Antoinette was the oldest of five children born to Albert and Olilia Ebelhar Kuper at Glennonville, Mo., on January 1, 1917. As the oldest child, she learned early in life to assume responsibility for her three younger brothers and little sister. Antoinette’s formal education began at St. Teresa Elementary School, Glennonville, in 1923. She came…
Mount Saint Joseph Necrologies
The Ursuline Sisters of Mount Saint Joseph Necrology contains biographical information for Sisters buried at Mount Saint Joseph Cemetery.
Many entries include a Marker Location (for example, “Row D No. 55”), which corresponds to a location on the cemetery map.
Sister Angela Marie Krampe II
Born at Browns Valley, Kentucky, on March 3, 1907, Mary Helena was the daughter of Anthony and Effie Turner Krampe. Anthony Krampe had served as the farm manager at the Mount. She received her early education at St. Anthony School in Browns Valley and at St. Peter of Alcantara School in Stanley. After attending Mount…
Sister Angela Marie Krampe I
Mary Angela was born on July 25, 1899, and blessed with generous and pious parents, Anthony and Effie Turner Krampe of Pettit, Kentucky. Anthony Krampe had served as the farm manager at the Mount. Their deep faith was shown by their generosity to the church. Though there were nine children to care for and educate,…
Sister Mary Elizabeth Krampe
Mary Elizabeth Krampe was born on June 21, 1918, in Owensboro, Ky. She was the youngest of 12 children of Joseph John Krampe and Elizabeth Bickwermert Krampe. Her brothers and sisters were Joseph, Veronica, William, Leo, Paul, Louis, Frank (who died in infancy), a baby sister who died at birth, Sister Mary Aurea, a Benedictine…
Sister Mary Ann Krampe
Mary Frances, youngest of 13 children of Joseph Anthony and Effie Turner Krampe, was born September 17, 1910, in Browns Valley, Ky. She had a half-sister from her father’s first marriage. Five siblings died in infancy. Mary Frances’ faith journey began the very next day with baptism at St. Anthony Church. Mary Frances began her…
Sister Antoinette Krampe
Mary Aloysius was born on Aug. 31, 1896, in St. Joseph, Ky., to Joseph and Effie Turner Krampe. At this time her father was overseer at Mount Saint Joseph. She was one of 13 children and when her father found the meager salary he received as overseer insufficient to sustain them, the family moved to…
Sister Angela Kohl
Mary Lelia was born to Peter and Mary Snipes Kohl of Henderson, Kentucky, on December 4, 1872. Following her early education, Lelia came to Mount Saint Joseph Academy in 1888, graduating in the spring of 1893. Her parents were not Catholic, so Mary Lelia had never been baptized. She was aware of their strong prejudice…
Sister Mary Jamesetta Knott
Mildred Louise, the second child of 11, was born March 23, 1925, at Wilhelmina, Mo., to James Eugene and Virgie Lee Horrell Knott. Her faith journey began with baptism at Sacred Heart Church, Wilhelmina, on March 29, 1925. In August 1930, her formal education began at Wilhelmina Public School and continued through eighth grade there.…
Sister Mary Mercedes Knott
Sister Mary Mercedes, known as Kate, began life’s journey in Knottsville, Ky., when she became the first addition to the new family started by James Eugene and Virgi Lee Horrell Knott. Mary Catherine was born on a wintry Saturday, February 10, 1923. On the first Saturday of March she was baptized at St. William Catholic…
Sister Mary Louise Knott
Mary Louise Knott was born to Proctor and Mary Florence (Thompson) Knott on September 22, 1929, in Browns Valley, Ky. Mary Louise was the fourth child of 12 children but the first girl of the family. Supposedly the Knott family practically lived in the church and school at St. Anthony, Browns Valley. It was in…