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Birth	:	27 Jan 1909 Byron, Thayer County, Nebraska, USA
Death	:	21 Mar 1948 Belleville, Republic County, Kansas, USA
Burial	:	Pine Hill Cemetery, Quincy, Norfolk County, USA
Coordinate	:	42.2269520, -71.0349530
Description	:	The Hebron Journal (Hebron, NE), Thursday, February 21, 1935; pg. 5 Marriage Licenses Febr. 11 - Julius Harms, 26, Byron, Nebr., and Elsie Meyer, 24, Stoddard, Nebr. ======================= Chester Herald (Chester, NE), Thursday, February 28, 1935; pg. 6 MEYER - HARMES (sic) A very beautiful wedding was solemnized at the St. Paul's Lutheran church (sic) at Stoddard, Wednesday afternoon, Febr. 20th, at 2 o'clock, when Miss Elsie Meyer, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Herman Meyer became the bride of Mr. Julius Harmes (sic), son of Mrs. Albert Harmes (sic), the Rev. Hinkhouse officiating. Read More	The Hebron Journal (Hebron, NE), Thursday, February 21, 1935; pg. 5 Marriage Licenses Febr. 11 - Julius Harms, 26, Byron, Nebr., and Elsie Meyer, 24, Stoddard, Nebr. ======================= Chester Herald (Chester, NE), Thursday, February 28, 1935; pg. 6 MEYER - HARMES (sic) A very beautiful wedding was solemnized at the St. Paul's Lutheran church (sic) at Stoddard, Wednesday afternoon, Febr. 20th, at 2 o'clock, when Miss Elsie Meyer, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Herman Meyer became the bride of Mr. Julius Harmes (sic), son of Mrs. Albert Harmes (sic), the Rev. Hinkhouse officiating. The bridal couple entered to the strains of Loghrengrin (sic), which was played by Miss Lorine Hoops. Entering first were Mr. and Mrs. Arno Harmes (sic) and Miss Lydia Meyer. She wore an ankle-length dress of orchid crepe, made with a full flare on the right side and long lace sleeves. Her accessories were in white. Then came Richard Harms, brother of the groom, who acted as best man, and Miss Mildred Schwalm, cousin of the bride, as bride's maid. She wore a silk net dress of nile green, cape sleeves and ankle length and a sash of nile and peach taffeta. Her accessories were of white. The bride wore a dress of while crepe back satin, it was ankle length with a bodice of silk lace and large full sleeves to the elbow and tight fitting lace to the wrist with rhinestones and two while satin flowers at the neckline. Her cap shaped veil which was of silk tulle net was held in place by a beautiful orange blossom wreath. She wore a crystal necklace and a beautiful bracelet which was a gift from the groom. She carried a boquet (sic) of Sunset roses, baby's breath, sweet peas and fernery with streamers of satin. The groom wore a suit of dark blue A wedding dinner followed the ceremony. The decorations being pink and white. Forty-two guests were present. The bride's table had for centerpieces a large graduated wedding cake with pink rosebuds and a miniature bride and groom with an arch of pink and white buds in the center. This was decorated by the sister of the bride, Mrs. Emil Bohling, and on either side was a vase of rose, white and pink sweet peas and white candles. Waitresses at the bride's table were Mrs. Ernest Kroeger, Mrs. Emil Bolding and Miss Erna Meyer. Those present were: Rev. and Mrs. Hinkhouse, Mr. and Mrs. Emil Bohling and son Virgil, Mrs. Albert Harmes, Mr. and Mrs. Reinhold Harmes (sic) and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kroeger and son, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Freamkie, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Meyer and family, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Sasse, Mr. and Mrs. John Hoops and family, Arthur Theimer and Ferdinand Harmes. Out of town guests were: Mrs. Anna Kraft and William Kraft, Louisville; Mr. and Mrs. William Nits, Wann; Miss Mildred Schwalrm. Guests of the evening were: Mr. and Mrs. George Brettman and family, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Virus and family, Paul Virus and sons, Floyd and Edward and George Meyer and family. Many beautiful gifts were received. Mrs. Emil Bohling had charge of the gift room. About one hundred and fifty young folks came in to charivari them that evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harmes (sic) will reside on a farm one half mile south of Byron. ========================== The Belleville Telescope (Belleville, KS), Thursday, April 1, 1948; pg. 8 Julius Harms Julius John Otto Harms, son of Albert and Emma Sasse Harms was born at Byron, Neb., on January 27, 1909, and died at Belleville hospital on Palm Sunday evening, March 21, following a painful and lingering illness of five weeks, at the age of 39 years, one month and 23 days. He receiving the washing of regeneration in holy baptism by the Rev. Mr. Schultz on February 7, 1909. Following the usual religious instruction he was confirmed by the Rev. L.C. Lentz of St. John's church (sic) on August 19, 1923 and received his first communion. Mr. Harms was united in marriage to Elsie Meyer on February 20, 1935, and to this union were born four children, Merlyn, Duane, Alene and Margaret. He was engaged in farming most of his life in the vicinity of Byron. For many years he was a loyal member of St. Paul's church (sic). His father preceded him in death. Besides his wife and children, he is survived by his mother, Mrs. Emma Harms and four brothers, Reinhold, Richard, Arno and Ferdinand. Funeral services were held at St. Paul's church (sic) Byron on Wednesday afternoon, March 24. Burial was in the parish cemetery. Julius Harms passed away at the Belleville hospital on Palm Sunday morning, March 21st, at 11:30, folowing (sic) a painful and lingering illness of five weeks. Julius John Otto Harms was born at Byron, Neb., on January 27, 1909. He was a son of Albert Harms and his wife Emma Sasse. He received the washing of regeneration in holy baptism by Rev. Schultz on Feb. 7, 1909. Following the usual religious instruction he was confirmed by Rev. L.C. Lentz of St. John Church on August 19, 1923. Thereupon he received his first communion. He was united in marriage to Elsie Meyer on February 20, 1935. Their marriage was blessed with four children, Merlyn, Duane, Alene and Margaret. Mr. Harms was engaged in farming practically all of his life in the vicinity of Byron. For many years he was a loyal member of St. Paul's church (sic). His father, Albert Harms, preceded him in death. He is survived by his wife, two sons and two daughters, his mother, Mrs. Emma Harms and four brothers, Reinhold, Richard, Arno and Ferdinand. He attained the age of 39 years, 1 month and 23 days. Funeral services were held at St. Paul's Church, Byron, on Wednesday afternoon, March 24th. His body was laid to rest in the parish cemetery.

