Lehmann Henschke - Person Sheet
Lehmann Henschke - Person Sheet
NameLEHMANN, Franz Julius 
, GG Uncle
, GG UncleMemoJulins?
Christen2 Feb 1890, Bethany, SA331 Age: <1
Godparent 1Julius ?28
Godparent 2Emma Graue28
FatherLEHMANN, Christian Friedrich Wilhelm (1856-1932)
MotherAHRENS, Amalie Bertha (1857-1928)
Obituary
Leader (Angaston, SA : 1918 - 1954) Thu 10 May 1945333
2,000 Pay Tribute to the
Late Rev. F. J. Lehmann
REV. F. J. LEHMANN'S funeral at Ang-
aston on Sunday was the largest ever
seen here, about 2,000 people attending.
There were about 400 cars in the cortege,
the head of which was at the cemetery (2
miles away) before the last cars left Zion
Lutheran Church, where the funeral serv-
ice was held. Rev. Lehmann, 55, collapsed
and died on Friday morning. He had had
heart trouble for some time, and was not
feeling well when he arose. In addition to
the funeral, about 180 beautiful floral tri-
butes bore testimony to the high esteem
and affection in which he was held here and
in surrounding areas. Rev. R. B. Reuther,
who prepared the biography, referred to
him as "a faithful and devoted husband, a
kind and thoughtful father, a
successful and sincere pastor, a
good and highly esteemed citi-
zen, and our intimate friend."
Fifth son of the late Mr and
Mrs C. F. W. Lehmann, he was
born at Vine Vale on January
23, 1890, being christened and
confirmed by the late Rev. G.
A. Heidenreich. He entered
Immanuel College, Point Pass on
Jan. 23, 1900, and graduated at
St. Paul Luther Seminary, Min-
neapolis, USA, on Jan. 23, 1911.
After 3 months as home mission-
er in Western Canada, he re-
turned to SA via Europe, and
was ordained and inducted by
Rev. J. H. S. Heidenreich on
Oct. 22, 1911, at Eden Valley.
His parish then included San-
dieton and Murrayville (Vic.),
and he would often go by motor
cycle to Murray Bridge in order
to catch the train for Murray-
ville. The parish now also em-
braces Eden Valley, Keyneton,
Penrice, Dimchurch and St.
Kitts.
He was a former vice-pres. of
synod's SA district, and served
on most of its boards and com-
mittees. He was on the Finke
Mission Board—a former secre-
tary—and the Immanuel Col-
lege Board. He was chairman
of the District Hospital Board,
and had been on the Band com-
mittee. He was a special con-
stable under ARP, and a dist-
rict billeting officer. He was a
fluent, forceful speaker with an
inimitable touch of humour. His
recreation was bowls.
In 1912 he married Miss Ella
E. Hasting, who died on July
7, 1926; two of their five child-
ren having predeceased her. On
Aug. 18, 1927, he married Miss
Erna Regina Linke, and they
had three children. Bearers at
the home and cemetery on Sun-
day were Elders E. H. Doecke
(St. Kitts), R. Heintze (Dim-
church), G. Roesler (Penrice),
Alb. Kroehn and E. Roesler
(Eden Valley) and J. Graetz
(Keyneton). Bearers at the
church were Revds. K. Renner,
A. Simpfendorfer, G. Obst, H.
Stiller, C. Weckert and B. Bar-
tholomaeus.
Rev. J. Riedel (SA vice-pres)
conducted the family devotion
at the home. Rev. H. F. W.
Roehrs had charge of service at
the church, and Rev. J. Doehler
(SA pres.) gave the funeral ad-
dress. Rev. R. B. Reuther gave
the biography and afterwards
conducted the service at the
graveside. Rev. H. Heidenreich
had the committal. Among the
180 beautiful floral tributes
were wreaths from the UELCA,
S A District UELCA (Rev. J.
