Wells Family - Person Sheet
Wells Family - Person Sheet
NameNancy Jane Sacks 
Birth10 Sep 1872, Atchison, Atchison Co, KS
Death1 Sep 1901, Atchison, Atchison Co, KS
BurialSacks Family Cem, Oak Mills, Aitchison Co, KS
FatherHenry Sacks (1827-1914)
MotherRhoda Ann Johnson (1847-1919)
Misc. Notes
[Obituary] The Leavenworth Times (Leavenworth, KS) - Tuesday, 3 Sep 1901, Pg 6
MRS. NANCY FAHN DIES.
Daughter of Henry Sacks, the Oak Mills Farmer. Mrs. Nancy Fahn died at the Leavenworth hospital Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock, of peritonitis.
She succumbed to death after an illness of one week. She leaves three little children. Nancy Fahn is the daughter of Henry Sacks of Oak Mills. The deceased was taken to that place yesterday morning, where interment was made in the family cemetery. Nancy Fahn was 29 years of age. She had resided at 223 Shawnee street in Leavenworth for the past ten months. She came here from St. Joseph.
Her husband, Joseph Fahn, was drowned near St. Joseph last November. A short time before his death one of the little children left home and when found was in the mud of a nearby lake. The child had stood in mud up to its neck for forty-eight hours when found. Mrs. Fahn had supported herself and children in this city by keeping boarders.
MRS. NANCY FAHN DIES.
Daughter of Henry Sacks, the Oak Mills Farmer. Mrs. Nancy Fahn died at the Leavenworth hospital Sunday evening at 7:30 o'clock, of peritonitis.
She succumbed to death after an illness of one week. She leaves three little children. Nancy Fahn is the daughter of Henry Sacks of Oak Mills. The deceased was taken to that place yesterday morning, where interment was made in the family cemetery. Nancy Fahn was 29 years of age. She had resided at 223 Shawnee street in Leavenworth for the past ten months. She came here from St. Joseph.
Her husband, Joseph Fahn, was drowned near St. Joseph last November. A short time before his death one of the little children left home and when found was in the mud of a nearby lake. The child had stood in mud up to its neck for forty-eight hours when found. Mrs. Fahn had supported herself and children in this city by keeping boarders.