Father : JOHANN BERNARD SCHLICHTMANN
Birth: 10 October 1800 -- Heek,Borken, Westfalen, Germany.
Death: 20 October 1843 -- HEEK, WESTFALEN, GERMANY
Mother:ANNA MARIA GERTRUD SUEK
Birth: 31 July 1807 -- Heek, Borken, Westfalen, Germany
Death: Unknown
Anna Maria was born to Johann Wilhelm Neihoff and Anna Maria Gertrud Suek.
Johann Bernard Schlichtmann married Anna Maria Gertrud Suek on 5 May 1835 in Heek, Westfalen, Prussia, Germany
ANNA MARIA GERTRUD SUEK married Bernard Heinrich Blanke in 1844.,
Herman Heinrich Suek arrived in the USA on 07/17/1880 on the Ship NECKAR From the Port city Bremen, Germany. He would later travel back to Germany to bring back his future bride.
Herman Heinrich Suek and Elizabeth Wenning Arrived in the USA on 04/06/1882 on the Ship HOHENSTAUFEN From the Port City, Bremen, Germany. Heinrich Kerkering Age 15 traveled with them.
Henry Suek and Elizabeth Wenning were Married in Stearns County on 05/15/1882
The Translation of the Herman Heinrich Suek obituary:
9/29/1842 – 9/9/1913
After about six months of steady illness, the well-known Heinrich Suek passed away on the farm run by his sons. His wife predeceased him three years earlier. After her death he moved to Freeport where his youngest daughter kept house for him until his illness made it necessary for him to move back to the farm for better care. There he died in the 74th year of his God-given life. The surviving children are: two sons, Bernhard and Heinrich, and four daughters: Mrs. Heinrich Scherping, Mrs. John Hilt, who lives in Montana, Mrs. Conrad Ostendorf, and Bernardina (unmarried). Other close relatives of the deceased include John Suek of Melrose, a brother, Mrs. William Schaefer from here, a sister of the deceased. A brother and a sister of the departed still live in Westphalia in Europe, which the deceased visited in the summer of 1910. Mr. Suek emigrated from Westphalia to America 33 years ago and acquired a farm two and a half miles northeast of Freeport. He married Miss Elizabeth Wenning shortly after arriving in this country, and the family developed a prosperous and independent living through hard work and frugality. The burial took place on Thursday attended by an exceptional number of mourners. The members of the St. Joseph Men's Union turned out in remarkable numbers to escort their comrade to the grave.
May he rest in peace.
September 18, 1913 Freeport, MN
Birth: 10 October 1800 -- Heek,Borken, Westfalen, Germany.
Death: 20 October 1843 -- HEEK, WESTFALEN, GERMANY
Mother:ANNA MARIA GERTRUD SUEK
Birth: 31 July 1807 -- Heek, Borken, Westfalen, Germany
Death: Unknown
Anna Maria was born to Johann Wilhelm Neihoff and Anna Maria Gertrud Suek.
Johann Bernard Schlichtmann married Anna Maria Gertrud Suek on 5 May 1835 in Heek, Westfalen, Prussia, Germany
ANNA MARIA GERTRUD SUEK married Bernard Heinrich Blanke in 1844.,
Herman Heinrich Suek arrived in the USA on 07/17/1880 on the Ship NECKAR From the Port city Bremen, Germany. He would later travel back to Germany to bring back his future bride.
Herman Heinrich Suek and Elizabeth Wenning Arrived in the USA on 04/06/1882 on the Ship HOHENSTAUFEN From the Port City, Bremen, Germany. Heinrich Kerkering Age 15 traveled with them.
Henry Suek and Elizabeth Wenning were Married in Stearns County on 05/15/1882
The Translation of the Herman Heinrich Suek obituary:
9/29/1842 – 9/9/1913
After about six months of steady illness, the well-known Heinrich Suek passed away on the farm run by his sons. His wife predeceased him three years earlier. After her death he moved to Freeport where his youngest daughter kept house for him until his illness made it necessary for him to move back to the farm for better care. There he died in the 74th year of his God-given life. The surviving children are: two sons, Bernhard and Heinrich, and four daughters: Mrs. Heinrich Scherping, Mrs. John Hilt, who lives in Montana, Mrs. Conrad Ostendorf, and Bernardina (unmarried). Other close relatives of the deceased include John Suek of Melrose, a brother, Mrs. William Schaefer from here, a sister of the deceased. A brother and a sister of the departed still live in Westphalia in Europe, which the deceased visited in the summer of 1910. Mr. Suek emigrated from Westphalia to America 33 years ago and acquired a farm two and a half miles northeast of Freeport. He married Miss Elizabeth Wenning shortly after arriving in this country, and the family developed a prosperous and independent living through hard work and frugality. The burial took place on Thursday attended by an exceptional number of mourners. The members of the St. Joseph Men's Union turned out in remarkable numbers to escort their comrade to the grave.
May he rest in peace.