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Where is Julius John Otto Harms's memorial?
Julius John Otto Harms's memorial is located at: Pine Hill Cemetery, Quincy, Norfolk County, USA.
When did Julius John Otto Harms death?
Julius John Otto Harms death on 21 Mar 1948 in Belleville, Republic County, Kansas, USA
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Latitude: 42.2269520
Longitude: -71.0349530

Family Members:

Parent

Albert Johann NNicklaus Harms

(1878 - 1929)

Emma Sasse Harms

(1881 - 1954)

Spouse

Elsie Anna Dorathea Meyer Harms

(1910 - 1987)

Siblings

Reinhold William Ernest Harms

(1905 - 1981)

Richard Friedrich Harms

(1911 - 1995)

Children

Merlyn Albert Harms

(1936 - 1956)

Duane Julius Harms

(1939 - 1959)

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Nearby Cemetories:

1. Pine Hill Cemetery
Quincy, Norfolk County, USA
Coordinate: 42.2269520, -71.0349530

2. Blue Hill Cemetery
Braintree, Norfolk County, USA
Coordinate: 42.2144012, -71.0357971

3. Hall Cemetery
Quincy, Norfolk County, USA
Coordinate: 42.2459984, -71.0283127

4. Saint Marys Cemetery
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Coordinate: 42.2467117, -71.0289230

5. Elm Street Cemetery
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Coordinate: 42.2209000, -71.0028000

6. Lakeside Cemetery
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Coordinate: 42.2049700, -71.0098000

7. Christ Church Burial Ground
Quincy, Norfolk County, USA
Coordinate: 42.2441500, -71.0021070

8. Pond Street Cemetery
Braintree, Norfolk County, USA
Coordinate: 42.1996994, -71.0111008

9. Hancock Cemetery
Quincy, Norfolk County, USA
Coordinate: 42.2506190, -71.0037540

10. United First Parish Church
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Coordinate: 42.2511710, -71.0030720

11. Milton Cemetery
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Coordinate: 42.2565613, -71.0679016

12. Dyer Hill Cemetery
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Coordinate: 42.1924000, -71.0084200

13. Mount Wollaston Cemetery
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Coordinate: 42.2588997, -70.9985962

14. Plain Street Cemetery
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Coordinate: 42.1976617, -70.9937386

15. Oakland Cemetery
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Coordinate: 42.1838989, -71.0511017

16. Sailors Home Cemetery
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Coordinate: 42.2691300, -71.0001500

17. Lindwood Memorial Park
Randolph, Norfolk County, USA
Coordinate: 42.1753006, -71.0291977

18. Moses Mendelsohn Memorial Park
Randolph, Norfolk County, USA
Coordinate: 42.1750400, -71.0268600

19. Temple Emanuel Memorial Park
Randolph, Norfolk County, USA
Coordinate: 42.1747800, -71.0288900

20. Ashwood Cemetery
Weymouth, Norfolk County, USA
Coordinate: 42.2149400, -70.9659300

21. Central Cemetery
Randolph, Norfolk County, USA
Coordinate: 42.1739006, -71.0333023

22. Cedar Grove Cemetery
Dorchester, Suffolk County, USA
Coordinate: 42.2783890, -71.0576782

23. White Cemetery
Braintree, Norfolk County, USA
Coordinate: 42.1925100, -70.9748800

24. Village Cemetery
Weymouth, Norfolk County, USA
Coordinate: 42.2124138, -70.9613800