The Hamilton Daily Republican, Dec 4, 1894:
Another pioneer of this city passed to the great beyond this morning at 2:30 o'clock in the person of Anthony Lehmkuhl, the North Second Street druggist. The cause of death was paralysis the first stroke of which was received about a week ago. The deceased was born in Ostenberen, Westphalia, Prussia, on the 18th of December 1818 being at the time of his death 78 (sic) years of age. In 1843 he came to this country and located in Cincinnati, where he resided for ten years, coming to this city in 1853 and living in the house in which he died.
He has been engaged in different trades, at first starting in as a shoemaker, then in the grocery and saloon business and was at one time in the meat business, but at last settled down as a druggist. He was for four years deputy marshal of this city under John McGehan and Dave Lingler. The deceased was a business man through and through and his integrity was far above reproach. He was a man with a kind heart and alwaysd ready to help a friend. Respected by all who knew him, he will be sincerely mourned. The deceased was married the first year after arriving in this country to Miss Mary Westbrock, of Cincinnati. He leaves a wife and three children, J.B. and Anthony T. Lehmkuhl and Mrs. Theodore H. Bergedick.
The deceased was a member of St. Paul's Benevolent Society and St. Stephen's Men's Society.
The funeral will take place from St. Stephen Church, Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, Rev. Father Guido officiating. Place of interment St. Stephen cemetery.
Another pioneer of this city passed to the great beyond this morning at 2:30 o'clock in the person of Anthony Lehmkuhl, the North Second Street druggist. The cause of death was paralysis the first stroke of which was received about a week ago. The deceased was born in Ostenberen, Westphalia, Prussia, on the 18th of December 1818 being at the time of his death 78 (sic) years of age. In 1843 he came to this country and located in Cincinnati, where he resided for ten years, coming to this city in 1853 and living in the house in which he died.
He has been engaged in different trades, at first starting in as a shoemaker, then in the grocery and saloon business and was at one time in the meat business, but at last settled down as a druggist. He was for four years deputy marshal of this city under John McGehan and Dave Lingler. The deceased was a business man through and through and his integrity was far above reproach. He was a man with a kind heart and alwaysd ready to help a friend. Respected by all who knew him, he will be sincerely mourned. The deceased was married the first year after arriving in this country to Miss Mary Westbrock, of Cincinnati. He leaves a wife and three children, J.B. and Anthony T. Lehmkuhl and Mrs. Theodore H. Bergedick.
The deceased was a member of St. Paul's Benevolent Society and St. Stephen's Men's Society.
The funeral will take place from St. Stephen Church, Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, Rev. Father Guido officiating. Place of interment St. Stephen cemetery.
The Hamilton Daily Republican, Dec 4, 1894:
Another pioneer of this city passed to the great beyond this morning at 2:30 o'clock in the person of Anthony Lehmkuhl, the North Second Street druggist. The cause of death was paralysis the first stroke of which was received about a week ago. The deceased was born in Ostenberen, Westphalia, Prussia, on the 18th of December 1818 being at the time of his death 78 (sic) years of age. In 1843 he came to this country and located in Cincinnati, where he resided for ten years, coming to this city in 1853 and living in the house in which he died.
He has been engaged in different trades, at first starting in as a shoemaker, then in the grocery and saloon business and was at one time in the meat business, but at last settled down as a druggist. He was for four years deputy marshal of this city under John McGehan and Dave Lingler. The deceased was a business man through and through and his integrity was far above reproach. He was a man with a kind heart and alwaysd ready to help a friend. Respected by all who knew him, he will be sincerely mourned. The deceased was married the first year after arriving in this country to Miss Mary Westbrock, of Cincinnati. He leaves a wife and three children, J.B. and Anthony T. Lehmkuhl and Mrs. Theodore H. Bergedick.
The deceased was a member of St. Paul's Benevolent Society and St. Stephen's Men's Society.
The funeral will take place from St. Stephen Church, Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, Rev. Father Guido officiating. Place of interment St. Stephen cemetery.
Another pioneer of this city passed to the great beyond this morning at 2:30 o'clock in the person of Anthony Lehmkuhl, the North Second Street druggist. The cause of death was paralysis the first stroke of which was received about a week ago. The deceased was born in Ostenberen, Westphalia, Prussia, on the 18th of December 1818 being at the time of his death 78 (sic) years of age. In 1843 he came to this country and located in Cincinnati, where he resided for ten years, coming to this city in 1853 and living in the house in which he died.
He has been engaged in different trades, at first starting in as a shoemaker, then in the grocery and saloon business and was at one time in the meat business, but at last settled down as a druggist. He was for four years deputy marshal of this city under John McGehan and Dave Lingler. The deceased was a business man through and through and his integrity was far above reproach. He was a man with a kind heart and alwaysd ready to help a friend. Respected by all who knew him, he will be sincerely mourned. The deceased was married the first year after arriving in this country to Miss Mary Westbrock, of Cincinnati. He leaves a wife and three children, J.B. and Anthony T. Lehmkuhl and Mrs. Theodore H. Bergedick.
The deceased was a member of St. Paul's Benevolent Society and St. Stephen's Men's Society.
The funeral will take place from St. Stephen Church, Thursday morning at 9 o'clock, Rev. Father Guido officiating. Place of interment St. Stephen cemetery.
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