Fred and Ernestine had another daughter, Ernestine born 1910, that was raised by the Edward Freitag family, after her mother's death.
September 15, 1897 Marriage to Ernestine Haise
WEEKLY CLARION (Dorchester, Clark Co., WI) 01/10/1930
Birkholz, Fred (29 JAN 1864 - 8 JAN 1930)
Dorchester (Clark Co., Wis.) people were shocked Wednesday morning to learn of the sudden death of Fred Birkholz, prominent resident here and electrician. He was doing some wiring at the A. Nixdorf home and suddenly dropped to the floor from a sudden attack of heart trouble. He was dead when they reached him.
The body was taken to the Fuchsgruber Undertaking Parlors and prepared for burial. Funeral services were held from St. Peter's Lutheran Church here this morning with Rev. J. Brandt officiating and John Schmitt, Gust Nixdorf, Gust Genrich, Gust Busse, Wilbur Kayhart, Oscar Schroeder, Herman Marquardt and Albert Schultz acting as pallbearers. The body was carried from the home to the church and then taken to Reedsville, Wis., his former home and where his wife is buried, by auto, and another funeral service will be held there on Sunday.
Fred Birkholz was born in West Prausen, Germany, Feb. 29th, 1864, and was 65 years, 10 months and 9 days old at the time of death.
He emigrated to the United States on Sept. 15, 1897 and was married to Ernestine Hause at Maple Grove, Wis. Seven children were born to them, five sons, Alfred, August and Alvin of Ogema, Otto of Goodrich, and Theodore of Chippewa Falls, and two daughters, Lean of Forrest Junction, and Anna of Jefferson, who survive him. His wife died on May 16, 1910.
Mr. Birkholz was treasurer and constable of the town of Morrison, Brown Co. for 12 years and for the past ? years has lived in Dorchester, Wis.
Everyone always took their electrical troubles to Fred and he will surely be missed by all, not only for that, but for his bluff, cheery manner that made one feel refreshed after they had talked with him for awhile.
Besides his children, he leaves 4 brothers, and 3 sisters. Mrs. Otto Porath, Wausau; Mrs. Joe Jeteck, and her husband, Milladore; Mrs. L. Boetcher and her husband, Medford; Miss Vera Boetcher, Wausau; and Emil Jeteck, Milladore, were all here.
The Clarion joins a host of friends in offering sincerest sympathy and express deep regret in the loss of this fellow townsman.
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FOREST JUNCTION GIRL'S FATHER DIES IN NORTH
Relatives here have been notified of the death of Fred Berkholz(sic), which
occurred at his home in Dorchester, Clark Co., on Wednesday. The body will be
brought to Reedsville, his early home, where the funeral and burial will be
held at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Surviving relatives here include a sister-in-law, Mrs. Edward Freitag and a
daughter, who since the death of her mother at Lark, Brown Co., about 20 years
ago has been making her home with the Freitag family.
Appleton Post Crescent, Fri., Jan. 10, 1930 page 14
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Reedsville:
Fred Berkholtz(sic) to Be Buried at Reedsville
The body of Fred Berkholtz, a former resident of Wayside, who died
suddenly at his home in Dorchester, Wis., Wednesday, was brought to
Reedsville today and taken to the Evangelical Friedens Church where
friends viewed the remains and burial will take place Sunday
afternoon with services at the church at :30 pm, Rev. Nuss of Potters
officiating. Mr. Berkholtz is a brother of August Berkoltz of
Reedsville.
Manitowoc Herald News, Jan. 11, 1930 page 8
*********
The following relatives from away attended the funeral of the late
Fred Berkholtz on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hoffman, Jefferson; Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Berkholtz and August Berkholtz of Odanah, Wis.;
Otto and Alvin Berkholtz of Medford; Helen Freitag of Milwaukee;
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Freitag of Forest Junction; Mr. Haese and daughter
of Forest Junction; Mr. and Mrs. Emil Berholtz of Bonduell, Mrs.
Bertha Porath and Mrs. William Berkholtz, Wausau; Mrs. Louis
Boettcher, Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jantz, Hilbert.
Manitowoc Herald News, Jan. 14, 1930 page 10
September 15, 1897 Marriage to Ernestine Haise
WEEKLY CLARION (Dorchester, Clark Co., WI) 01/10/1930
Birkholz, Fred (29 JAN 1864 - 8 JAN 1930)
Dorchester (Clark Co., Wis.) people were shocked Wednesday morning to learn of the sudden death of Fred Birkholz, prominent resident here and electrician. He was doing some wiring at the A. Nixdorf home and suddenly dropped to the floor from a sudden attack of heart trouble. He was dead when they reached him.
