Dau of Bernard Rottinghaus
m: Herman Henry Willenbring, Apr 29 1890, Seneca, Nemaha Co KS.
ch: Mary, Sister Meleta, Joseph, Louis, Martha, Alphonse, Frank, Lawrence, Paul.
The Montrose Tidings, Montrose MO, Thursday, Aug 25 1938 - Mrs. H. H. Willenbring passed away at her home on Tuesday, August 23, at about 3 p.m. She has been in failing health the past two years due to defective heart action. Tuesday afternoon, complaining of feeling tired she reclined to her bed room to lie down, and fell into a peaceful slumber from which she never awakened. Anna Rottinghaus was born in Oldenburg, Germany, in the Alsace Loraine territory, on March 28, 1868. It was here she spent her childhood days. When six years old, she came with her parents to America, and they settled in Kansas at Seneca. On April 29, 1890 she married Herman Henry Willenbring. In 1900 they moved to Enid, Okla., where they lived five years. From there they moved to Montrose, Mo., where they have lived continuously since. To this union was born six boys and two girls. One daughter Mary and one son Lawrence preceded her in death. Besides the widower, she leaves her children, Joseph and Louis Willenbring of Kansas City, Alphonse of the home, Mrs. Leo Heiman of Montrose, Frank Willenbring of Appleton City, and Paul Willenbring of Pampa, Texas. She also leaves seven grandchildren, one sister and one brother, Mrs. Elizabeth Nordhus and Bernard Rottinghaus of Seneca, Kan., and a host of friends and neighbors. Mrs. Willenbring was a faithful ember of the Immaculate Conception Church and the Altar Society. She possessed a strong character and an old fashioned hospitality that never lost an opportunity to lend a helping hand to friend, neighbor and passerby. She was her husband's helper in all he did; supported movements for the community betterment and above and above all was a devoted mother, energetic and capable. Funeral services were conducted at the Immaculate Conception church on Thursday morning.
Obit Plubished in The Courier-Tribune, Seneca, Kansas Monday, August 29, 1938
Mrs. Henry Willembring Dead
Mrs. Annie Rottinghaus Willembring died at her home at Montrose, Mo., Tuesday, August 23rd of a heart weakness which followed a serious illness of pheumonia last spring. She was 70 the 29th of last March.
Annie Rottinghaus, daughter of Bernard and Agnes Rottinghouse, was born in Osterfeine, Germany. She came to Nemaha county with her parents at an early age. Their home was the old stone house which used to stand on a farm in the Nemaha valley on No. 63.
She was married about 40 years ago in St. Mary’s church to Henry Willembring. They spent about eight years of their married life in Nemaha county, then moved to Enid, Okla., for four years and to Montrose, Mo., 34 years ago.
A daughter, a Sister of the Order of the Precious Blood, died at Mariastein, Ohio, about 12 years ago; a son, nine years ago. There survive, the husband, Henry Willembring, a daughter, Mrs. Leo Heiman of Montrose; five sons: Joe and Louis of Kansas City, Alvin of the home; Frank of Montrose and Paul of Texas. There are seven grandchildren. Barney Rottinghaus of Seneca and Mrs. Henry Nordhus, Sr., St. Benedict, are the surviving brother and sister.
The funeral was held from Sts. Peter and Paul church in Montrose Thursday morning. Barney Rottinghaus and Henry Osterhaus, Sr., were in attendance. Mrs. Nordhus was unable to go
Obit courtesy of contributor: Jane Macke (48234634)
The following from bio of her husband:
"...Mr. Willenbring was married in Seneca, Nemaha County, Kansas, to Miss Anna Rottinghaus, who was born in Germany, the daughter of Bernard Rottinghaus, an early settler of Nemaha County, Kansas..."
m: Herman Henry Willenbring, Apr 29 1890, Seneca, Nemaha Co KS.
ch: Mary, Sister Meleta, Joseph, Louis, Martha, Alphonse, Frank, Lawrence, Paul.
The Montrose Tidings, Montrose MO, Thursday, Aug 25 1938 - Mrs. H. H. Willenbring passed away at her home on Tuesday, August 23, at about 3 p.m. She has been in failing health the past two years due to defective heart action. Tuesday afternoon, complaining of feeling tired she reclined to her bed room to lie down, and fell into a peaceful slumber from which she never awakened. Anna Rottinghaus was born in Oldenburg, Germany, in the Alsace Loraine territory, on March 28, 1868. It was here she spent her childhood days. When six years old, she came with her parents to America, and they settled in Kansas at Seneca. On April 29, 1890 she married Herman Henry Willenbring. In 1900 they moved to Enid, Okla., where they lived five years. From there they moved to Montrose, Mo., where they have lived continuously since. To this union was born six boys and two girls. One daughter Mary and one son Lawrence preceded her in death. Besides the widower, she leaves her children, Joseph and Louis Willenbring of Kansas City, Alphonse of the home, Mrs. Leo Heiman of Montrose, Frank Willenbring of Appleton City, and Paul Willenbring of Pampa, Texas. She also leaves seven grandchildren, one sister and one brother, Mrs. Elizabeth Nordhus and Bernard Rottinghaus of Seneca, Kan., and a host of friends and neighbors. Mrs. Willenbring was a faithful ember of the Immaculate Conception Church and the Altar Society. She possessed a strong character and an old fashioned hospitality that never lost an opportunity to lend a helping hand to friend, neighbor and passerby. She was her husband's helper in all he did; supported movements for the community betterment and above and above all was a devoted mother, energetic and capable. Funeral services were conducted at the Immaculate Conception church on Thursday morning.
