam Fornoff, Mrs. J. C. Meisinger, Mrs. Ed Meisinger, Mrs. George Lohnes, all of Cass County, NebraskaMrs. George Miller, of Oklahoma. One daughter preceded him in death.
Place of buriel, Glendale Cemetery, Louisville, Nebraska

Obituary of Mrs. E. S. Shepherd
The Evening News, Plattsmouth, Cass County, Nebraska, 11 August 1906

Passes Away At Denver
Mrs. E. S. SHEPHERD Succumbs After a Prolonged Illness.
      Mrs. E. S. Shepherd, one of the first settlers in Cass county, died Thursday at her home in Denver, after a prolonged illness. Her death was due to a complication of ailments. Mrs. SHEPHERD was about sixty-six years of age. She has been making her home in Denver for the past seven years with her son, Jacob. She was the mother of Mrs. Tom WILLIAMS, formerly of this county, but now of Renfrow, Okla. and a niece of Mrs. Gene SCHWARTZ, who resided west of town.
      The casket containing the remains arrived from Denver over the Burlington this morning, and was conveyed to the Hild undertaking rooms. The casket will be open from 2 until 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, to enable friends of the bereaved family to view the remains. The funeral cortege will leave the undertaking rooms shortly after 3 o'clock and proceed to the Eikenbary cemetery, where the interment will take place beside the graves of the husband and daughter of the deceased.
      The following named gentlemen have been selected to act as pall bearers: John FIGHT, Bennett CHRISWEISER, J. M. ROBERTSON, S. H. SHUMAKER, Jacob TRITSCH, and John CRABILL. Tom WILLIAMS arrived from Renfrow, Okla. this morning, and his wife, who has been at the bedside of her mother for some time, accompanied the body to Plattsmouth.
Submitted by Diane Korten
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Obituary of Robert Orr Hoback
The Union Ledger, Union, Cass County, Nebraska, October 1900

ROBERT O. HOBACK
      Born in 1822 in Tazwell county, West Virginia. Died Friday, Oct. 26, 1900, at his home 1 1/2 miles northeast of Nehawka.
      Deceased had been suffering from dropsy for about two years, but it did not injure his unusually strong constitution to any great extent until a few days before his death. He sank very repidly after being confined to his bed, and death came to his relief three days later. Funeral service was held in the church at Nehawka on Saturday at 2 o'clock p. m., conducted by Rev. F. E. Toms, after which the remains were laid to rest in the cemetery near that village.
      Mr. Hoback was one of the most esteemed citizens of this county, and was among the first settlers of Nebraska, coming to this state in 1854 and locating at Nebraska City. Soon afterward he moved to this county, settling on the farm which H. W. Lloyd now owns. Later he located on the farm near Nehawka. He was a member of the Baptist church and for forty years he lived as a good Christian man. He was prominent in the political affairs of the state in early days and served two terms in the territorial legislature. He was married in Tazwell county, W. Va., to Louisa Clark, who died in May 1885. They were the parents of thirteen children, of whom the following ten are living: William, of Moniteau county, Mo., Benjamin F. of this county, Charles of Box Butte county, Dow, of San Jose, Cal., Elizabeth Hall of Rock Bluffs, Mary A. Hunt of Dandy County, Jane Dysard of Union, Emma Keyser and minnie Reed of Fremont county, Iowa.

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Obituary of Elizabeth Tritsch Fornoff,
Plattsmouth Journal, June 18, 1924

Name, Elizabeth Tritsch FORNOFF
Date of Birth, Dec 9, 1843
Place of birth, Frankish, Grumbach, Germany (see note)
Date of death, June 15, 1924
Place of death, Cedar Creek, Cass Co., Nebraska
Parents' names, Johanna Phillipp & Ann Marqunetha Schwabel TRITSCH
Spouse's name, Adam FORNOFF
Date and place of marriage, Jan 5, 1865 Pekin, Tazewell Co., Illinois
Children's names, Anna Marie, died at age 21, sons, Adam B., Philip, Jake& Geroge Fornoff: daughters, Mrs. George Miller of Tuttle Oklahoma, Mrs.Meisinger of Plattsmouth, Mrs. George Lohnes, Cedar Creek, Mrs. J. C.Meisinger and Mrs. Ed Meisinger residing in and near Cedar Creek.
Listed survivors, 21 grand children, one great-grandchild and three halfsisters, the mesdames: Mrs. Theodore Starkjohn, Mrs. Fred Kehne and Mrs.John Kaffenberger, all residing in Plattsmouth.
Place of buriel, Glendale Cemetery, Louisville Nebraska

NOTE: From: Kathy Elliott "Elizabeth Tritsch Fornoff probably was born in Fraenkisch-Crumbach, in the Odenwald, Hessen, Germany. I say this because I am researching all Grumbachs and Crumbachs and Franenkisch-Crumbach are the only two that go together. It is a lovely town about 15 miles from where I live."

