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Mary Bartunek Cutler
Sep 1855 – 25 Mar 1943
| Birth | Sep 1855 |
| Death | 25 Mar 1943 |
| Cemetery | Hillside Cemetery Wolbach , Greeley County , Nebraska , USA |
| Added by | Linda Berney on 11 Jan 2012 |
| FaG | https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/60896594 |
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From The Wolbach Messenger, Wolbach, Nebraska, Thursday, April 1, 1943, Transcribed by Linda Berney: Funeral Held for Mrs. Mary Cutler – Friends and relatives paid final respects to one of Greeley county's oldest pioneers at funeral services conducted for Mrs. Mary Cutler at 2:45 Sunday from Trinity Lutheran church. Rev. H. P. Anderson had charge of the services and interment was in Hillside cemetery under the direction of McIntyres. Mrs. Cutler had been in poor health for about six years and had been bedfast since April, 1940. She became seriously ill on the morning of March 22 and passed away peacefully at 10:30 Thursday night. Casket bearers were Norman, Carl and Clifford Hansen, Russell Wooley, John Banka and Ed Kolar. Flower bearers were Ella Herman, Jessie Fox, Odetta Nielsen, Loretta Smith, Hazel Wagner, Clara Bower and Ethel Christensen. OBITUARY -- Mary Bartunek Cutler was born September 1855 at Oujecdec, Kutna Hora county, Czechoslovakia and passed away at Wolbach, Nebr., March 25, 1943 at the age of 87 years and six months. She was baptized and confirmed in the Lutheran church in Czecho-Slovakia. In 1881 she came to the United States, working for a year in New York City and came to Wolbach in 1882. Being among the very early pioneers of this section she helped in the building of a new community, and knew the hardships and difficulties of pioneer life. She was married in 1887 at St. Paul, Neb., to Francis M. Cutler. To this union three daughters were born, the eldest, Polly, being the first child born in the new community. A daughter, Jennie died in infancy. With high courage and unselfish devotion which was an inspiration to those who knew her, she early assumed full responsibility for the support of her family. She lived until her death with her daughter, Mrs. Polly Greer Marcoe, and son-in-law, D. H. Marcoe. Surviving are the two daughters, Mrs. Marcoe and Mrs. Barbara Hansen of Ericson; a brother, John Bartunek of St. Paul; four half-brothers, Frank and Louis Bartunek of Wolbach, Antone Bartunek of Ord and James Bartunek of Loup city; seven grandchildren, 2d Lt. Victoria Hansen, A.N.C., Mrs. Margaret Banks, Mrs. Alice Kesselder, Mrs. Doris Wooley, Carl, Norman and Clifford Hansen and ten great grandchildren and other relatives. CARD OF THANKS – We extend our heartfelt thanks to the neighbors and friends for their thoughtfulness and to everyone who helped in any way during the long illness and at the time of the death of our beloved mother and grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Marcoe, Mr. and Mrs. Peder Hansen, The Grandchildren.
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- Joseph Bartunek 1857–1924
- Barbara Bartunek Suntych 1859–1938
- John Bartunek 1864–1944
- Katherine "Katie" Bartunek Eret 1869–1896
- James Anton Bartunek Sr 1871–1953
- Anton Bartunek 1873–1951
- Frank Bartunek 1875–1957
- Louis Bartunek 1877–1948
- Paul Peter Bartunek 1881–1938
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