Obit Plubished in The Courier-Tribune, Seneca, Kansas Monday, August 29, 1938
Mrs. Henry Willembring Dead
Mrs. Annie Rottinghaus Willembring died at her home at Montrose, Mo., Tuesday, August 23rd of a heart weakness which followed a serious illness of pheumonia last spring. She was 70 the 29th of last March.
Annie Rottinghaus, daughter of Bernard and Agnes Rottinghouse, was born in Osterfeine, Germany. She came to Nemaha county with her parents at an early age. Their home was the old stone house which used to stand on a farm in the Nemaha valley on No. 63.
She was married about 40 years ago in St. Mary’s church to Henry Willembring. They spent about eight years of their married life in Nemaha county, then moved to Enid, Okla., for four years and to Montrose, Mo., 34 years ago.
A daughter, a Sister of the Order of the Precious Blood, died at Mariastein, Ohio, about 12 years ago; a son, nine years ago. There survive, the husband, Henry Willembring, a daughter, Mrs. Leo Heiman of Montrose; five sons: Joe and Louis of Kansas City, Alvin of the home; Frank of Montrose and Paul of Texas. There are seven grandchildren. Barney Rottinghaus of Seneca and Mrs. Henry Nordhus, Sr., St. Benedict, are the surviving brother and sister.
The funeral was held from Sts. Peter and Paul church in Montrose Thursday morning. Barney Rottinghaus and Henry Osterhaus, Sr., were in attendance. Mrs. Nordhus was unable to go
Obit courtesy of contributor: Jane Macke (48234634)
The following from bio of her husband:
"...Mr. Willenbring was married in Seneca, Nemaha County, Kansas, to Miss Anna Rottinghaus, who was born in Germany, the daughter of Bernard Rottinghaus, an early settler of Nemaha County, Kansas..."
Dau of Bernard Rottinghaus
m: Herman Henry Willenbring, Apr 29 1890, Seneca, Nemaha Co KS.
ch: Mary, Sister Meleta, Joseph, Louis, Martha, Alphonse, Frank, Lawrence, Paul.
The Montrose Tidings, Montrose MO, Thursday, Aug 25 1938 - Mrs. H. H. Willenbring passed away at her home on Tuesday, August 23, at about 3 p.m. She has been in failing health the past two years due to defective heart action. Tuesday afternoon, complaining of feeling tired she reclined to her bed room to lie down, and fell into a peaceful slumber from which she never awakened. Anna Rottinghaus was born in Oldenburg, Germany, in the Alsace Loraine territory, on March 28, 1868. It was here she spent her childhood days. When six years old, she came with her parents to America, and they settled in Kansas at Seneca. On April 29, 1890 she married Herman Henry Willenbring. In 1900 they moved to Enid, Okla., where they lived five years. From there they moved to Montrose, Mo., where they have lived continuously since. To this union was born six boys and two girls. One daughter Mary and one son Lawrence preceded her in death. Besides the widower, she leaves her children, Joseph and Louis Willenbring of Kansas City, Alphonse of the home, Mrs. Leo Heiman of Montrose, Frank Willenbring of Appleton City, and Paul Willenbring of Pampa, Texas. She also leaves seven grandchildren, one sister and one brother, Mrs. Elizabeth Nordhus and Bernard Rottinghaus of Seneca, Kan., and a host of friends and neighbors. Mrs. Willenbring was a faithful ember of the Immaculate Conception Church and the Altar Society. She possessed a strong character and an old fashioned hospitality that never lost an opportunity to lend a helping hand to friend, neighbor and passerby. She was her husband's helper in all he did; supported movements for the community betterment and above and above all was a devoted mother, energetic and capable. Funeral services were conducted at the Immaculate Conception church on Thursday morning.
Obit Plubished in The Courier-Tribune, Seneca, Kansas Monday, August 29, 1938
Mrs. Henry Willembring Dead
Mrs. Annie Rottinghaus Willembring died at her home at Montrose, Mo., Tuesday, August 23rd of a heart weakness which followed a serious illness of pheumonia last spring. She was 70 the 29th of last March.
Annie Rottinghaus, daughter of Bernard and Agnes Rottinghouse, was born in Osterfeine, Germany. She came to Nemaha county with her parents at an early age. Their home was the old stone house which used to stand on a farm in the Nemaha valley on No. 63.
