The stone is engraved with the wrong death date. Actual death was 21 Apr 1917.
Henry emigrated from the Paderborn area of Germany. A brother and sister also came here. Henry eventually settled in Shelby County. Two children died as infants and four lived to adulthood, John, Henry Jr, Kate Vonderheide and Sadie Knust.
Henry's story is included in the book, "Six Sons to Carry My Casket: The Vonderheide Family in Shelby and Effingham Counties."
Henry emigrated from the Paderborn area of Germany. A brother and sister also came here. Henry eventually settled in Shelby County. Two children died as infants and four lived to adulthood, John, Henry Jr, Kate Vonderheide and Sadie Knust.
Henry's story is included in the book, "Six Sons to Carry My Casket: The Vonderheide Family in Shelby and Effingham Counties."
The stone is engraved with the wrong death date. Actual death was 21 Apr 1917.
Henry emigrated from the Paderborn area of Germany. A brother and sister also came here. Henry eventually settled in Shelby County. Two children died as infants and four lived to adulthood, John, Henry Jr, Kate Vonderheide and Sadie Knust.
Henry's story is included in the book, "Six Sons to Carry My Casket: The Vonderheide Family in Shelby and Effingham Counties."
Henry emigrated from the Paderborn area of Germany. A brother and sister also came here. Henry eventually settled in Shelby County. Two children died as infants and four lived to adulthood, John, Henry Jr, Kate Vonderheide and Sadie Knust.
Henry's story is included in the book, "Six Sons to Carry My Casket: The Vonderheide Family in Shelby and Effingham Counties."
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