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family of Henry Charles Krumwiede and Minna Sprehe in the front lawn of "The
Big House" on the Rupert Place circa 1914
3. Henry Charles KRUMWIEDE (9)
was born on 5 Nov 1862 in Henry, McHenry County, Illinois. He died on 21 Feb 1929
in Buckley, Iroquois County, Illinois. He was buried about 24 Feb 1929 in St. John's
Lutheran Cemetery, Buckley, Illinois.(2) Section A,
Row 13A, Plot 57 (There was some disagreement when I asked in the past about the
middle initial "C" in Henry's name. Some told me it stood for Charles,
but others said it stood for Conrad. With the purchase of a transcription of birth
records from Iroquois County, the mystery was solved. When Henry registered the births
of his children, he used his own full name in the registry, and gave his name as
Henry Charles.)
He was married to Anna Elizabeth "Karoline" SCHOH (daughter of SCHOH)
on 24 Feb 1884 in Iroquois County, Illinois. (5)(7)
(10) Witnesses to the ceremony were: August Krumwiede,
Louis Krumwiede, Emma Krumwiede, Lina Giertz. County Record # 135 Anna Elizabeth
"Karoline" SCHOH was born on 11 May 1860 in Settrup Anet Fuerstenau
Hanover Germany. (5) She died on 20 Mar 1899 in Buckley,
Iroquois County, Illinois. (11) The Buckley
Chronicle, March 24, 1899 Departed Another highly respected and
esteemed lady has been called to the home above. Mrs. H.C. Krumwiede departed from
this life last Monday morning at 6 o'clock. Her sudden, unexpected death was a painful
surprise to everyone. The deceased attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Scherkenbach
last Thursday, and appeared to be in her usual health. During the evening of that
day she complained of not feeling well and retired early, hoping to feel better on
the morrow. But her hopes were not fulfilled. When it was noticed that the disease
would not give way to the treatment, a physician was called. He pronounced a case
of la-grippe. The patient grew rapidly worse and on Sunday (unreadable) to be sinking.
Yet, hopes for her ultimate recovery were entertained. She was conscious up to about
six hours before her death. At the break of day, her heart failed and the soul took
its flight to the realms beyond. Only a few of the nearest relatives knew that she
was sick. The community was so shocked by the announcement of her sudden taking off
that it seemed incredible to believe. She was another of those meek, modest, unassuming
natures, an exceptionally industrious woman. She was of retiring habit, and not much
seen in society. She was a kind and dutiful wife and mother, sacrificing all for
the health and comfort of her loved ones. 'Tis sad, extremely so, that she had to
leave her family so soon. Mrs. Carolina (sic) Krumwiede, nee Schoh, was born
May 11, 1860, at Settrup, Anet Fuerstenau, Hanover. At the age of seventeen she,
in company with her sister, Mrs. Sprehe and her husband, emigrated to this country.
After a brief stay in New York they came west and located here. In the winter of
1884 the deceased was united in marriage to Mr. H. C. Krumwiede. The union was blessed
with eight children, the oldest child being about 14 years old, the youngest 3 years.
The funeral took place last Thursday afternoon from the Lutheran church. Though
the highways were in so bad a condition that it was a difficult task to travel over
them, a very large congregation of sorrowful, sympathizing friends were present.
Messrs. Knueppel, Luhrsen, Sachtjehn, Kottke, Jaster and Ahlfeld carried the remains
to her last resting place. May she rest in peace till the day of resurrection. The
husband and children are assured of the deep sympathy of the entire community.
She was buried about 24 Mar 1899 in St. John's Lutheran Cemetery, Buckley, Illinois.(2)
Section A, Row 13A, Plot 57, to the right of her niece and Henry C. Krumwiede's second
wife, Minna Sprehe Krumwiede. The stone is an old, white obelisk that is now almost
unreadable. "Karoline E, wife of Heinrich C Krumwiede, May 11 1860 - Mar 20
1899." She immigrated age 17. (5) Her full name
is Anna Elizabeth Karoline. (12)(7)
Karoline's granddaughter, Verna Krumwiede Heimlich, told me on Sept. 3, 1995, that
the correct spelling of this surname is SCHO or SHO. Other spellings discovered during
research are SCHOCH and SCHOUGH.
Henry Charles KRUMWIEDE and Anna Elizabeth
"Karoline" SCHOH had the following children: +21
i. F E S Wilhelmina KRUMWIEDE. +22
ii. August Friedrich "Emil" KRUMWIEDE. +23
iii. Louis August KRUMWIEDE. +24
iv. Adolph Ferdinand Friedrich KRUMWIEDE. +25
v. Martin Heinrich Friedrich KRUMWIEDE. +26
vi. Edward Wilhelm Georg KRUMWIEDE. +27
vii. Ernst Joachim Heinrich KRUMWIEDE. +28
viii. Alma Louise KRUMWIEDE.
He was married to
Frederika Karolina "Minna"
SPREHE (daughter of Friederich SPREHE and Anna Marie "Elizabeth" SCHOH
[sister to Karoline SCHOH]) on 13 Jun 1902 in Buckley, Iroquois County, Illinois.(6)
Frederika Karolina "Minna" SPREHE (13)
was born on 10 Jun 1883 in Buckley, Iroquois County, Illinois.(6)
There is a listing in Iroquois County Birth Records to 1916, Q-S, which reads: SPREHE,
Minnie | 06/14/1884 | Buckley | John F. | SCHOP, Lizzie S. Elizabeth Schoh is referred
to in this manner in several places, and Frederick John Sprehe is often referred
to as John Frederick. Similarity of names in the family caused this use of middle
names as first names in several instances. However, there is no similarity between
the transcription and the date of birth as recorded for this person in family records
except that both dates are in June. She died on 2 Aug 1926 in Buckley, Iroquois County,
Illinois. (14) Death of Mrs. H.C. Krumwiede
(Probably The Buckley Chronicle) Death again entered our midst and
bereaved a happy family of its needed mother. He[r] death, due to heart disease,
occurred last Monday afternoon. The Sunday before she had attended divine service.
