Gustav Pahlke of North Avenue Barrington, died suddenly Monday of Heart Failure, in his seventy-first year. Funeral Services were at Foelschow's funeral home, then a church service at St. Paul's Evangelicial Church. He was buried in Evergreen Cemetery.
Gustav Pahlke was born October 16, 1859 at Mechlenburg-Schwerin, Germany. He came to America in 1880 settling on a farm near Barrington. He was married to Lena Gerber on 1885 and they were the parents of one son, Alvin. His first wife died in 1889, and he was married in 1890 to Johanna Blum who survives. Two sons, Arthur and William and a daughter Mrs. Anna Nordmeier survive this union.
Besides the four children, Mr Pahlke also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Anna Schuster of Elgin and Mrs. John Friedland of Chicago, and six grandchildren.
Mr. Pahlke moved into Barrington with his family fourteen years ago and has since resided here.
NOTE: From the information I now have, Gustav's sister Mrs. John Friedland (Pauline) lived in Elgin. I have not found conclusively where Anna Schuster lived at this time.
Gustav Pahlke was born October 16, 1859 at Mechlenburg-Schwerin, Germany. He came to America in 1880 settling on a farm near Barrington. He was married to Lena Gerber on 1885 and they were the parents of one son, Alvin. His first wife died in 1889, and he was married in 1890 to Johanna Blum who survives. Two sons, Arthur and William and a daughter Mrs. Anna Nordmeier survive this union.
Besides the four children, Mr Pahlke also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Anna Schuster of Elgin and Mrs. John Friedland of Chicago, and six grandchildren.
Mr. Pahlke moved into Barrington with his family fourteen years ago and has since resided here.
NOTE: From the information I now have, Gustav's sister Mrs. John Friedland (Pauline) lived in Elgin. I have not found conclusively where Anna Schuster lived at this time.
Gustav Pahlke of North Avenue Barrington, died suddenly Monday of Heart Failure, in his seventy-first year. Funeral Services were at Foelschow's funeral home, then a church service at St. Paul's Evangelicial Church. He was buried in Evergreen Cemetery.
Gustav Pahlke was born October 16, 1859 at Mechlenburg-Schwerin, Germany. He came to America in 1880 settling on a farm near Barrington. He was married to Lena Gerber on 1885 and they were the parents of one son, Alvin. His first wife died in 1889, and he was married in 1890 to Johanna Blum who survives. Two sons, Arthur and William and a daughter Mrs. Anna Nordmeier survive this union.
Besides the four children, Mr Pahlke also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Anna Schuster of Elgin and Mrs. John Friedland of Chicago, and six grandchildren.
Mr. Pahlke moved into Barrington with his family fourteen years ago and has since resided here.
NOTE: From the information I now have, Gustav's sister Mrs. John Friedland (Pauline) lived in Elgin. I have not found conclusively where Anna Schuster lived at this time.
Gustav Pahlke was born October 16, 1859 at Mechlenburg-Schwerin, Germany. He came to America in 1880 settling on a farm near Barrington. He was married to Lena Gerber on 1885 and they were the parents of one son, Alvin. His first wife died in 1889, and he was married in 1890 to Johanna Blum who survives. Two sons, Arthur and William and a daughter Mrs. Anna Nordmeier survive this union.
Besides the four children, Mr Pahlke also leaves two sisters, Mrs. Anna Schuster of Elgin and Mrs. John Friedland of Chicago, and six grandchildren.
Mr. Pahlke moved into Barrington with his family fourteen years ago and has since resided here.
NOTE: From the information I now have, Gustav's sister Mrs. John Friedland (Pauline) lived in Elgin. I have not found conclusively where Anna Schuster lived at this time.
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