The body was taken to the Fuchsgruber Undertaking Parlors and prepared for burial. Funeral services were held from St. Peter's Lutheran Church here this morning with Rev. J. Brandt officiating and John Schmitt, Gust Nixdorf, Gust Genrich, Gust Busse, Wilbur Kayhart, Oscar Schroeder, Herman Marquardt and Albert Schultz acting as pallbearers. The body was carried from the home to the church and then taken to Reedsville, Wis., his former home and where his wife is buried, by auto, and another funeral service will be held there on Sunday.
Fred Birkholz was born in West Prausen, Germany, Feb. 29th, 1864, and was 65 years, 10 months and 9 days old at the time of death.
He emigrated to the United States on Sept. 15, 1897 and was married to Ernestine Hause at Maple Grove, Wis. Seven children were born to them, five sons, Alfred, August and Alvin of Ogema, Otto of Goodrich, and Theodore of Chippewa Falls, and two daughters, Lean of Forrest Junction, and Anna of Jefferson, who survive him. His wife died on May 16, 1910.
Mr. Birkholz was treasurer and constable of the town of Morrison, Brown Co. for 12 years and for the past ? years has lived in Dorchester, Wis.
Everyone always took their electrical troubles to Fred and he will surely be missed by all, not only for that, but for his bluff, cheery manner that made one feel refreshed after they had talked with him for awhile.
Besides his children, he leaves 4 brothers, and 3 sisters. Mrs. Otto Porath, Wausau; Mrs. Joe Jeteck, and her husband, Milladore; Mrs. L. Boetcher and her husband, Medford; Miss Vera Boetcher, Wausau; and Emil Jeteck, Milladore, were all here.
The Clarion joins a host of friends in offering sincerest sympathy and express deep regret in the loss of this fellow townsman.
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FOREST JUNCTION GIRL'S FATHER DIES IN NORTH
Relatives here have been notified of the death of Fred Berkholz(sic), which
occurred at his home in Dorchester, Clark Co., on Wednesday. The body will be
brought to Reedsville, his early home, where the funeral and burial will be
held at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Surviving relatives here include a sister-in-law, Mrs. Edward Freitag and a
daughter, who since the death of her mother at Lark, Brown Co., about 20 years
ago has been making her home with the Freitag family.
Appleton Post Crescent, Fri., Jan. 10, 1930 page 14
*********
Reedsville:
Fred Berkholtz(sic) to Be Buried at Reedsville
The body of Fred Berkholtz, a former resident of Wayside, who died
suddenly at his home in Dorchester, Wis., Wednesday, was brought to
Reedsville today and taken to the Evangelical Friedens Church where
friends viewed the remains and burial will take place Sunday
afternoon with services at the church at :30 pm, Rev. Nuss of Potters
officiating. Mr. Berkholtz is a brother of August Berkoltz of
Reedsville.
Manitowoc Herald News, Jan. 11, 1930 page 8
*********
The following relatives from away attended the funeral of the late
Fred Berkholtz on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hoffman, Jefferson; Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Berkholtz and August Berkholtz of Odanah, Wis.;
Otto and Alvin Berkholtz of Medford; Helen Freitag of Milwaukee;
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Freitag of Forest Junction; Mr. Haese and daughter
of Forest Junction; Mr. and Mrs. Emil Berholtz of Bonduell, Mrs.
Bertha Porath and Mrs. William Berkholtz, Wausau; Mrs. Louis
Boettcher, Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jantz, Hilbert.
Manitowoc Herald News, Jan. 14, 1930 page 10
Fred and Ernestine had another daughter, Ernestine born 1910, that was raised by the Edward Freitag family, after her mother's death.
September 15, 1897 Marriage to Ernestine Haise
WEEKLY CLARION (Dorchester, Clark Co., WI) 01/10/1930
Birkholz, Fred (29 JAN 1864 - 8 JAN 1930)
Dorchester (Clark Co., Wis.) people were shocked Wednesday morning to learn of the sudden death of Fred Birkholz, prominent resident here and electrician. He was doing some wiring at the A. Nixdorf home and suddenly dropped to the floor from a sudden attack of heart trouble. He was dead when they reached him.
The body was taken to the Fuchsgruber Undertaking Parlors and prepared for burial. Funeral services were held from St. Peter's Lutheran Church here this morning with Rev. J. Brandt officiating and John Schmitt, Gust Nixdorf, Gust Genrich, Gust Busse, Wilbur Kayhart, Oscar Schroeder, Herman Marquardt and Albert Schultz acting as pallbearers. The body was carried from the home to the church and then taken to Reedsville, Wis., his former home and where his wife is buried, by auto, and another funeral service will be held there on Sunday.