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Obituary of Jacob Tritsch,
Plattsmouth Journal, May 30, 1921

Name, Jacob TRITSCH
Date of Birth, June 17, 1849
Place of birth, Germany
Date of death, May 30, 1921
Place of death, Immanuel Hospital, Omaha Nebraska
Parents' names, Johanna Phillipp & Ann Marqunetha Schwabel TRITSCH
Spouse's name, Elizabeth VOLK
Date and place of marriage, Jan 18, 1872 Tazewell Co., Illinois
Children's names, Michael Tritsch, County treasurer of Cass Co., & JacobTritsch both of Plattsmouth, Cass Co., Nebraksa and Philip Tritsch whoresides outside Plattsmouth
Listed survivors, Widow, Elizabeth Volk TRITSCH & sons
Place of buriel, Oak Hill Cemetery, Plattsmouth Nebraska

Obituary of Chris Stoehr,
Plattsmouth Journal, Feb 17, 1913

Name, Chris STOEHR
Date of birth, Aug 6, 1828
Place of birth, Bierbach Germany
Date of death, Feb 13, 1913
Place of death, Cedar Creek Nebraska
Parents' names, George & Marie Hilbert STOEHR
Spouse's name Elizabeth Ehrhart
Date and place of marriage, April, 1850 in Tazewell Co., Illinois
Children's names, Philip, George, Conn (sp) & Adam Stoehr, Mrs GeorgeHeil, Mrs, Adam Fornoff, Mrs Katie Peterson and Mrs. Mary Metzger.
Listed survivors,
Place of buriel, Glendale Cemetery, Louisville Nebraska

Obituary of Louisa Fornoff Lohnes,
Plattsmouth Journal, Mon, Aug 8, 1938

Name, Louisa Fornoff LOHNES
Date of birth, 1873
Place of birth, Pekin, tazewell Co., Illinois
Date of death, Aug 5, 1938
Place of d., Cedar Creek, Nebraska
Parents' names, Adam & Elizabeth Tritsch FORNOFF
Spouse's name George Lohnes
Date and place of marriage, Feb 16, 1893 Cass Co., Nebraska
Children's names Adopted son Henry Larson
Listed survivors, her husband, George Lohnes, adopted son Henry Larsonand four grandchildren all of Cedar Creek.
Place of buriel, Glendale Cemetery, Louisville Nebraska.

Obituary of Jacob Fornoff,
Plattsmouth Journal, Thur. Feb. 9, 1928

Name, Jacob FORNOFF
Date of birth, Oct 15, 1869
Place of birth, Pekin, Tazewell Co., Illinois
Date of death, Feb 4, 1928
Place of d., Plattsmouth, Cass Co., Nebraska
Parents' names, Adam & Elizabeth Tritsch FORNOFF
Spouse's name, Veronica Schiessinger
Date and place of marriage, Apr 15, 1925 Cass Co., Nebraska
Children's names
Listed survivors, the widow, five sisters & three brothers; A.B. Fornoff of Louisville, Philip Fornoff of Cedar Creek, George Fornoff of this city (Plattsmouth) Mrs. Maggie Miller residing in Oklahoma, Mrs. George Lohnes, Cedar Creek, Mrs. John P. Meisinger, Plattsmouth, Mrs, J.C. Meisinger and Mrs. J.E. Meisinger of near Cedar Creek. There are also a number of nieces and nephews.
Place of buriel, Glendale Cemetery, louisville Nebraska

Obituary of Alice Stoehr Fornoff,
Plattsmouth Journal, Oct 30, 1947

Name, Alice Stoehr FORNOFF
Date of birth, Mar 2, 1869
Place of birth, Pekin Illinois
Date of death, Oct 28, 1947
Place of d., Louisville Nebraska
Parents' names, Christian & Elizabeth Ehrhart Stoehr
Spouse's name, Adam B. Fornoff
Date and place of marriage, Feb 11, 1870 Louisville, Nebraska
Children's names Fred of Fremont, Mrs. C.P. Busche of Hartley IA, WalterG. of Louisville and Florence Fornoff, also of Louisville.
Listed survivors, children and she was a sister-in-law of George FOrnoff, Mrs. John P. Meisinger adn Mrs. Ed Meisinger of Cass Co.
Place of buriel, Glendale Cemetery, Louisville Nebraska