Dochler pres.), Faculty of Im-
manuel Seminary, Finke River
Mission Board, Board of Man-
agement of Immanuel College,
Angaston Cong.Church, Angas-
ton Bowling Club, Angaston
District Hospital Board and the
Matron and Staff, Penrice Con-
gregation, Penrice Sunday
School, Angaston Methodist
Church, Angaston Ministers'
Fraternal, Eden Valley Congre-
gation, Bethany Congregation,
St. Kitts Congregation, Keyne-
ton & Eden Valley YPS, Eben-
ezer YPS, North Rhine Congre-
gation, Staff of Port Adelaide
Fire Station, Fire Brigade Sick
and Accident Fund.
Left with Mrs Lehmann are
Adeline (Mrs V. Linke), Hen-
ley Beach; Elmer, Pt. Adelaide;
Desma (Mrs R. Shelley) Cooma,
NSW; Kevin and Peter, both at
College; and Josephine. The
four brothers and three sisters
are Con. and Martin, both Ang-
aston; Phillip, Vine Vale; Har-
ry, Monash; Sophie (Mrs H.
Lindner), Minnie (Mrs Fred
Schliebs), both Vine Vale; and
Bertha (Mrs F. Muller), WA.
Leader (Angaston, SA : 1918 - 1954) Thu 18 Mar 1948335
Memorial to Rev.F. J.Lehmann
A memorial to the faithful ser-
vice of the late Rev F. J. Lehnmnn
to the Eden Valley, North Rhine,
Dimchurch, St. Kitts and Penrice
Lutheran congregations, has been
erected in the Angaston Cemetery,
The cost, which amounted £92
15/- was contributed voluntarily
by these congregations, with a de-
sire to perpetuate the memory of
their faithful pastor.
When he passed, in May, 1945,
more than 2,000 people attended
the funeral. He was only 55, and
collapsed after a heart attack. In
addition to his splendid work for
his Church, he took an active part
in community life, was chairman of'
the District Hospital Board and a
keen bowler. His help was forth-
coming during the war years, for
his experiences on the Continent
and in-the U.S.A. had left their
impress
2,000 Pay Tribute to the
Late Rev. F. J. Lehmann
REV. F. J. LEHMANN'S funeral at Ang-
aston on Sunday was the largest ever
seen here, about 2,000 people attending.
There were about 400 cars in the cortege,
the head of which was at the cemetery (2
miles away) before the last cars left Zion
Lutheran Church, where the funeral serv-
ice was held. Rev. Lehmann, 55, collapsed
and died on Friday morning. He had had
heart trouble for some time, and was not
feeling well when he arose. In addition to
the funeral, about 180 beautiful floral tri-
butes bore testimony to the high esteem
and affection in which he was held here and
in surrounding areas. Rev. R. B. Reuther,
who prepared the biography, referred to
him as "a faithful and devoted husband, a
kind and thoughtful father, a
successful and sincere pastor, a
good and highly esteemed citi-
zen, and our intimate friend."
Fifth son of the late Mr and
Mrs C. F. W. Lehmann, he was
born at Vine Vale on January
23, 1890, being christened and
confirmed by the late Rev. G.
A. Heidenreich. He entered
Immanuel College, Point Pass on
Jan. 23, 1900, and graduated at
St. Paul Luther Seminary, Min-
neapolis, USA, on Jan. 23, 1911.
After 3 months as home mission-
er in Western Canada, he re-
turned to SA via Europe, and
was ordained and inducted by
Rev. J. H. S. Heidenreich on
Oct. 22, 1911, at Eden Valley.
His parish then included San-
dieton and Murrayville (Vic.),
and he would often go by motor
cycle to Murray Bridge in order
to catch the train for Murray-
ville. The parish now also em-
braces Eden Valley, Keyneton,
Penrice, Dimchurch and St.
Kitts.
