Lehmann Henschke - Person Sheet
Lehmann Henschke - Person Sheet
NameLEHMANN, Christian Heinrich 
, GGG Uncle
, GGG UncleChristen12 Aug 1851, Hoffnungsthal, SA678 Age: <1
Memohome of daughter, Wilhelmina
MemoSection: Road 1 South-Path Number: 4-E/W/-Count: E-Site Number: 62
OccupationHarness Maker, Saddler122
FatherLEHMANN, Johann Gottlieb (1816-1895)
MotherLEMM, Karoline Sophie Amalie (1826-1901)
Obituary
Leader (Angaston, SA : 1918 - 1954) Thu 11 Aug 1932679
Death of Mr. C. H. Lehmann
Mr. Christian Heinricli Lehmann,
who died recently at the residence of
his daughter, Mrs. Carl Heyne, Ken-
sington, was born at Tanuuda in 1852.
When 24 years of age he married Miss
Anna Weber, of Adelaide, who died
some years later, and in 1887 he mar-
ried Miss Dorothea Weber, a sister of
his first wife. For a number of years
deceased was a saddler at Waterloo
and Eudunda before going into busi-
ness in Adelaide. Being keenly inter-
ested in politics and a fluent speaker,
he made many friends in the State,
and at one time took the platform on
behalf of the Liberal Democratic Un-
ion. For a number of years he took
a prominent part in welfare work of
the Missouri Lutheran Church in Ade-
laide, where he was an Elder and lay
reader. His health failed since 1917,
when the death in France of his son
Leslie, closely followed by that of bis
beloved wife, proved too much for him.
One son, seven daughters, 30 grand-
children and 8 great-grandchildren sur-
vive him. Rev. Zanzaw administered
the last rites at the funeral in West
Terrace cemetery on July 25. Airs.
Mattner, of Nain, is a sister, and Mr.
Wilhelm Lehmann (Vine Vale) is a
brother.
Death of Mr. C. H. Lehmann
Mr. Christian Heinricli Lehmann,
who died recently at the residence of
his daughter, Mrs. Carl Heyne, Ken-
sington, was born at Tanuuda in 1852.
When 24 years of age he married Miss
Anna Weber, of Adelaide, who died
some years later, and in 1887 he mar-
ried Miss Dorothea Weber, a sister of
his first wife. For a number of years
deceased was a saddler at Waterloo
and Eudunda before going into busi-
ness in Adelaide. Being keenly inter-
ested in politics and a fluent speaker,
he made many friends in the State,
and at one time took the platform on
behalf of the Liberal Democratic Un-
ion. For a number of years he took
a prominent part in welfare work of
the Missouri Lutheran Church in Ade-
laide, where he was an Elder and lay
reader. His health failed since 1917,
when the death in France of his son
Leslie, closely followed by that of bis
beloved wife, proved too much for him.
One son, seven daughters, 30 grand-
children and 8 great-grandchildren sur-
vive him. Rev. Zanzaw administered
the last rites at the funeral in West
Terrace cemetery on July 25. Airs.
Mattner, of Nain, is a sister, and Mr.
Wilhelm Lehmann (Vine Vale) is a
brother.
Spouses
Birth8 Aug 1852, Hutt St, Adelaide, SA
Memoage at marriage 25
Death7 Dec 1886122 Age: 34
Memo12 Dec?
MemoSection: Road 1 South-Path Number: 10-E/W/-Count: E-Site Number: 1
FatherWEBER, Martin (ca1821-1914)
MotherBEHRENS, Catharina Dorothea (ca1823-1912)
Marriage18 Oct 1877, Ev Lutheran Church, Adelaide, SA680
ChildrenWilhelmina Caroline Dorothea (1878-1960)
Clara Gertrud (1880-1919)
Johannes Martin Waldemar (1881-1963)
Selphida Gertrude Amalie (1882-1964)
Rubina Sylvia (1884-1968)
Olive Silvia (1886-1971)
Memoage at marriage 30
Death6 May 1917, Rose Park, SA122 Age: 61
Burial8 May 1917, West Terrace Cemetery, Adelaide, SA418
MemoSection: Road 1 South-Path Number: 4-E/W/-Count: E-Site Number: 62
FatherWEBER, Martin (ca1821-1914)
MotherBEHRENS, Catharina Dorothea (ca1823-1912)
Marriage3 Sep 1887, Adelaide, SA682
Marr MemoResidence of Martin Weber
ChildrenLeslie Victor Henry (1888-1917)
Alwira Crystal Dora (1890-1971)
Anna Viola Dorothea (1897-)
Margaretha Hilda Valeska (1900-1968)