Obituary of Adam B. Fornoff,
Louisville Weekly, Thur. Sept. 16, 1943

Name, Adam B. FORNOFF
Date of birth, Oct 16, 1865
Place of birth, Pekin Illinois
Date of death, Sept. 13, 1943
Place of d., Home in Cass Co.
Parents' names, Adam & Elizabeth Tritsch FORNOFF
Spouse's name, Alice STOEHR
Date and place of marriage, Feb 11, 1892 in Cass Co.
Children's names Fred Fornoff of Fremont, Mrs. C.P. Busche of HartleyIowa, Walter G. of Louisville, and Florence Fornoff, also of Louisville.
Listed survivors, wife, 4 children, 4 grandchildren, brothers and sistersas well as many nieces, nephews and many other relatives.
Place of buriel, Glendale Cemetery, Louisville Nebraska

Obituary of Elizabeth Fornoff Meisinger,
Plattsmouth Journal, May 27, 1940

Name, Elizabeth Fornoff MEISINGER
Date of birth, Jan 3, 1880
Place of birth, Pekin, Tazewell Co., Illinois
Date of death, May 26, 1940
Place of death, St. Joseph Hospital, Omaha Nebraska
Parents' names, Adam & Elizabeth Tritsch FORNOFF
Spouse's name, Jacob C. Meisinger
Date and place of marriage, June 1, 1898 Cass Co., Nebraska
Children's names, Mrs. Ed Tschirren, Otto Meisinger, Mrs Verna Kaffenberger, Reuben and Arnold Meisinger of Cedar Creek, and Elmer Meisinger of Omaha.
Listed survivors, The husband, (the above names) three sisters, and three brothers also Mrs. George Muller, Tuttle Oklahoma, Adam Fornonn, Louisville, Phillip Fornoff, George Fornoff, Mrs. J.P. Meisinger, Mrs. J.E. Meisinger, all of Plattsmouth.
Place of buriel, Oak Hill Cemetery, Plattsmouth Nebraska

Obituary of John A. Hennings,
Louisville Weekly Courier, Fri. May 12, 1922

Name, John A. HENNINGS
Date of birth, Mar 21, 1848
Place of birth, Hamburg, Germany
Date of death, Wed. May 3, 1922
Place of death, Cass Co. Nebraska
Parents' names, John & Catherina Neverman HENNINGS
Spouse's name, Margaret Jardine
Date and place of marriage, Feb 10, 1874 Cass Co., Nebraska
Children's names, Charles, William, Louis, Margaret, Emma, George and Myrtle Hennings, 3 children died during their youth.
Listed survivors, 7 children, Mrs. Mike Tritsch, Mrs. J.J. Meisinger, and Miss Myrtle Hennings of Plattsmouth, Charles H. William, Louis adn George all residing in the vicinity of Cedar Creek. One brother, Ferdinand Hennings of Eight Mile Grove precinct.
Place of buriel, Glendale Cemetery, Louisville Nebraska

Obituary of Charles C. Hennings,
Plattsmouth Journal, Nov 24, 1919

Name, Charles C. HENNINGS
Date of birth, Nov 13, 1847
Place of birth, Germany
Date of death, Nov 20, 1919
Place of death, at his farm, east of Louisville, Cass Co.
Parents' names, John C. & Sophia Hennings
Spouse's name, Mary Volk
Date and place of marriage, Feb 18, 1872 Cass Co.
Children's names, Jacob Charles, Ferdinand, Nicholas, Elizabeth, John, Charles H.J., Marie Emma, Annie Effie, Maggie M. & Ferdinand J. Hennings
Listed survivors, wife, ten children, Mrs. John a. Schafer of Creighton Ne., John F. Hennings, Pocassett, Oklahoma, Nicholas F. Hennings, Louisville, Jacob C. Hennings, Manley, Mrs. Fred Schafer and Mrs. George Schafer of Burwell, Nebraska, Mrs Edward H. Heil, Cedar Creek, and Charles F., Philip, adn Ferdinand Hennings all residing at home. Two brothers, John C. Hennings and Ferdinand J. Hennings residing in eight Mile Grove precinct.
Place of buriel, Glendale Cemetery, Louisville Nebraska

