Lehmann Henschke - Person Sheet
Lehmann Henschke - Person Sheet
NameHEINRICH, Carl August 
Birthca 1851
Residence1933, Bundawarrah, NSW38060 Age: 82
FatherHEINRICH, Julius August (ca1825-1895)
MotherHASELOFF, Louise Henrietta (1826-1916)
Obituary
Lachlander and Condobolin and Western Districts Recorder (NSW : 1899 - 1952) Wed 26 Apr 193338060
Obituary
MR. CARL AUGUST HEINRICH
(Reprinted from the Temora "Star,"
of the 10th April)
The death occurred at the Carlton
Private Hospital last night, of Mr Carl
Heinrich. a well-known and highly re-
spected resident of Bundawarrah, at
the ripe old age of 82 years. The vet
eran had enjoyed the best of health
until about 3 months ago, when the
became ill, and was brought into the
hospital a month ago, bronchitis and
pneumonia being the cause of death.
Born in Germany, the late Mr. Hein
rich accompanied his parents to South
Australia as a boy of four years, and
it is interesting to note, that there
was then only ten miles of railway in
the southern colony. They went to
Freeling, and Mr. Heinrich subse-
quently settled at Quorn, being one of
the first farmers to take up land in
that centre. He always followed farm
ing pursuits, and after staying at
Quorn for 27 years, heard of the po
tentialities of the Temora soil, and
came across to this district in 1907,
purchasing a property at Bundawarrah
and he remained here ever since.
He was a great man for his home,
his wife and family having his first
consideration, and he worked hard to
improve his property.
His hospitality was proverbial, and
his home was one of the happiest pla
ces in the district, with friends mak
ing it their constant calling place. The
old gentleman had an army of friends
who will regret to learn of his demise,
for they always found in him a true
friend in every sense of the word.
He is survived by one brother, Mr.
Adolph Heinrich, who lives in South
Australia. There are also three son's
and four daughters to mourn the loss
of a devoted father. They are: Mes
srs. C. G. A. Heinrich (Narraburra), G.
A. Heinrich (Ootha) and Carl Hein
rich (Narraburra) Mrs. W. Williams
(Narraburra), Mrs. W. Locksley (Ard-
lethan), Mrs. Lusk (Temora) and Miss
Heinrich, who has lived at home with
her father.
There are 23 grandchildren.
The wife of the deceased died in
1914, and was buried in he Temora
cemetery, and the remains of the late
Mr. Heinrich are to be interred in the
methodist portion alongside those of
his wife, Rev. G. F. Pyke (Church of
England) performing the last sad
rites.
The funeral, which was conducted
by Mrs. Murphy, took place this after
noon, and was largely attended by re
presentatives of all round the district,
as a universal mark of esteem to a
fine old gentleman.
Obituary
MR. CARL AUGUST HEINRICH
(Reprinted from the Temora "Star,"
of the 10th April)
The death occurred at the Carlton
Private Hospital last night, of Mr Carl
Heinrich. a well-known and highly re-
spected resident of Bundawarrah, at
the ripe old age of 82 years. The vet
eran had enjoyed the best of health
until about 3 months ago, when the
became ill, and was brought into the
hospital a month ago, bronchitis and
pneumonia being the cause of death.
Born in Germany, the late Mr. Hein
rich accompanied his parents to South
Australia as a boy of four years, and
it is interesting to note, that there
was then only ten miles of railway in
the southern colony. They went to
Freeling, and Mr. Heinrich subse-
quently settled at Quorn, being one of
the first farmers to take up land in
that centre. He always followed farm
ing pursuits, and after staying at
Quorn for 27 years, heard of the po
tentialities of the Temora soil, and
came across to this district in 1907,
purchasing a property at Bundawarrah
and he remained here ever since.
He was a great man for his home,
his wife and family having his first
consideration, and he worked hard to
improve his property.
His hospitality was proverbial, and
his home was one of the happiest pla
ces in the district, with friends mak
ing it their constant calling place. The
old gentleman had an army of friends
who will regret to learn of his demise,
for they always found in him a true
friend in every sense of the word.
He is survived by one brother, Mr.
Adolph Heinrich, who lives in South
Australia. There are also three son's
and four daughters to mourn the loss
of a devoted father. They are: Mes
srs. C. G. A. Heinrich (Narraburra), G.
A. Heinrich (Ootha) and Carl Hein
rich (Narraburra) Mrs. W. Williams
(Narraburra), Mrs. W. Locksley (Ard-
lethan), Mrs. Lusk (Temora) and Miss
Heinrich, who has lived at home with
her father.
There are 23 grandchildren.
The wife of the deceased died in
1914, and was buried in he Temora
cemetery, and the remains of the late
Mr. Heinrich are to be interred in the
methodist portion alongside those of
his wife, Rev. G. F. Pyke (Church of
England) performing the last sad
rites.
The funeral, which was conducted
by Mrs. Murphy, took place this after
noon, and was largely attended by re
presentatives of all round the district,
as a universal mark of esteem to a
fine old gentleman.
Spouses
Marriage6 Sep 1877, Wesleyan Chapel, Freeling, SA38062
ChildrenCarl Gustav August (1878-1947)
George Albert (1880-1943)
Friedericke Emma (1881-)
Minna Helena (1885-)
Adolph Carl (1891-)
Louse Minna (1894-)
Myrtle Clara (1899-)