Gerhardt Henry Thedick

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Gerhardt Henry Thedick

Birth
Germany
Death
3 Dec 1900 (aged 65)
Saint Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri, USA
Burial
Saint Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri, USA Add to Map
Plot
Sec 13E Row 29 OOPG
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Gerhardt Henry Thedick was born in Germany on November 25, 1835, died on December 3, 1900, in St. Louis City, Missouri, at age 65, and was buried in Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery, St. Louis City, Missouri. His death certificate listed his birth date as 1845. The gravestone listed his birth date as 1835

He married Maria Theresa Vonderhaar in St. Louis City, Missouri, on November 27, 1866.

Maria Theresa Vonderhaar was born in Hollenstede, Germany on January 16, 1841, died on January 8, 1878, in St. Louis City, Missouri, at age 36, and was buried in Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery, St. Louis City, Missouri.

According to the sacramental marriage record for George Henry Thedick and Theresa Vonderhaar at St. Mary of Victories Catholic Church, 744 South Third Street, St. Louis City, Missouri, George's parents were Johann Heinrich Thedick and Catherine Otte and Theresa's parents were Hermann Heinrich (Henry) Vonderhaar and Margarete Engel (Angela) Otten.

Their children were Christina Maria Dina, Mamie Mary, Henry, and Helen Lena.

Most official records listed George and Theresa from Germany. The 1880 United States Federal Census recorded both from Holland. Gerhardt was usually written as Gherad H. or George; and Maria Theresa usually used her middle name Theresa. On his gravestone, his name was spelled Gerhardt.

Their only home from the day they were married until George died was at 1502 Closey Street, St. Louis City, Missouri. Once the city changed the name of the street but not the number to 1502 South 13th Street.

In the St. Louis City directory for 1890, George and Henry still lived at the home. George was a teamster by occupation, and Henry's trade was a machinist.

Maria Theresa and Gerhardt were buried in Public Grounds. This land was donated by the church for those who could not afford a lot. She was buried in section 014; row 34. He was buried in section 013E; row 29.
Gerhardt Henry Thedick was born in Germany on November 25, 1835, died on December 3, 1900, in St. Louis City, Missouri, at age 65, and was buried in Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery, St. Louis City, Missouri. His death certificate listed his birth date as 1845. The gravestone listed his birth date as 1835

He married Maria Theresa Vonderhaar in St. Louis City, Missouri, on November 27, 1866.

Maria Theresa Vonderhaar was born in Hollenstede, Germany on January 16, 1841, died on January 8, 1878, in St. Louis City, Missouri, at age 36, and was buried in Sts. Peter and Paul Cemetery, St. Louis City, Missouri.

According to the sacramental marriage record for George Henry Thedick and Theresa Vonderhaar at St. Mary of Victories Catholic Church, 744 South Third Street, St. Louis City, Missouri, George's parents were Johann Heinrich Thedick and Catherine Otte and Theresa's parents were Hermann Heinrich (Henry) Vonderhaar and Margarete Engel (Angela) Otten.

Their children were Christina Maria Dina, Mamie Mary, Henry, and Helen Lena.

Most official records listed George and Theresa from Germany. The 1880 United States Federal Census recorded both from Holland. Gerhardt was usually written as Gherad H. or George; and Maria Theresa usually used her middle name Theresa. On his gravestone, his name was spelled Gerhardt.

Their only home from the day they were married until George died was at 1502 Closey Street, St. Louis City, Missouri. Once the city changed the name of the street but not the number to 1502 South 13th Street.

In the St. Louis City directory for 1890, George and Henry still lived at the home. George was a teamster by occupation, and Henry's trade was a machinist.

Maria Theresa and Gerhardt were buried in Public Grounds. This land was donated by the church for those who could not afford a lot. She was buried in section 014; row 34. He was buried in section 013E; row 29.

Bio by: Nancy McIntyre


Inscription

Gerhardt Henry Thedick
FATHER was written on top of the marker. The birth and death dates were written in German. Part of the marker was illegible.