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Niess, Christian F. |
June 17, 1873-
March 25, 1946
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Christian
Niess, former Tappen resident, dies in Bismarck.
Christian Niess, 69 [72], formerly of Tappen, died at a Bismarck
Hospital, on Monday, March 25. He
had been a patient at the hospital for three days.
He was born June 17, 1873 in Russia.
He was a member of the Evangelical Church.
He had been making his home at the Baptist Nursing home in
Bismarck for sometime.
He
is preceded in death by his wife Elizabeth in 1930 and his son Henry in
1939. He is survived by ten
(10) sons – John, Chris, Fred, Jake, Ed, Harold, Dave, Dan, George
& Bill and three (3) daughters – Rose Briese, Martha Briese, and
E. Vera Everson. Funeral
services will be held on Thursday, March 28 at 2:00 p.m. at the Tappen
Evangelical Church.
Source:
Unknown
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Niess,
Elizabeth (Kapp) |
14 Jan 1878-
7 Apr 1930
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Mrs. Chris
Niess, Tappen, Dies Here
Mrs.
Elizabeth Niess, wife of Chris Niess of near Tappen, and mother of John
Chris Niess of
Jamestown
passed away this morning at 4:30 O’clock death being caused from the
after effects of an operation performed last week.
The deceased
was 52 years of age and was born in
Russia
. She has lived in this
country for a long period of time. Last
winter her son [David] was seriously burned when a gasoline lamp
exploded in his hands.
The
family moved from
Russia
27 years ago and lived at Carrington for a short time, then came to
Jamestown
where they made their home for five years and then moved to a farm south
of Tappen.
The
husband and a large family of children survive.
These include John and Chris Niess of Jamestown; Fred and Jacob
of Tappen, Mrs. Frank Briese and Mrs. J. H. Briese who live north and
south of Tappen respectively; Henry of St. Paul, Minn.; Edward E. of
Medina and the following at home, George, Emma, William, Daniel and
David.
Funeral
services will be held Wednesday afternoon at the Evangelical church at
Tappen and burial will be at Tappen and burial will be made in the
churchyard there.
[Note:
Harold Niess’ name is missing.]
Jamestown
Sun, Monday April 7, 1930
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