Louise Hulda HENSCHKE39

Hulda was 22 when she married her husband Conrad Lehmann and they lived on the Vine Vale road. They had a vineyard, which was in three separate blocks about half a mile apart. In the early years Conrad exempted his children from school for four weeks so they could help to pick the grapes. Hulda milked cows and had fowls, which helped to pay for the groceries. Mr Mutton used to come around once a week with his buggy and horses to collect the eggs and butter in exchange for groceries. To keep the cream cool Conrad would put it in a bucket and wind it down on a rope into a well. The cows were kept in a hilly paddock where the children had to chop out the salvation jane so that the grass could grow It was just a massive blue area. The cows would find their own way there and the children would close the gate on their way to school. Con and Hulda got their mail from Angaston and went to church at Bethany with Pastor Roehrs. In later years Hulda's mother lived with them until she died and was buried at the Krondorf cemetery alongside her husband who was only in his 40s when he passed away.

Chronicle (Adelaide, SA : 1895 - 1954) Thu 23 Oct 194736

LEHMANN.— On October 15, at her
residence, Angaston, Louisa Hulda, dearly
beloved wife of Con Lehmana. Aged 55
years.

Leader (Angaston, SA : 1918 - 1954) Thu 30 Oct 194734

MRS CON LEHMANN
Mrs Con Lehmann, 55, Vine
Vale, who died at her home on
October 15, was the younger
daughter of late Mr and Mrs J.
G. Henschke, Krondorf, and was
born on April 29, 1892. Late
Pastor G. A. Heidenreich bap-
tized and confirmed her. She
and Mr Conrad Lehmann, Vine
Vale, were married by Rev. H.
F. W. Roehrs on April 16, 1915.
She was of quiet disposition and
kindly nature. Her health be-
gan to decline about 3 years ago.
Early this year she was in Ang-
aston Hospital for about 10
weeks and improved. A daugh-
ter, Sister Ivy Lehmann, cared
for her. She had a relapse on
October 6.
She wa.s a member of St. Pet-
ri Church, Nuriootpa, and Rev.
R. Held ministered at the funer-
al in Angaston Cemetery on Oc-
tober 16. Bearers were Messrs
W. Pech. F. Kurtz, R. Nelder, A.
Andretzke, J. Tamke and H. Fal-
kenberg. Left with Mr Lehmann
are 3 sons and 5 daughters; Ed-
gar, Mallala; Walter, Angaston;
Victor, Vine Vale; Sister Ivy
Lehmann, Jamestown; Mrs H.
E. Moad, Orange, NSW; Mrs H.
Wurst, Lyrup; Mrs A. Niejalke,
Tanunda; and Dora, Vine Vale.
One child predeceased her.
Their is one grandchild; also a
brother and a sister.

News (Adelaide, SA : 1923 - 1954) Wed 15 Oct 194735

LEHMANN.-On October 15, at her
residence, Angaston. Louisa Hulda, the
dearly beloved wife of Con Lehmann;
aged 55 years.

LEHMANN.--The Friends of the late
Mrs. LOUISA HULDA LEHMANN are
respectfully informed that her Funeral
will Leave her late Residence at Angas-
ton at 3 p.m. on THURSDAY (16th) for
the Angaston Cemetery.
PAUL R. GRAETZ. Funeral Director.
Angaston. Phone 73.