He was a former vice-pres. of
synod's SA district, and served
on most of its boards and com-
mittees. He was on the Finke
Mission Board—a former secre-
tary—and the Immanuel Col-
lege Board. He was chairman
of the District Hospital Board,
and had been on the Band com-
mittee. He was a special con-
stable under ARP, and a dist-
rict billeting officer. He was a
fluent, forceful speaker with an
inimitable touch of humour. His
recreation was bowls.
In 1912 he married Miss Ella
E. Hasting, who died on July
7, 1926; two of their five child-
ren having predeceased her. On
Aug. 18, 1927, he married Miss
Erna Regina Linke, and they
had three children. Bearers at
the home and cemetery on Sun-
day were Elders E. H. Doecke
(St. Kitts), R. Heintze (Dim-
church), G. Roesler (Penrice),
Alb. Kroehn and E. Roesler
(Eden Valley) and J. Graetz
(Keyneton). Bearers at the
church were Revds. K. Renner,
A. Simpfendorfer, G. Obst, H.
Stiller, C. Weckert and B. Bar-
tholomaeus.
Rev. J. Riedel (SA vice-pres)
conducted the family devotion
at the home. Rev. H. F. W.
Roehrs had charge of service at
the church, and Rev. J. Doehler
(SA pres.) gave the funeral ad-
dress. Rev. R. B. Reuther gave
the biography and afterwards
conducted the service at the
graveside. Rev. H. Heidenreich
had the committal. Among the
180 beautiful floral tributes
were wreaths from the UELCA,
S A District UELCA (Rev. J.
Dochler pres.), Faculty of Im-
manuel Seminary, Finke River
Mission Board, Board of Man-
agement of Immanuel College,
Angaston Cong.Church, Angas-
ton Bowling Club, Angaston
District Hospital Board and the
Matron and Staff, Penrice Con-
gregation, Penrice Sunday
School, Angaston Methodist
Church, Angaston Ministers'
Fraternal, Eden Valley Congre-
gation, Bethany Congregation,
St. Kitts Congregation, Keyne-
ton & Eden Valley YPS, Eben-
ezer YPS, North Rhine Congre-
gation, Staff of Port Adelaide
Fire Station, Fire Brigade Sick
and Accident Fund.
Left with Mrs Lehmann are
Adeline (Mrs V. Linke), Hen-
ley Beach; Elmer, Pt. Adelaide;
Desma (Mrs R. Shelley) Cooma,
NSW; Kevin and Peter, both at
College; and Josephine. The
four brothers and three sisters
are Con. and Martin, both Ang-
aston; Phillip, Vine Vale; Har-
ry, Monash; Sophie (Mrs H.
Lindner), Minnie (Mrs Fred
Schliebs), both Vine Vale; and
Bertha (Mrs F. Muller), WA.
Leader (Angaston, SA : 1918 - 1954) Thu 18 Mar 1948335
Memorial to Rev.F. J.Lehmann
A memorial to the faithful ser-
vice of the late Rev F. J. Lehnmnn
to the Eden Valley, North Rhine,
Dimchurch, St. Kitts and Penrice
Lutheran congregations, has been
erected in the Angaston Cemetery,
The cost, which amounted £92
15/- was contributed voluntarily
by these congregations, with a de-
sire to perpetuate the memory of
their faithful pastor.
When he passed, in May, 1945,
more than 2,000 people attended
the funeral. He was only 55, and
collapsed after a heart attack. In
addition to his splendid work for
his Church, he took an active part
in community life, was chairman of'
the District Hospital Board and a
keen bowler. His help was forth-
coming during the war years, for
his experiences on the Continent
and in-the U.S.A. had left their
impress
Spouses
FatherHASTING, Franz Georg (ca1852-)
MotherHILBIG, Ernestine Pauline (ca1854-)
Marriage23 Apr 1913, St Johannes Lutheran Church, South Kilkerran, SA337
Death2000 Age: 97
Burial7 Jul 2000, Maitland, SA312
FatherLINKE, Friedrich August (1874-1960)
MotherHASTING, Ernestine Hulda (1876-1956)
Marriage1927