South Australian Chronicle (Adelaide, SA : 1889 - 1895) Sat 4 Nov 189347623

THE LATE MR. T. HEUZEN-
ROEDER.
Tanunda, October 29.
Quite a gloom was cast over this town on
Friday morning when the death of Mr. Theo.
Heuzenroeder, the well-known chemist and
druggist, became known. He had been ailing
for some time, so that his death was not
altogether unexpected. The deceased gentle-
man was the son of Dr. Heuzenroeder, and was
born at Schwanewede, near Bremen, in
Hanover. He was educated at Bremen, where
he received his diploma. He arrived in the
colony in 1859, and after a residence of six
years in Adelaide he removed to Hahndorf,
where he had charge of the post and tele-
graph office, which he carried on in con-
nection with his chemist's shop. In 1866
he removed to Tanunda, where he has
carried on a very extensive business. In
1867 he married Miss Fiedler, of Tanunda,
who died in March of this year. He leaves a
brother, Mr. M. Heuzenroeder, the well-known
musician, of Adelaide, and five sons and three
daughters. The deceased will be much missed,
as he was always ready with a helping hand
wherever it was required for any charitable
purpose. The funeral took place to-day, the
Rev. G. A. Heidenrich officiating at the
grave. The liedertafel and liederfreund com
bined sang with great feeling 'Ueber den
Hernen' and 'Da unten ia Frieden.' The
funeral was the largest seen here for a long
time, people being present from all the sur-
rounding townships.

South Australian Chronicle (Adelaide, SA : 1889 - 1895) Sat 28 Oct 1893

HEUZENROEDER.— On the 27th October, Theodore
Heuzenrceder, aged 53 years.