Lehmann Henschke - Person Sheet
Lehmann Henschke - Person Sheet
NamePATZEL, Johanne Helene 
Birth17 Aug 1832, Pudigau, Silesia, Prussia13690
Immigration14 Oct 1850, ‘San Francisco’871 Age: 18
FatherPATZEL, Johannes Gottlieb (1794-1881)
MotherNEUGEBAUER, Anna Rosina (1802-1881)
Obituary
The Narracoorte Herald (SA : 1875 - 1954) Tue 22 Oct 190119379
Mrs. Frederick Unger, wife of Mr. Frede-
rick Unger, farmer. Square Mile, died very
suddenly on Wednesday evening while being
conveyed into the town to attend a continen-
tal, Cause of death, heart disease. She was
69 years of age. Her husband and a family
of three sons and three.daughters survive her.
Border Watch (Mount Gambier, SA : 1861 - 1954) Sat 19 Oct 190119378
SUDDEN DEATH. - Mrs. Johanna H.
Unger, wife of Mr. Frederick Unger, farmer,
Square Mile, died with awful suddenness on
Wednesday evening. She intended to go to
the show continental with her daughter-in*
law, Mrs. E Unger. Taking her seat in the
buggy, she had gone about a mile, when she
made an exclamation that she was ill, and
fell over on her daughter - in - law's
shoulder, dead. Of course a return
was made for home, and Dr. MacDonald
sent for, The deceased, it was known,
suffered from an affection of the heart which
might end in sudden death at any time, and
a certificate to that effect was granted, so
that no enquiry was neoessary. The deceased,
who was 69 years of age, was born in Ger
many, but met her husband at Blumberg, in
South Australia, of which she was a colonist
of 52 years. She came to Mount Gambier
with her husband 43 years ago, and Mr.
Unger took up the section on which he now
resides and where he has lived ever since.
The deceased leaves three sons-Messrs.
Gustav, Herman, and Edward Unger, of
Mount Gambier, and three daughters-Mrs.
C. Gaden, of Mount Gambier, Mrs. Sudholz,
of Horsham, and Mrs. Przygoda, of near
Adelaide, and 19 grandchildren. The funeral
was held yesterday and was numerously
attended. The Rev. F. W, Matschoss
officiated at the grave,
Mrs. Frederick Unger, wife of Mr. Frede-
rick Unger, farmer. Square Mile, died very
suddenly on Wednesday evening while being
conveyed into the town to attend a continen-
tal, Cause of death, heart disease. She was
69 years of age. Her husband and a family
of three sons and three.daughters survive her.
Border Watch (Mount Gambier, SA : 1861 - 1954) Sat 19 Oct 190119378
SUDDEN DEATH. - Mrs. Johanna H.
Unger, wife of Mr. Frederick Unger, farmer,
Square Mile, died with awful suddenness on
Wednesday evening. She intended to go to
the show continental with her daughter-in*
law, Mrs. E Unger. Taking her seat in the
buggy, she had gone about a mile, when she
made an exclamation that she was ill, and
fell over on her daughter - in - law's
shoulder, dead. Of course a return
was made for home, and Dr. MacDonald
sent for, The deceased, it was known,
suffered from an affection of the heart which
might end in sudden death at any time, and
a certificate to that effect was granted, so
that no enquiry was neoessary. The deceased,
who was 69 years of age, was born in Ger
many, but met her husband at Blumberg, in
South Australia, of which she was a colonist
of 52 years. She came to Mount Gambier
with her husband 43 years ago, and Mr.
Unger took up the section on which he now
resides and where he has lived ever since.
The deceased leaves three sons-Messrs.
Gustav, Herman, and Edward Unger, of
Mount Gambier, and three daughters-Mrs.
C. Gaden, of Mount Gambier, Mrs. Sudholz,
of Horsham, and Mrs. Przygoda, of near
Adelaide, and 19 grandchildren. The funeral
was held yesterday and was numerously
attended. The Rev. F. W, Matschoss
officiated at the grave,
Spouses
Marriage26 Nov 1852, Church, Lobethal, SA19383
ChildrenGustav Adolph (1853-1906)
Martha Marie (1854-1917)
Johann Herman (1856-1941)
Carl Edward (1857-1931)
Anna Mathilda (1860-1947)
Agnes Bertha (1863-1949)