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From The Plain Speaker, Hazleton, Pennsylvania dated September 12, 1892:

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Died

Kishbach - At Hazleton, September 9, 1892, Mrs. Alonzo Kishbach, aged
23 years 6 months and 13 days.  Funeral Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock.
Short services at the house corner of Pine and Green streets.  Interment in
Hughsville cemetery.  J. F. Reinhart, funeral director.

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Ed Note - The hand written date on the copy of the above obituary that I
have shows a year of 1894.  It should read 1892.




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From The Plain Speaker, Hazleton, Pennsylvania dated January 8, 1932:

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Alonzo L. Kishbach
  Alonzo L. Kishbach, aged 61 years, 10 months and 13 days, died at his
home in Tomhicken, last evening at 7:05 o'clock.
  Mr. Kishbach had served the United States Government as rural mail carrier
in the Tomhicken district for the past 29 years.  He was a member of Fagan
Camp No. 267, Sons of Veterans.
  Besides his widow, he is survived by the following children:  Mrs. Fred
Dietzel, Harry and Mrs. Eugene Sorrells of Hazleton; Mrs. George Wagner,
Robert Kishbach and Mrs. George Kite of Tomhicken.  The following brother
and sisters also survive:  C. E. Kishbach, of Washington, D. C.; Mrs. Flora
Boock and Mrs. Cora Dorneman, both of Hazleton, as well as ten grandchildren.

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From The Standard Speaker, Hazleton, Pennsylvania dated February 12, 1952:

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Mrs. Effie Kishbach
  Mrs. Effie Kishbach, 82, of Tomhicken, died Sunday night about 9:15 at
the State Hospital shortly after she was admitted to that institution.
She was taken suddenly ill at noon yesterday.
  Mrs. Kishbach was a member of the Conyngham Reformed church.  Her husband,
Alonzo, preceded her in death about 20 years ago.
  Children surviving are:  Mrs. Eugene Sorrels, of Highland; Mrs. Valeria
Wagner and Mrs. George Kyte, of Tomhicken; a stepson Harry, and a
stepdaughter, Mrs. Anna Ditzel, both of Hazleton.
  There are two sisters and three brothers:  Mrs. Grace Heller, of Fern
Glen; Mrs. Gertrude Smith, of Perry, N. Y.; Roy Sides, of Berwick; Stanley,
of Mifflinville, and George of Tomhicken.

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