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Cora Young Krieg

Birth	:	12 Apr 1863 Warrensburg, Warren County, New York, USA
Death	:	16 Jan 1927 Mallard, Palo Alto County, Iowa, USA
Burial	:	Souleville Cemetery, Sherman County, USA
Coordinate	:	41.0782080, -98.7553360
Description	:	Emmetsburg Democrat Emmetsburg, Palo Alto, Iowa Wednesday, June 19, 1927 Mrs. John Krieg Called Sunday Was One of Pioneer Ladies of Ellington Township. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs. Cora Krieg died at her home at Mallard Sunday, January 16, at 12:45 a.m., at the age of 63 years, after a lingering illness of several months. She had undergone an operation in March, 1925, and never fully regained her strength, continually growing weaker until the end. She was born in... Read More	Emmetsburg Democrat Emmetsburg, Palo Alto, Iowa Wednesday, June 19, 1927 Mrs. John Krieg Called Sunday Was One of Pioneer Ladies of Ellington Township. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Mrs. Cora Krieg died at her home at Mallard Sunday, January 16, at 12:45 a.m., at the age of 63 years, after a lingering illness of several months. She had undergone an operation in March, 1925, and never fully regained her strength, continually growing weaker until the end. She was born in Warrensburg, New York April 12, 1863. At the age of ten, she moved with her parents to Pocahontas county where she grew to womanhood. March 23, 1881, she was united in marriage to John Krieg of Mallard, the ceremony being performed by Rev. Bennett of Emmetsburg. The same spring they settled on a homestead in Ellington township, being among the pioneer settlers of the community. On this homestead all of their eight children were born. The sons are John F., Alfred J., and Charles C. of Mallard and Floyd A. of Mason City. The daughters are Mrs. Rose Hillmer of Mallard and Mrs. John Zubler and Miss Mabel Krieg of Emmetsburg. One daughter, Alma, Died October 18, 1893. Her husband and all of her children were at her bedside when the end came. She leaves, besides her husband and children, two brothers --Dr. Alfred J. and Sanford Young of Warrensburg, N.Y. The burial was in Evergreen cemetery at Emmetsburg. The funeral was held Monday and was very largely attended. Rev. H.I. Pharo of Mallard officiated. Mrs. Krieg was a devout member of the M.E. church for several years and was an ardent and tireless worker for the interests of Christianity. She was not pretentious and did not aspire to any social position, but her interest was centered in her home and the loved ones she held dear. Her attachments to her friends were exceptionally strong and no sacrifice was too great for her to make for one in need. She was ever solicitous for the welfare of her husband and children and denied herself in order to give to those whom she held dear. Her hospitality was unbounded and no traveler in pioneer days ever passed her door without some show of her hospitality. She was a loving mother, and a true Christian and she enjoyed the respect of all who knew her. ======= FYI: No cemetery is listed in the following obituary: Emmetsburg Thursday Reporter Emmetsburg, Palo Alto, Iowa June 1, 1939 Personal_notes: The names of his sons should read Charles and Alfred. Horse Kills Elderly Man At Mallard John Krieg, 88, dies in Local Hospital 24 Hours After Being Kicked and Trampled John Krieg, 88, retired farmer, died in the local hospital Saturday of injuries suffered when trampled by a horse on Friday at the home of his son, Charles Krieg, two miles northeast of Mallard. The victim sustained a fractured scull, a broken arm and other injuries. Mr. Krieg, a resident of Mallard, had gone to his son's farm to visit. While there, he went out to the barn unaccompanied and it is thought he stumbled and fell near the horse, when the animal kicked and tramped on him. He was found by members of the Charles Krieg family and was rushed to the Emmetsburg Hospital about 7:30 Friday evening and passed away about 24 hours later. The deceased was preceeded in death by his wife and is survived by two sons, Charles and Elmer of Mallard and two daughters, Mrs. John Zubler of Mallard and Miss Mable Krieg of Des Moines, formerly employed in Emmetsburg. He retired from the farm about 25 years ago. The funeral services were held at Mallard Tuesday. We have not been supplied with further obituary details before going to press. === Emmetsburg Thursday Reporter Emmetsburg, Palo Alto, Iowa June 8, 1939 The following obituary facts were received too late to be included in the account of the death of John Krieg, of Mallard in last week's issue. John Casper Krieg was born in Switzerland December 25, 1851. At the age of three he came with his parents to the United States on a sail boat, the trip taking 65 days. They settled in Cincinatti, Ohio and lived there for several years, moving to Ottawa, Illinois and from there to Dubuque. In 1869 the family moved by ox team to Palo Alto County and settled in Ellington township. Their only possessions at the time were two cows, yoke of oxen, a mare and colt and 50 cents in cash. Logs were hauled from the timber to build their log house. At that time the land was all virgin prairie and the sod had to be broken up in preparation for the planting of crops the following spring. Feed and grain for seed were bought on credit. In 1870 Mr. Krieg worked for Tom Tobin, and in 1871 he worked in the brick yard in Fort Dodge. Lumber to build frame dwellings was hauled from Fort Dodge. The old town of Emmetsburg got all its wholesale products from that city also. When the family settled in Palo Alto County there were no railroads in that territory. In 1875 and 1876 Mr. Krieg broke 50 acres of Prairie, part of which was where the town of Mallard now stands. In 1881 he married Cora Young. They built a frame dwelling on 80 acres of land in Ellington Township, which land was homesteaded. They also planted trees on another 40 acres for a timber claim. ===

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Cora Young Krieg's memorial is located at: Souleville Cemetery, Sherman County, USA.
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Cora Young Krieg death on 16 Jan 1927 in Mallard, Palo Alto County, Iowa, USA
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Latitude: 41.0782080
Longitude: -98.7553360

Family Members:

Spouse

John Casper Krieg

(1851 - 1939)

Children

Lena Myrtle Krieg Zubler

(1883 - 1977)

John Fredrick Krieg

(1885 - 1968)

Charles Casper Krieg

(1895 - 1993)

Floyd Almon Krieg

(1906 - 1936)

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