Showing posts with label Seelke. Show all posts
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Friday, November 28, 2014

1945 :: Burial of Annie Seelke



Mrs. Annie Kraatz Seelke, 82, wife of Charlie Seelke, died early Tuesday morning in Kings Daughters Hospital at Temple where she had been taken following a stroke. 

Funeral services were held this afternoon at 2:00 o'clock in the chapel at Phillips and Luckey Funeral Home with Rev. E.C. Elzey of the Lutheran Church officiating. Burial was made in the Murray Cemetery four miles north-west of Rockdale. 

Mrs. Seelke was a native of Washington County, Texas, but when very young came to Milam County and spent the remainder of her life in Bethlehem Community. 

She is survived by her husband, Charlie Seelke, three sons, Frank of Rockdale, Ed Seelke of Thrall, John Seelke of Austin; two daughters, Mrs. Tony Hunt of Rockdale and Mrs. Dora Jones of Thrall; two brothers, Will Kraatz of Cuero, Otto Kraatz of Rockdale. There are twenty-one grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. Rockdale Reporter, November 28, 1945




Tuesday, September 30, 2014

1900 :: Death of Emil Seelke


On this date in the year 1900 little two-month-old Emil Seelke died, presumably somewhere in Milam County, Texas . . . he is memorialized with an aged tombstone in the Murray Cemetery . . . his tombstone is located next to the tombstone of his father in Section A Row 10 . . .





Saturday, August 30, 2014

1958 :: Burial of Charlie Seelke


Charlie H. Seelke, 85, a long time citizen of the Rockdale vicinity, died last Thursday night in Johns hospital in Taylor. . . . Funeral services were held Saturday afternoon from Phillips and Luckey chapel where the Rev. F.T. Sager of Peace Lutheran church officated. Burial followed in the old Murray cemetery near Rockdale. . . . Rockdale Reporter, September 1958




Thursday, August 21, 2014

1972 :: Burial of Frank Seelke


On this date . . . the 21st day of August . . . in the year 1972 . . . Frank William Seelke is laid to rest in the Murray Cemetery . . . Frank was born on the 16th day of March in the year 1899 . . . and died on the 18th day of August . . . he was survived by his second wife, four sons, a stepson, four daughters, a brother, two sisters, 22 grandchildren, and eight great-grandchildren . . .





Tuesday, August 19, 2014

1917 :: Burial of Emory Seelke


On this date . . . the 19th day of August . . . in the year 1917 . . . little Emory Seelke is laid to rest in the Murray Cemetery in Milam County, Texas . . . he was born in Rockdale, Milam County, Texas on the 9th day of November in the year 1916 . . . and passed away in Rockdale on the 18th day of August at the age of one year nine months and ten days . . . his parents were Henry Seelke and Susie Ann Jones . . .




Saturday, August 9, 2014

1978 :: Burial of Tonie McLain



On this date in the year 1978 . . . the 9th day of August . . . Tonie Annie McLain nee Seelke is laid to rest in the Murray Cemetery in Milam County, Texas . . . survivors including the following children . . . Joe Brown of Rockdale . . . Alton Hunt of North Carolina . . . Mrs. Tony Wensein of Temple . . . Mrs. Edith Eickenhorst of Thorndale . . . 




Tuesday, February 4, 2014

1904 :: Death of Emma Seelke



Rockdale, Tex., Jan. 19. -- Emma Seelke, a German girl, aged 16, was quite seriously burned while engaged in burning off grass in a field in Holtzclaws Bottom, four miles northwest of here. Several persons were at work in the same field with the girl, but before they could reach her and render assistance the greater portion of her clothes were burned from her body. Dallas Morning News, January 20, 1904

Rockdale, Tex., Feb. 4. -- Emma Seelke, the German girl who was recently burned while engaged in burning off the grass in the Holtzclaw bottom, mention of which was made in The News at the time, died this morning in intense agony. Dallas Morning News, February 6, 1904 






Sunday, September 29, 2013

1913 :: Burial of Charlie Cook



One hundred years ago today . . . on the 29th day of September . . . in the year 1913 . . . Charlie Cook is laid to rest in an unmarked grave at the "Murry" Cemetery in Milam County, Texas . . . the informant on his death certificate is Charlie Seelke . . .