Lehmann Henschke - Person Sheet
Lehmann Henschke - Person Sheet
NameKOHLHAGEN, August Friedrich Wilhelm 
Memore Lockhart, NSW
BurialThe Rock, NSW48516
FatherKOHLHAGEN, Johann Heinrich Wilhelm (1804-1881)
MotherSCHÖNFELDT, Elizabeth Sophia (1811-1893)
Obituary
Daily Advertiser (Wagga Wagga, NSW : 1911 - 1954) Mon 6 Mar 193348516
Funerals
Mr. W. KOHLHAGEN
The death occurred at his residence.
"Cloverdale," near The Rock, at an
early hour on Saturday morning of a
very old and most highly respected re-
sident of The Rock district,, Mr.
William Kohhlagen, after a short ill-
ness, at the age of 75 years. The late
Mr. Kohlhagen was born near Ade-
laide, and at an early age, with his
parents, went to the Wimmera dis-
trict of Victoria. He arrived in New
South Wales in 1895, and first took
up farming land at Culcairn. He
came The Rock about 33 years ago,
and selected his property "Clover-
dale" where he engaged in farming
and grazing pursuits successfully un-
til his death. Mr. Kohlhagen was very
well known throughout The Rock,
Henty, Walla Walla and Wagga dis-
tricts and was held in high esteem by
a large circle of friends. He is sur-
vived by his widow and two daugh-
ters, Misses Metha and Emma Kohl-
hagen, of "Cloverdale," and seven
sons, Messrs. Herman, of Collingullie
William, Albert, and Frederick Kohl-
hagen of Brucedale, and Ernest, Ar-
thur, and Percy Kohlhagen, of The
Rock. The funeral took place yester-
day afternoon, the long and represen-
tative cortege consisting of more than
80 motor cars, which moved from his
late residency at 2 o'clock, after an
very impressive service by the Rev.
W. C. Reynolds, of The Rock. Inter-
ment took place in the Presbyterian
cemetery, The Rock, where Mr Rey-
nolds officiated. The coffin was car-
ried to the grave by Messrs. Herman,
Albert, Ernest, Frederick, Arthur,
and Percival Kohlhagen (sons), and
the pall bearers were Messrs. John
Federick, Herman, and Alfred Mey-
ers (brothers-in-law), and L. Breen
and F Burns. The chief mourners at
the graveside were the widow, sons
and daughters mentioned above, and
Mrs. Herman Kohlhagen and Mrs.
Ernest Kohlhagen (daughters-in-law),
Mrs. John Meyers (Collingullie), Mrs.
H. Meyers and Miss M. Meyers
(Henty), Mrs. D. Fraser (Wodonga)
(sisters-in-law), Gordon, Douglas,
Bruce, Mona and Joan Kohlhagen
(grandchildren), Mr. and Mrs. John
Kohlhagen (Uranquinty ), Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Kohlhagen (CoIlingullie),
Messrs. Harold, Leslie, and Claude
Kohlhagen (nephews), Mervyn, and
Stanley Meyers (Collingullie) , Mr.
aud Mrs. S. Knight (The Rock),
Misses Dulcie and Muriel Meyers
(nieces), Messrs. Allen and Alfred
Meyers (Henty) (nephews), and many
friends from Wagga, The Rock,
Henty, Walla Walla, Uranquinty. Bon
Accord, Mangoplah, Wodonga, Hare
field, Downside, Collingullie, Yerong
Creek and Sandy Creek. Among the
many wreaths was one from the Max-
well Tennis Club. The funeral arrange
ments were carried out by Mr. J. C.
McDonald, of Wagga.
Funerals
Mr. W. KOHLHAGEN
The death occurred at his residence.
"Cloverdale," near The Rock, at an
early hour on Saturday morning of a
very old and most highly respected re-
sident of The Rock district,, Mr.
William Kohhlagen, after a short ill-
ness, at the age of 75 years. The late
Mr. Kohlhagen was born near Ade-
laide, and at an early age, with his
parents, went to the Wimmera dis-
trict of Victoria. He arrived in New
South Wales in 1895, and first took
up farming land at Culcairn. He
came The Rock about 33 years ago,
and selected his property "Clover-
dale" where he engaged in farming
and grazing pursuits successfully un-
til his death. Mr. Kohlhagen was very
well known throughout The Rock,
Henty, Walla Walla and Wagga dis-
tricts and was held in high esteem by
a large circle of friends. He is sur-
vived by his widow and two daugh-
ters, Misses Metha and Emma Kohl-
hagen, of "Cloverdale," and seven
sons, Messrs. Herman, of Collingullie
William, Albert, and Frederick Kohl-
hagen of Brucedale, and Ernest, Ar-
thur, and Percy Kohlhagen, of The
Rock. The funeral took place yester-
day afternoon, the long and represen-
tative cortege consisting of more than
80 motor cars, which moved from his
late residency at 2 o'clock, after an
very impressive service by the Rev.
W. C. Reynolds, of The Rock. Inter-
ment took place in the Presbyterian
cemetery, The Rock, where Mr Rey-
nolds officiated. The coffin was car-
ried to the grave by Messrs. Herman,
Albert, Ernest, Frederick, Arthur,
and Percival Kohlhagen (sons), and
the pall bearers were Messrs. John
Federick, Herman, and Alfred Mey-
ers (brothers-in-law), and L. Breen
and F Burns. The chief mourners at
the graveside were the widow, sons
and daughters mentioned above, and
Mrs. Herman Kohlhagen and Mrs.
Ernest Kohlhagen (daughters-in-law),
Mrs. John Meyers (Collingullie), Mrs.
H. Meyers and Miss M. Meyers
(Henty), Mrs. D. Fraser (Wodonga)
(sisters-in-law), Gordon, Douglas,
Bruce, Mona and Joan Kohlhagen
(grandchildren), Mr. and Mrs. John
Kohlhagen (Uranquinty ), Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Kohlhagen (CoIlingullie),
Messrs. Harold, Leslie, and Claude
Kohlhagen (nephews), Mervyn, and
Stanley Meyers (Collingullie) , Mr.
aud Mrs. S. Knight (The Rock),
Misses Dulcie and Muriel Meyers
(nieces), Messrs. Allen and Alfred
Meyers (Henty) (nephews), and many
friends from Wagga, The Rock,
Henty, Walla Walla, Uranquinty. Bon
Accord, Mangoplah, Wodonga, Hare
field, Downside, Collingullie, Yerong
Creek and Sandy Creek. Among the
many wreaths was one from the Max-
well Tennis Club. The funeral arrange
ments were carried out by Mr. J. C.
McDonald, of Wagga.
Spouses
ChildrenHerman Johann (1886-1962)
Wilhelm Heinrich (1888-)
Albert Frederick (1890-)
Metha Ida (1892-)
Ernst Alfred (1894-1961)
Friederich George (1896-1965)
Emma Mary (1900-)
Arthur Allan (1903-)
Percy Clarence (1907-1970)