LUDWIG REHLING PASSES AWAY AT HOME WEDNESDAY
Death Takes Respected Member From Ranks Of Pioneers
This community was saddened this week at the news of the death of one of its highly respected pioneers, Ludwig Rehling. He passed away at his home, early Wednesday, following a prolonged illness at the age of 69 years and eleven months.
His death marks the passing of one of Pender's early day citizens, who saw and helped cause the development of this agricultural country. When a lad of seventeen he arrived in America from Germany and for several years lived in Dodge County, moving to Thurston County in 1889, the year Thurston County was officially organized.
The funeral will be conducted by R. F. Remme Saturday. Services at the home will be at one o'clock and at the St. Petri's Lutheran Church at 2 p.m., Rev. Krauleidies officiating.
The Times expresses their sympathy to the bereaved family of Mr. Rehling.
Obituary
Johann Herman Ludwig Rehling was born February 17, 1863 in Osternburg, Germany. In 1880, when 17 years old, Mr. Rehling came to the United States of America and stayed first in Dodge County, Nebraska. Later, in 1889 he moved to Thurston County near Pender, where the deceased lived until his death.
In 1889 Mr. Rehling entered the holy state of matrimony with Miss Hermine Matha Mary Barkemeyer. This union was blessed with four children, one daughter and three sons, one son preceded him in death.
Last Wednesday, January 18, Mr. Rehling was called away after sickness of a long period.
The deceased leaves to mourn his death his wife, Mrs. Ludwig Rehling, his daughter, Mrs. Fred Heineman, Pender, and his sons, Herman of Dalton and Louis of Pender. Besides these the deceased leaves ten grandchildren, three brothers and three sisters and many other relatives and friends.
Mr. Rehling died after he had reached an age of 69 years and 11 months.
May he rest in peace.
The Pender Times, January 20, 1933
An additional obituary may be found in The Pender Republic, January 20, 1933.
Contributor: JMiller (48877566) • [email protected]
Death Takes Respected Member From Ranks Of Pioneers
This community was saddened this week at the news of the death of one of its highly respected pioneers, Ludwig Rehling. He passed away at his home, early Wednesday, following a prolonged illness at the age of 69 years and eleven months.
His death marks the passing of one of Pender's early day citizens, who saw and helped cause the development of this agricultural country. When a lad of seventeen he arrived in America from Germany and for several years lived in Dodge County, moving to Thurston County in 1889, the year Thurston County was officially organized.
The funeral will be conducted by R. F. Remme Saturday. Services at the home will be at one o'clock and at the St. Petri's Lutheran Church at 2 p.m., Rev. Krauleidies officiating.
The Times expresses their sympathy to the bereaved family of Mr. Rehling.
Obituary
Johann Herman Ludwig Rehling was born February 17, 1863 in Osternburg, Germany. In 1880, when 17 years old, Mr. Rehling came to the United States of America and stayed first in Dodge County, Nebraska. Later, in 1889 he moved to Thurston County near Pender, where the deceased lived until his death.
In 1889 Mr. Rehling entered the holy state of matrimony with Miss Hermine Matha Mary Barkemeyer. This union was blessed with four children, one daughter and three sons, one son preceded him in death.
Last Wednesday, January 18, Mr. Rehling was called away after sickness of a long period.
The deceased leaves to mourn his death his wife, Mrs. Ludwig Rehling, his daughter, Mrs. Fred Heineman, Pender, and his sons, Herman of Dalton and Louis of Pender. Besides these the deceased leaves ten grandchildren, three brothers and three sisters and many other relatives and friends.
Mr. Rehling died after he had reached an age of 69 years and 11 months.
May he rest in peace.
The Pender Times, January 20, 1933
An additional obituary may be found in The Pender Republic, January 20, 1933.
Contributor: JMiller (48877566) • [email protected]
LUDWIG REHLING PASSES AWAY AT HOME WEDNESDAY
Death Takes Respected Member From Ranks Of Pioneers
This community was saddened this week at the news of the death of one of its highly respected pioneers, Ludwig Rehling. He passed away at his home, early Wednesday, following a prolonged illness at the age of 69 years and eleven months.
His death marks the passing of one of Pender's early day citizens, who saw and helped cause the development of this agricultural country. When a lad of seventeen he arrived in America from Germany and for several years lived in Dodge County, moving to Thurston County in 1889, the year Thurston County was officially organized.
The funeral will be conducted by R. F. Remme Saturday. Services at the home will be at one o'clock and at the St. Petri's Lutheran Church at 2 p.m., Rev. Krauleidies officiating.
The Times expresses their sympathy to the bereaved family of Mr. Rehling.
Obituary
Johann Herman Ludwig Rehling was born February 17, 1863 in Osternburg, Germany. In 1880, when 17 years old, Mr. Rehling came to the United States of America and stayed first in Dodge County, Nebraska. Later, in 1889 he moved to Thurston County near Pender, where the deceased lived until his death.
In 1889 Mr. Rehling entered the holy state of matrimony with Miss Hermine Matha Mary Barkemeyer. This union was blessed with four children, one daughter and three sons, one son preceded him in death.
Last Wednesday, January 18, Mr. Rehling was called away after sickness of a long period.
The deceased leaves to mourn his death his wife, Mrs. Ludwig Rehling, his daughter, Mrs. Fred Heineman, Pender, and his sons, Herman of Dalton and Louis of Pender. Besides these the deceased leaves ten grandchildren, three brothers and three sisters and many other relatives and friends.
Mr. Rehling died after he had reached an age of 69 years and 11 months.
May he rest in peace.
The Pender Times, January 20, 1933
An additional obituary may be found in The Pender Republic, January 20, 1933.
Contributor: JMiller (48877566) • [email protected]
Death Takes Respected Member From Ranks Of Pioneers
This community was saddened this week at the news of the death of one of its highly respected pioneers, Ludwig Rehling. He passed away at his home, early Wednesday, following a prolonged illness at the age of 69 years and eleven months.
His death marks the passing of one of Pender's early day citizens, who saw and helped cause the development of this agricultural country. When a lad of seventeen he arrived in America from Germany and for several years lived in Dodge County, moving to Thurston County in 1889, the year Thurston County was officially organized.
The funeral will be conducted by R. F. Remme Saturday. Services at the home will be at one o'clock and at the St. Petri's Lutheran Church at 2 p.m., Rev. Krauleidies officiating.
The Times expresses their sympathy to the bereaved family of Mr. Rehling.
Obituary
Johann Herman Ludwig Rehling was born February 17, 1863 in Osternburg, Germany. In 1880, when 17 years old, Mr. Rehling came to the United States of America and stayed first in Dodge County, Nebraska. Later, in 1889 he moved to Thurston County near Pender, where the deceased lived until his death.
In 1889 Mr. Rehling entered the holy state of matrimony with Miss Hermine Matha Mary Barkemeyer. This union was blessed with four children, one daughter and three sons, one son preceded him in death.
Last Wednesday, January 18, Mr. Rehling was called away after sickness of a long period.
The deceased leaves to mourn his death his wife, Mrs. Ludwig Rehling, his daughter, Mrs. Fred Heineman, Pender, and his sons, Herman of Dalton and Louis of Pender. Besides these the deceased leaves ten grandchildren, three brothers and three sisters and many other relatives and friends.
Mr. Rehling died after he had reached an age of 69 years and 11 months.
May he rest in peace.
The Pender Times, January 20, 1933
An additional obituary may be found in The Pender Republic, January 20, 1933.
Contributor: JMiller (48877566) • [email protected]
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Also known as Johann Herm. Ludwig - 69 years, 11 months old
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