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Household of Harmka (Harmka "Hattie") "Hattie" Kuper

She is married to John John Konstant.

They got married on October 4, 1921 at Twin Brooks, Grant Co., SD (Presb. Chr.), she was 26 years old.

John John Konstant

Marriage source: Johnson, Katherine(Willms), J.J. Konstant/Harmka Kuper FGS, (Milbank SD, KOWJ, xxxi May MCMXCI)

JJK & HK were married in the Presb. Chr. <>

Notes about Harmka (Harmka "Hattie") "Hattie" Kuper

Harmka "Hattie" Kuper

Sources: Author: Johnson, Katherine(Willms); Title: J.J. Konstant/Harmka Kuper FGS, (Publication site: Milbank SD, Publisher: KOWJ, Publication date: xxxi May MCMXCI)

16 Mar 1924 - Baptized in Zion Presb. Chr. Faith = Zion Presb. Chr.

Occupation = Homemaker. Died in Whetstone Valley Nursing Home Hattie is buried in Presbyterian Cem.

KOWJ writes on xxvi Apr MCMXCIII FGS, "Hattie died from Heart Disease and Lung Disease"

Mrs. LaRie Hull wrote, "DIED IN WHETSTONE VALLEY NURSING HOME IN MILBANK ,SD. OF HEART & LUNG DISESE. ADDRESS TWIN BROOKS,SD. 9/1961. LIVING IN MILBANK IN 7/72. BAPTISED IN ZION PRESBY.CHURCH."

Author: NN (anonymous), Title: Jennie Sleper funeral book, (Publication site: Kilborn Twp., Grant Co., SD, Publisher: Presb. Chr., Publication date: Jan MCMXLI)

"Relatives Attending ... John Konstant Mrs H"
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Ancestors (and descendant) of Harmka Kuper

Harm Harms Kuper
1823-< 1934
Peter Kuper
1857-1932
Janna Groen
1857-1941

Harmka Kuper
1895-1984

1921

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