She was married about 40 years ago in St. Mary’s church to Henry Willembring. They spent about eight years of their married life in Nemaha county, then moved to Enid, Okla., for four years and to Montrose, Mo., 34 years ago.
A daughter, a Sister of the Order of the Precious Blood, died at Mariastein, Ohio, about 12 years ago; a son, nine years ago. There survive, the husband, Henry Willembring, a daughter, Mrs. Leo Heiman of Montrose; five sons: Joe and Louis of Kansas City, Alvin of the home; Frank of Montrose and Paul of Texas. There are seven grandchildren. Barney Rottinghaus of Seneca and Mrs. Henry Nordhus, Sr., St. Benedict, are the surviving brother and sister.
The funeral was held from Sts. Peter and Paul church in Montrose Thursday morning. Barney Rottinghaus and Henry Osterhaus, Sr., were in attendance. Mrs. Nordhus was unable to go
Obit courtesy of contributor: Jane Macke (48234634)
The following from bio of her husband:
"...Mr. Willenbring was married in Seneca, Nemaha County, Kansas, to Miss Anna Rottinghaus, who was born in Germany, the daughter of Bernard Rottinghaus, an early settler of Nemaha County, Kansas..."
m: Herman Henry Willenbring, Apr 29 1890, Seneca, Nemaha Co KS.
ch: Mary, Sister Meleta, Joseph, Louis, Martha, Alphonse, Frank, Lawrence, Paul.
The Montrose Tidings, Montrose MO, Thursday, Aug 25 1938 - Mrs. H. H. Willenbring passed away at her home on Tuesday, August 23, at about 3 p.m. She has been in failing health the past two years due to defective heart action. Tuesday afternoon, complaining of feeling tired she reclined to her bed room to lie down, and fell into a peaceful slumber from which she never awakened. Anna Rottinghaus was born in Oldenburg, Germany, in the Alsace Loraine territory, on March 28, 1868. It was here she spent her childhood days. When six years old, she came with her parents to America, and they settled in Kansas at Seneca. On April 29, 1890 she married Herman Henry Willenbring. In 1900 they moved to Enid, Okla., where they lived five years. From there they moved to Montrose, Mo., where they have lived continuously since. To this union was born six boys and two girls. One daughter Mary and one son Lawrence preceded her in death. Besides the widower, she leaves her children, Joseph and Louis Willenbring of Kansas City, Alphonse of the home, Mrs. Leo Heiman of Montrose, Frank Willenbring of Appleton City, and Paul Willenbring of Pampa, Texas. She also leaves seven grandchildren, one sister and one brother, Mrs. Elizabeth Nordhus and Bernard Rottinghaus of Seneca, Kan., and a host of friends and neighbors. Mrs. Willenbring was a faithful ember of the Immaculate Conception Church and the Altar Society. She possessed a strong character and an old fashioned hospitality that never lost an opportunity to lend a helping hand to friend, neighbor and passerby. She was her husband's helper in all he did; supported movements for the community betterment and above and above all was a devoted mother, energetic and capable. Funeral services were conducted at the Immaculate Conception church on Thursday morning.
Obit Plubished in The Courier-Tribune, Seneca, Kansas Monday, August 29, 1938
Mrs. Henry Willembring Dead
Mrs. Annie Rottinghaus Willembring died at her home at Montrose, Mo., Tuesday, August 23rd of a heart weakness which followed a serious illness of pheumonia last spring. She was 70 the 29th of last March.
Annie Rottinghaus, daughter of Bernard and Agnes Rottinghouse, was born in Osterfeine, Germany. She came to Nemaha county with her parents at an early age. Their home was the old stone house which used to stand on a farm in the Nemaha valley on No. 63.
She was married about 40 years ago in St. Mary’s church to Henry Willembring. They spent about eight years of their married life in Nemaha county, then moved to Enid, Okla., for four years and to Montrose, Mo., 34 years ago.
A daughter, a Sister of the Order of the Precious Blood, died at Mariastein, Ohio, about 12 years ago; a son, nine years ago. There survive, the husband, Henry Willembring, a daughter, Mrs. Leo Heiman of Montrose; five sons: Joe and Louis of Kansas City, Alvin of the home; Frank of Montrose and Paul of Texas. There are seven grandchildren. Barney Rottinghaus of Seneca and Mrs. Henry Nordhus, Sr., St. Benedict, are the surviving brother and sister.
The funeral was held from Sts. Peter and Paul church in Montrose Thursday morning. Barney Rottinghaus and Henry Osterhaus, Sr., were in attendance. Mrs. Nordhus was unable to go
Obit courtesy of contributor: Jane Macke (48234634)
The following from bio of her husband:
"...Mr. Willenbring was married in Seneca, Nemaha County, Kansas, to Miss Anna Rottinghaus, who was born in Germany, the daughter of Bernard Rottinghaus, an early settler of Nemaha County, Kansas..."
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