Obituary of Mary (Volk) Hennings,
Plattsmouth Journal, Monday, Dec 9, 1929

Name, Mary Volk HENNINGS
Date of birth, Feb 1, 1849
Place of birth, Pekin, Tazewell County, Illinois
Date of death, Dec. 9, 1929
Place of death, at home, Cedar Creek, Nebraska
Parents' names, Nicholas and Margaret Urish VOLK
Spouse's name, Charles C. Hennings
Date and place of marriage, Feb 18, 1872 Pekin, Tazewell County, Illinois
Children's names, Jacob Charles, Ferdinand, Nicholas, Elizabeth, John F., Charles H. J., Marie, Emma, Annie Effie, Maggie M., Ferdinand J. and Phillip Hennings
Listed survivors, Mrs Lizzie Schafer, Creighton; Mrs. Mary Schafer, Ferguson; John Hennings, Ferguson; Mrs, Anna Schafer, Ferguson; Mrs. Maggie Heil, Cedar Creek; Nicholas Hennings, Cedar Creek; and Charles, Phillip and Ferdinand who resided at home with the mother. There are also a large number of brothers and sisters.
Place of buriel, Glendale Cemetery, Louisville Nebraska

Obituary of Charles H. J. Hennings,
Plattsmouth Journal, Mon, Sept., 16, 1963

Name, Charles H. J. HENNINGS
Date of birth, Nov 26, 1879
Place of birth, Louisville, Cass County, Nebraska
Date of death, Sept. 12, 1963
Place of death, Cass County, Nebraska
Parents' names, Charles C. & Mary Volk HENNINGS
Spouse's name, none
Date and place of marriage,
Children's names, none
Listed survivors, A sister, Mrs. Marie Schafer of Crofton, and two brothers, Ferdinand & Phillip, both of Louisville, Nebraska.
Place of buriel, Glendale Cemetery, Louisville Nebraska

Obituary of Catherine (Schafer) Meisinger,
Plattsmouth Journal, Jan 14, 1926

Name, Catherine Schafer MEISINGER
Date of birth, Sept 20, 1847
Place of birth, Hessen-Darmstadt, Germany
Date of death, Thursday, Jan 14, 1926
Place of death, Cass County, Nebraska
Parents' names, Anton & Anna Catherina Scherer Schafer
Spouse's name, Conrad "Coon" Meisinger
Date and place of marriage, Jun 1867 in Pekin, Tazewell County, Illinois
Children's names Elizabeth Ann, Jacob Conrad, Eva "Effie", Emma, Anna, John Edward, Phillip Anton, Laura Louise, Matilda & John Leonard
Listed survivors,
Place of buriel, Oak Hill Cemetery, Plattsmouth, Cass Co., Nebraska

Obituary of Philip H. Meisinger,
Plattsmouth Journal, Thursday, Aug. 23, 1928

Name, Philip H. MEISINGER
Date of Birth, Dec. 22, 1854
Place of birth, Pekin, Tazewell County, Illinois
Date of death, Aug. 21, 1928
Place of death, Plattsmouth, Cass County, Nebraska
Parents' names, Geroge & Elizabeth Meisinger
Spouse's name, Elizabeth Lutz
Date and place of 1st marriage, Feb.2, 1882 Plattsmouth, Cass County, Nebraska
Children's names, Maria Anna, Clara Elizabeth, Magdalena Emma, Walter Bahls, Carl C. Meisinger
Listed survivors and each person's place of residence, Mrs. Meisinger and three children, Mrs. E.H. Tritsch, and Carl C. Meisinger, the daughters reside here and the sone at Lincoln, Nebraska. There are also two grandchildren, Adelia Tritsch Meisinger and Wilma Tritsch and one great grand child, Elizabeth Marie Meisinger.
Place of buriel, Oak Hill Cemetery, Plattsmouth, Cass County, Nebraska

