The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889 - 1931) Thu 31 Oct 189598320

THE LATE MR. TIDEMANN.
The remains of the late Mr. Charles Edward
Tidemann, auctioneer, of Young-street, Park-
side, were interred on Wednesday afternoon
in the West-terrace Cemetery. The deceased
gentleman was taken ill an October 14 with
pleuropneumonia, and although at one stage
the illness was serious death was not antici-
pated. He was porn in Bremer, Germany, on |
Jane 6, 1836, and arrived in Adelaide on
January 1, 1865, being then 19 years of age.
He was thus a colonist of 40 years, and for
that period has resided in this colony. He
leaves a widow, six sons-Mr. Charles Red
ford Tidemann (at present in Townsville,
Queensland), and Messrs. Edward, George,
and William, and Masters James and Alfred
Tidemann; two daughters—Mrs. W. A.
Cathcart and Miss A. Tidemann—and
one sister (Mrs. G. Hilfers). The
Rev. B. J. Daddow officiated at the
grave. The chief mourners were:—Messrs.
George, William, James, and Alfred Tide-
mann (sons), Mr. G. Hilfers (brother-in-law).
Miss Hilfers (niece), Mr. W. A. Cathcart
(son-in-law), Mr. J. Coney (brother-in-law),
Mrs. J. Coney (sister-in-law), Mrs. G. Mumme
(sister-in-law), Mrs. T. Roach (sister-in-law),
Messrs. G. Mumme, A. R. Mumme and H.
Roach (nephews). There were also present
Messrs. Landvoght, C. Habich, A. Warucken,
Blunt, E. Benda. J. N. Perry, T. Wynes,
Gudge, Ohlmeyer, Patten, Sullivan, Wolt-
man, G. W. Miller, A. Low, L. Bonython, J.
M. Wendt, and Mesdames Wynes, Patten,
and Peterson; also numerous other friends.
The funeral arrangements were conducted by
Messrs. Pengelley & Knabe.