September 18, 1913 Freeport, MN
Father : JOHANN BERNARD SCHLICHTMANN
Birth: 10 October 1800 -- Heek,Borken, Westfalen, Germany.
Death: 20 October 1843 -- HEEK, WESTFALEN, GERMANY
Mother:ANNA MARIA GERTRUD SUEK
Birth: 31 July 1807 -- Heek, Borken, Westfalen, Germany
Death: Unknown
Anna Maria was born to Johann Wilhelm Neihoff and Anna Maria Gertrud Suek.
Johann Bernard Schlichtmann married Anna Maria Gertrud Suek on 5 May 1835 in Heek, Westfalen, Prussia, Germany
ANNA MARIA GERTRUD SUEK married Bernard Heinrich Blanke in 1844.,
Herman Heinrich Suek arrived in the USA on 07/17/1880 on the Ship NECKAR From the Port city Bremen, Germany. He would later travel back to Germany to bring back his future bride.
Herman Heinrich Suek and Elizabeth Wenning Arrived in the USA on 04/06/1882 on the Ship HOHENSTAUFEN From the Port City, Bremen, Germany. Heinrich Kerkering Age 15 traveled with them.
Henry Suek and Elizabeth Wenning were Married in Stearns County on 05/15/1882
The Translation of the Herman Heinrich Suek obituary:
9/29/1842 – 9/9/1913
After about six months of steady illness, the well-known Heinrich Suek passed away on the farm run by his sons. His wife predeceased him three years earlier. After her death he moved to Freeport where his youngest daughter kept house for him until his illness made it necessary for him to move back to the farm for better care. There he died in the 74th year of his God-given life. The surviving children are: two sons, Bernhard and Heinrich, and four daughters: Mrs. Heinrich Scherping, Mrs. John Hilt, who lives in Montana, Mrs. Conrad Ostendorf, and Bernardina (unmarried). Other close relatives of the deceased include John Suek of Melrose, a brother, Mrs. William Schaefer from here, a sister of the deceased. A brother and a sister of the departed still live in Westphalia in Europe, which the deceased visited in the summer of 1910. Mr. Suek emigrated from Westphalia to America 33 years ago and acquired a farm two and a half miles northeast of Freeport. He married Miss Elizabeth Wenning shortly after arriving in this country, and the family developed a prosperous and independent living through hard work and frugality. The burial took place on Thursday attended by an exceptional number of mourners. The members of the St. Joseph Men's Union turned out in remarkable numbers to escort their comrade to the grave.
May he rest in peace.
September 18, 1913 Freeport, MN
Birth: 10 October 1800 -- Heek,Borken, Westfalen, Germany.
Death: 20 October 1843 -- HEEK, WESTFALEN, GERMANY
Mother:ANNA MARIA GERTRUD SUEK
Birth: 31 July 1807 -- Heek, Borken, Westfalen, Germany
Death: Unknown
Anna Maria was born to Johann Wilhelm Neihoff and Anna Maria Gertrud Suek.
Johann Bernard Schlichtmann married Anna Maria Gertrud Suek on 5 May 1835 in Heek, Westfalen, Prussia, Germany
ANNA MARIA GERTRUD SUEK married Bernard Heinrich Blanke in 1844.,
Herman Heinrich Suek arrived in the USA on 07/17/1880 on the Ship NECKAR From the Port city Bremen, Germany. He would later travel back to Germany to bring back his future bride.
Herman Heinrich Suek and Elizabeth Wenning Arrived in the USA on 04/06/1882 on the Ship HOHENSTAUFEN From the Port City, Bremen, Germany. Heinrich Kerkering Age 15 traveled with them.
Henry Suek and Elizabeth Wenning were Married in Stearns County on 05/15/1882
The Translation of the Herman Heinrich Suek obituary:
9/29/1842 – 9/9/1913
After about six months of steady illness, the well-known Heinrich Suek passed away on the farm run by his sons. His wife predeceased him three years earlier. After her death he moved to Freeport where his youngest daughter kept house for him until his illness made it necessary for him to move back to the farm for better care. There he died in the 74th year of his God-given life. The surviving children are: two sons, Bernhard and Heinrich, and four daughters: Mrs. Heinrich Scherping, Mrs. John Hilt, who lives in Montana, Mrs. Conrad Ostendorf, and Bernardina (unmarried). Other close relatives of the deceased include John Suek of Melrose, a brother, Mrs. William Schaefer from here, a sister of the deceased. A brother and a sister of the departed still live in Westphalia in Europe, which the deceased visited in the summer of 1910. Mr. Suek emigrated from Westphalia to America 33 years ago and acquired a farm two and a half miles northeast of Freeport. He married Miss Elizabeth Wenning shortly after arriving in this country, and the family developed a prosperous and independent living through hard work and frugality. The burial took place on Thursday attended by an exceptional number of mourners. The members of the St. Joseph Men's Union turned out in remarkable numbers to escort their comrade to the grave.
May he rest in peace.
September 18, 1913 Freeport, MN
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Wer hier vorueber geht denke an uns
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Wer stehen bleibt bete fuer uns
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