Obituary of George J. Meisinger,

Plattsmouth Journal, Monday, Dec. 9, 1929

Name, George J. MEISINGER
Date of Birth, April 21, 1874
Place of birth, Pekin, Tazewell County, Illinois
Date of death, Dec. 2, 1929
Place of death, Plattsmouth, Cass County, Nebraska
Parents' names, J. George & Eva Meisinger
Spouse's name, Nettie Honora Barker
Date and place of 1st marriage, Feb. 16, 1898 Maynard, Nebraska
Children's names, Matilda "Tillie" Eva, Flora Emma & Harley Horatio Meisinger
Listed survivors and each person's place of residence, Besideshis widow, three children, Mrs. C.J. Minner of Plattsmouth, Mrs. R.C. Farrar of Richmond California and Harley of Omaha, Five Grand-children, and a mother, Mrs. Eva Meisinger adn three brothers, Fred of Murray, Henry of Maynard and John of Cedar Creek.
Place of buriel, Oak Hill Cemetery, Plattsmouth, Cass County, Nebraska

Obituary of Maude Temple Hennings,

Fremont Tribune, 6 July 1945

Name, Maude Temple HENNINGS
Date of Birth, July 18, 1896
Place of birth, Harvard, Hamilton County, Nebraska
Date of death, July 4, 1945
Place of death, Fremont, Dodge County, Nebraska
Parents' names, Frank and Gertrude Yeoman TEMPLE
Spouse's name, Jacob Charles HENNINGS
Date and place of 1st marriage, March 4, 1904
Children's names, Mabel Hennings
Listed survivors, Her husband, a daughter, Mrs. Mabel Fornoff, and Grandson, Kenneth Fornoff, and a sister, Mrs. Addie Allen of Fremont, and a Brother, Thomas Temple of Omaha.
Place of buriel, Glendale Cemetery, Louisville, Cass Co., Nebraska

Obituary of Charles Henry Hennings,

Plattsmouth Journal, January 28? (date not quite legible), 1952

Name, Charles Henry HENNINGS
Date of Birth, Dec. 15, 1875
Place of birth, Cedar Creek, Cass County, Nebraska
Date of death, January 27, 1952
Place of death, Plattsmouth, Cass County, Nebraska
Parents' names, John and Margaret Hennings
Spouse's name, L. Ethel E. Barker
Date and place of marriage, December 4, 1907 at Cedar Creek, Cass County, Nebraska
Children's names, Laverne K., Faye, Elnora, Odetta, two other children unnamed
Listed survivors, Laverne K. Hennings of Plattsmouth, Mrs. Faye Bartek of South Omaha, Mrs. Elnora Barnard of Plattsmouth and Mrs. Odetta Sudduth of Plattsmouth; and his wife, Ethel. Two children preceded him in death. His parents and four brothers also preceded him in death.
Church affiliation, Methodist church at Louisville, Cass County, Nebraska
Place of buriel, Oak Hill cemetery, Plattsmouth, Cass County, Nebraska

Obituary of Emma L. Bridenstine Garrison,

possibly the Union Ledger, August 1904

Mrs. Emma Garrison.

      Born Feb. 19, 1860, at hamburg, Iowa. Died at 1 o'clock a. m., on Friday, Aug. 26, 1904, at the home in Lincoln, Neb.
      Deceased, whose maiden name was Emma L. Bridenstine, resided in this town and vicinity a number of years, and many friends here were surprised and shocked when the news of her sudden death was received. Her death was entirely unexpected, as she was in apparent good health when she retired that night. About 1 o'clock her husband's attention was attracted by a slight moan, and when he procured a light he found that she had passed away, death resulting from heart failure. The funeral services were held at 2 o'clock p. m. Sunday at their home, Howard St., Lincoln, and interment was made in one of the cemeteries of that city.
      Deceased was a daughter of Jacob Bridenstine, who was one of the early settlers of Cass county, residing at Rock Bluffs a number of years, and later near this village, afterwards moving to Kansas. She was a pupil of Judge Ramsey in the schools at Rock Bluffs in the early '70, moving to this vicinity a few years later. She was married Jan. 15, 1882, to Alonzo D. Garrison, and resided in this village several years. They have been living in Lincoln the past four years. She was a good Christian woman, and many of her childhood friends in this village and county are grieved to learn of her death.

A Card of Thanks.

      To the many friends who came to us with sympathy and assistance in our sad bereavement by death of our wife and daughter, we desire to express our sincere thanks. Such kindness is highly appreciated and will not be forgotten soon.
           G. W. Mills and Children.
            Jos. G. Beaudet and Wife.

Obituary of Emily (Murphy) Garrison,

probably the Union Ledger, December 1898
Obituary.