Before her relatives and neighbors could be notified of her sudden illness, she had
passed away. Thereby we are reminded of that which our church confesses: "Who
knows how near my end may be? Time speeds away, and death comes on. How
swiftly, ah, how suddenly, May death be here, and life be gone. My God
for Jesus' sake I pray, Thy peace may bless my dying day." The deceased,
Mrs. Minna Krumwiede, was born June 10, 1883, at Buckley. Here she was baptized,
attended school and was confirmed in the Lutheran church. In the year of 1902 she
was married to Henry Krumwiede. This union the Lord blessed with ten children.
By her marriage she also became mother to the eight children of Mr. Krumwiede's first
marriage. These she cared for and treated like her own children and was loved and
respected by them as though she were their true mother. She was in poor health
for the last few years. Patiently, without complaining, she bore whatever burden
the Lord laid upon her. She was a faithful Christian, faithful in the use of God's
word and sacrament, and we are confident that the Lord received her soul to enjoy
in His glorious presence an everlasting life. The days of her earthly life number
43 years, 1 month and 22 days. Her unexpected departure is mourned by her sorrowing
husband, ten children, eight step children, eighteen grandchildren, her aged parents,
five brothers, two sisters, and many other relatives and friends. May she rest in
peace. [The obituary for Minna Sprehe Krumwiede sounds as if it were written
by J.M. Gross, just as does the obituary for her aunt, the first wife of Henry C.
Krumwiede. Herr Gross' great-granddaughter tells me that he did work for one of the
newspapers, though she is not sure which one.] She was buried about 5 Aug
1926 in St. John's Lutheran Cemetery, Buckley, Illinois. (2)
Section A, Row 13A, Plot 57. Tomstone says "Minna Krumwiede." Her full
name is Frederika Karoline Minna. (12) Henry Charles
KRUMWIEDE and Frederika Karolina "Minna" SPREHE had the following children:
+29 i. C.
Lydia KRUMWIEDE. +30 ii.
Laura Louise Elisabeth KRUMWIEDE. 31
iii. Henry August Friedrich KRUMWIEDE was born on 7 Jan 1906 in Artesia Township,
Iroquois County, Illinois.(6) (15)(16)
Hank's birth was registered twice, presumably to correct a misspelling of Krumwiede.
He died on 25 Jul 1988 in Clifton, Illinois.(15)
(5) Text of Memorial Funeral Folder: In Loving Memory
of Henry A. Krumwiede Date of Birth January 7, 1906 Date of Death July
25, 1988 Services: St. John's Lutheran Church, Buckley, Illinois, Thursday,
July 28, 1988, 11 a.m. Officiating Rev. Hugh McGhghy Organist Mrs. Eileen
Janssen Flower Ladies: Mrs. Myra Grohler, Mrs. Lillian Haack Bearers: Barry
Krumwiede, Carl Wolf, Russell Plath, Louis Krumwiede, Virgil Schiewe, Marlin Hilgendorf.
Military Graveside Rites accorded by American Legion, Byron Hickerson Post No.
432 Final Resting Place St. John's Cemetery, Buckley, Illinois Henry
Krumwiede BUCKLEY -- Henry Krumwiede, 82, Buckley, died at 6:20 p.m. Monday,
July 25, 1988, at Clifton Community Hospital. He was born January 7, 1906, in
Buckley, the son of Henry C. and Minnie Sprehe Krumwiede. He is survived by
one nephew, Lorenz Krumwiede of Buckley, who he lived with for 35 years (there were
many many more nephews and nieces surviving, but special mention needed to be made
of Lorenz, with whom his relationship was more that of a brother); three sisters,
Laura Walwer of Peoria, Rosie Weber of Onarga and Hilda Ekhoff of Woodworth; and
four brothers, Herman Krumwiede of Cissna Park, George Krumwiede of Ft. Wayne, Ind.,
Fred Krumwiede of Delrey and Carl Krumwiede of Onarga. He was preceded in death
by his parents, six brothers and four sisters. Mr. Krumwiede spent his childhood
in the Buckley area and attended St. John's Lutheran School in Buckley. He was a
retired farmer and a member of the St. John's Lutheran Church in Buckley. Services
will be at 11 a.m. Thursday at St. John's Lutheran Church in Buckley, with the Rev.
Hugh McGhghy officiating. Burial will be in the St. John's Cemetery with military
rites by the American Legion Post No. 432 of Buckley. Visitation will be 5 -
8 p.m. Wednesday at the Ford-Baier Funeral Home in Buckley. Memorials may be
made to the donor's choice. He was buried on 28 Jul 1988 in St. John's
Lutheran Cemetery, Buckley, Illinois. (17)(2)
Section C, Row 16, Plot 42C He was also known as Hank.. +32
iv. Herman Frederick KRUMWIEDE. +33
v. Caroline Louise Emma Pauline KRUMWIEDE. +34
vi. George August Henry KRUMWIEDE. +35
vii. Frederick Carl KRUMWIEDE. +36
viii. Rosa Sophia Laura KRUMWIEDE. +37
ix. Carl Ferdinand F W KRUMWIEDE. +38
x. Hilda Clara Theodora KRUMWIEDE.
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