Ebenfeld Cemetery

Okeene, Blaine County, Oklahoma

Submitted by: Jim Couch

Maria "Maggie" Katharina (Lehr) Arnbrecht

1842 ~ Sep 9 1910

Published Fri Sep 16, 1910 The Okeen Leader

Mrs Maggie Arnbrecht, died Sept 9th at home of her daughter, Mrs Adam Fisher' the funeral was held the German Babtist Church, Henry Rusch and R v, Rumble conducting the ceremonies. The burial was made at the Shafer Cemetery four miles south of Okeene  The deceased was sixty=seven years old, she was the mother of Mrs Adam Fisher and Jacob Arnbrecht.

Card of thanks

We desire to extend our most heartfelt thanks to all friends and reighbor-, for their kindness and solicitude, during the illness and death of our beloved mother and brotheer.
Jacob Arnbrecht and Family,
A. A. Fisher and Family,
Chas. Laubach and Family,
Emanuel Baker and Family,
Benj. Schafer and Family.

Note from submitter: Maria Arnbrecht's husband,  Heinrich Franz Arnbrecht died in 1891 but not in Marion county Kansas, that is mentioned where, (her daughter) Amelia was from before she married Adam Fisher. He passed some place else based on the probate record in 1901 Marion county Kansas.

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