John Ebben
1840 - 1903 (62 years)-
Name John Ebben Born 11 Oct 1840 Beugen en Rijkevoort, Noord Brabant, Netherlands 
Gender Male Immigration 1848 America - Line 16
Died 03 Oct 1903 Winona County, Minnesota Person ID I42146 Little Chute Genealogy Last Modified 10 Sep 2016
Father Arnoldus Ebben, b. 07 Oct 1805, Beugen en Rijkevoort, Noord Brabant, Netherlands , d. 26 Jul 1853 (Age 47 years) Mother Johanna Maria Ermers, b. 19 Jan 1801, Oeffelt, Noord Brabant, Netherlands , d. 27 Mar 1874 (Age 73 years) Married 06 May 1832 Beugen en Rijkevoort, Noord Brabant, Netherlands Family ID F3982 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Mary Jane Cain, b. cir 1846, d. 1899, Winona County, Minnesota (Age ~ 53 years) Married 03 Dec 1870 Winona County, Minnesota Children 1. James Arnold Ebben, b. 28 Apr 1873, St Charles, Winona Co, Minnesota , d. 10 Dec 1943, St Charles, Winona Co, Minnesota (Age 70 years)2. William Ebben, b. Feb 1874, Minnesota , d. 03 Oct 1903, St Charles, Winona Co, Minnesota (Age ~ 29 years)3. Julia Beatrice Ebben, b. 28 Apr 1876, St Charles, Winona Co, Minnesota , d. 26 Dec 1950, Chicago, Cook Co, Illinois (Age 74 years)4. John James Ebben, b. 04 Mar 1879, St Charles, Winona Co, Minnesota , d. 17 Nov 1964, Winona County, Minnesota (Age 85 years)5. Mary Ebben, b. 1880, Minnesota , d. 1941, St Charles, Winona Co, Minnesota (Age 61 years)Last Modified 21 Jul 2022 Family ID F184787 Group Sheet | Family Chart
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Notes - Funeral of Victims
St. Charles Witnesses Sad and Solemn Event This Week.
St. Charles never witnessed an event so solemn as was the triple funeral on Tuesday morning, when the bodies of John Ebben and his son Will and of Edward Murphy were conveyed to the Catholic Cemetery, just north of St. Charles. Father and son were interred in one grave.
A very large concourse of relatives and morning friends accompanied the three biers, that bore the victims of Saturday's destruction to their last resting places and many earnest prayers were offered for the bereaved ones, who are left to mourn the sudden and untimely death of their loved ones. Thank God for the hope of an eternal life beyond the grave, where the dead, fair and beautiful to look upon with not a trace of today's disfigurement will be reunited once more with those from whom they were so violently snatched away.
The Funeral of John Ebben and his son Will were held Tuesday morning Mass was said for them by Father Horan at his home and the remains were taken from the residence of Patrick Cain, where the poor mutilated bodies were blessed and given the last sad rites of their church. Father and son were buried in St. Mary' cemetery beside the wife and mother who preceded them a few years. May God give the bereaved children his grace to endure their loss.; Winona Republican-Herald, October 7, 1903, Page 6.
John Ebben was killed in the tornado of October 3rd, 1903.
- Funeral of Victims