Lehmann Henschke - Person Sheet
Lehmann Henschke - Person Sheet
NameHENTSCHKE, Johann Christian 
Birth13 Aug 1851, SA15736
Memoage 73
BurialZion Lutheran Cemetery, Upper Bright, SA15737
FatherHENTSCHKE, Johann Christian (1824-1891)
MotherHEIDER, Maria Rosina (1823-1907)
Obituary
The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929) Wed 20 Aug 192415738
Mr. Johann Christian Henschke, who
died recently, was a well-known resident
of Burra and district. He was 73 years
of age, having been born, at Tanunda in
1851. As a young man he took up laud
at Brinkworth, then known as Condowie
Plains, and in 1875 married Miss M. E.
Behrens, of Tanunda, who died in 1917.
In 1880 the couple moved to Tothill's
Creek, and later to- Bright, where Mr.
Henschke remained until he retired in
1909. He then went to Aberdeen, Burra.
While at Bright he took keen interest in
district matters and .was a Councillor for
tbe Bright and Waterloo District Councils.
Four children survive. They are Messrs.
Edward Henschke (Lameroo), Johann
Henschke (.Jamestown), Christian
Henschke (Bright), and Mrs. W. Bahr
Yerong Creek, N.S.W.). There are 20
grandchildren.
Mr. Johann Christian Henschke, who
died recently, was a well-known resident
of Burra and district. He was 73 years
of age, having been born, at Tanunda in
1851. As a young man he took up laud
at Brinkworth, then known as Condowie
Plains, and in 1875 married Miss M. E.
Behrens, of Tanunda, who died in 1917.
In 1880 the couple moved to Tothill's
Creek, and later to- Bright, where Mr.
Henschke remained until he retired in
1909. He then went to Aberdeen, Burra.
While at Bright he took keen interest in
district matters and .was a Councillor for
tbe Bright and Waterloo District Councils.
Four children survive. They are Messrs.
Edward Henschke (Lameroo), Johann
Henschke (.Jamestown), Christian
Henschke (Bright), and Mrs. W. Bahr
Yerong Creek, N.S.W.). There are 20
grandchildren.
Spouses
ChildrenChristian Henry Edward (1877-1954)
John Charlie Christian (1878-1953)
Christian Hugo (1880-1952)
Agnes Louise Emilie (1883-1940)