      Emily GARRISON. --Bron October 16, 1846, in Floyd county, Indiana. Died at the home in Union, Neb., on Tuesday, December 13, 1898, at 3 o'clock a. m.
      Deceased was the wife of George W. Garrison, to whom she was married November 27, 1894, and was a sister of Ezra Murphy. About a year ago it was discovered that she was suffering from cancer of breast which gradually extended to the lung despite the efforts of the best physicians to control it. During all those months of intense suffering she was patient and submitted with Christian resignment to the will of Him whom she had learned to love and worship. She had been confined to her bed about five weeks and for ten days prior to her death she was unconscious most of the time.
      In Mrs. Garrison's death the bereaved husband loses a kind and affectionate companion, this community loses a noble member of its society, and her absence will be felt in the church and Sabbath school, where she was an earnest and influential laborer. The funeral service was held at the Baptist church at 2 o'clock p. m. on Wednesday, Rev. S. R. Dillon conducting a touching and impressive service, taking for a test these words: "We know that if this earthly house of our tabernacle is dissolved we have a building of God, an house not made with hands, eternal in the Heavens." After the service a large concourse of sorrowing friends accompanied the remains to the last earthly resting place in the cemetery northeast of Union. The pall bearers were G. A. Rose, G. F. McNamee, Geo. N. LaRue, Wm. Wolfe, Frank Runyon, and John Klaurens.

Obituary of Amelia Anna (Newlin) Garrison,

possibly the Union Ledger, no date 1894

Obituary.

We are again called upon to record the death of one of our most worthy and estimable friends -- Mrs. Amelia Anna, wife of George W. Garrison. She was born in Preston county, Virginia, May 1st, 1836, and was married in Indiana August 9th 1855. They moved to Nebraska May 18th, 1859, where they have ever since resided. In the year 1854 Mrs. Garrison joined the Baptist church and up to her death was a consistent and devoted member, always ready to espouse the cause of true Christianity, and living a life worthy the emulation of those who chanced to know her. She was taken sick July 2nd with typho-malarial fever and endured her suffering with Christian fortitude. She was rational at all times, and up to 5:30 on Wednesday morning, the hour of her death, she knew all around her and evinced no evidence that the end of her life was so near. At 10 o'clock yseterday morning the body was borne to the Baptist church, where scores of friends had assembled to pay their last tribute of respect. Rev. Mickle, of Lincoln, delivered an able and touching discourse over the remains of the deceased. Loving friends had decorated the altar with flowers and plants. After the benediction the funeral cortege slowly wended its way to Union cemetery where the last sad rites were administered in memory of the good and loving woman.

A Card of Thanks.

We wish to gratefully acknowledge to all our friends the appreciation we feel for the help and sympathy extended to us during the illness and death of our wife and mother.
George W. Garrison & Family

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Obituaries of Cass County Residents

Obituary of Adam Fornoff, Plattsmouth Journal, May 22, 1924

Obituary of Mrs. E. S. Shepherd The Evening News, Plattsmouth, Cass County, Nebraska, 11 August 1906

Obituary of Robert Orr Hoback The Union Ledger, Union, Cass County, Nebraska, October 1900

Obituary of Elizabeth Tritsch Fornoff, Plattsmouth Journal, June 18, 1924

Obituary of Jacob Tritsch, Plattsmouth Journal, May 30, 1921

Obituary of Chris Stoehr, Plattsmouth Journal, Feb 17, 1913

Obituary of Louisa Fornoff Lohnes, Plattsmouth Journal, Mon, Aug 8, 1938

Obituary of Jacob Fornoff, Plattsmouth Journal, Thur. Feb. 9, 1928

Obituary of Alice Stoehr Fornoff, Plattsmouth Journal, Oct 30, 1947

Obituary of Adam B. Fornoff, Louisville Weekly, Thur. Sept. 16, 1943

Obituary of Elizabeth Fornoff Meisinger, Plattsmouth Journal, May 27, 1940

Obituary of John A. Hennings, Louisville Weekly Courier, Fri. May 12, 1922

Obituary of Charles C. Hennings, Plattsmouth Journal, Nov 24, 1919

Obituary of Mary (Volk) Hennings, Plattsmouth Journal, Monday, Dec 9, 1929

Obituary of Charles H. J. Hennings, Plattsmouth Journal, Mon, Sept., 16, 1963

Obituary of Catherine (Schafer) Meisinger, Plattsmouth Journal, Jan 14, 1926

Obituary of Philip H. Meisinger, Plattsmouth Journal, Thursday, Aug. 23, 1928