Fred Birkholz was born in West Prausen, Germany, Feb. 29th, 1864, and was 65 years, 10 months and 9 days old at the time of death.
He emigrated to the United States on Sept. 15, 1897 and was married to Ernestine Hause at Maple Grove, Wis. Seven children were born to them, five sons, Alfred, August and Alvin of Ogema, Otto of Goodrich, and Theodore of Chippewa Falls, and two daughters, Lean of Forrest Junction, and Anna of Jefferson, who survive him. His wife died on May 16, 1910.
Mr. Birkholz was treasurer and constable of the town of Morrison, Brown Co. for 12 years and for the past ? years has lived in Dorchester, Wis.
Everyone always took their electrical troubles to Fred and he will surely be missed by all, not only for that, but for his bluff, cheery manner that made one feel refreshed after they had talked with him for awhile.
Besides his children, he leaves 4 brothers, and 3 sisters. Mrs. Otto Porath, Wausau; Mrs. Joe Jeteck, and her husband, Milladore; Mrs. L. Boetcher and her husband, Medford; Miss Vera Boetcher, Wausau; and Emil Jeteck, Milladore, were all here.
The Clarion joins a host of friends in offering sincerest sympathy and express deep regret in the loss of this fellow townsman.
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FOREST JUNCTION GIRL'S FATHER DIES IN NORTH
Relatives here have been notified of the death of Fred Berkholz(sic), which
occurred at his home in Dorchester, Clark Co., on Wednesday. The body will be
brought to Reedsville, his early home, where the funeral and burial will be
held at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Surviving relatives here include a sister-in-law, Mrs. Edward Freitag and a
daughter, who since the death of her mother at Lark, Brown Co., about 20 years
ago has been making her home with the Freitag family.
Appleton Post Crescent, Fri., Jan. 10, 1930 page 14
*********
Reedsville:
Fred Berkholtz(sic) to Be Buried at Reedsville
The body of Fred Berkholtz, a former resident of Wayside, who died
suddenly at his home in Dorchester, Wis., Wednesday, was brought to
Reedsville today and taken to the Evangelical Friedens Church where
friends viewed the remains and burial will take place Sunday
afternoon with services at the church at :30 pm, Rev. Nuss of Potters
officiating. Mr. Berkholtz is a brother of August Berkoltz of
Reedsville.
Manitowoc Herald News, Jan. 11, 1930 page 8
*********
The following relatives from away attended the funeral of the late
Fred Berkholtz on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hoffman, Jefferson; Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Berkholtz and August Berkholtz of Odanah, Wis.;
Otto and Alvin Berkholtz of Medford; Helen Freitag of Milwaukee;
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Freitag of Forest Junction; Mr. Haese and daughter
of Forest Junction; Mr. and Mrs. Emil Berholtz of Bonduell, Mrs.
Bertha Porath and Mrs. William Berkholtz, Wausau; Mrs. Louis
Boettcher, Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jantz, Hilbert.
Manitowoc Herald News, Jan. 14, 1930 page 10
September 15, 1897 Marriage to Ernestine Haise
WEEKLY CLARION (Dorchester, Clark Co., WI) 01/10/1930
Birkholz, Fred (29 JAN 1864 - 8 JAN 1930)
Dorchester (Clark Co., Wis.) people were shocked Wednesday morning to learn of the sudden death of Fred Birkholz, prominent resident here and electrician. He was doing some wiring at the A. Nixdorf home and suddenly dropped to the floor from a sudden attack of heart trouble. He was dead when they reached him.
The body was taken to the Fuchsgruber Undertaking Parlors and prepared for burial. Funeral services were held from St. Peter's Lutheran Church here this morning with Rev. J. Brandt officiating and John Schmitt, Gust Nixdorf, Gust Genrich, Gust Busse, Wilbur Kayhart, Oscar Schroeder, Herman Marquardt and Albert Schultz acting as pallbearers. The body was carried from the home to the church and then taken to Reedsville, Wis., his former home and where his wife is buried, by auto, and another funeral service will be held there on Sunday.
Fred Birkholz was born in West Prausen, Germany, Feb. 29th, 1864, and was 65 years, 10 months and 9 days old at the time of death.
He emigrated to the United States on Sept. 15, 1897 and was married to Ernestine Hause at Maple Grove, Wis. Seven children were born to them, five sons, Alfred, August and Alvin of Ogema, Otto of Goodrich, and Theodore of Chippewa Falls, and two daughters, Lean of Forrest Junction, and Anna of Jefferson, who survive him. His wife died on May 16, 1910.
Mr. Birkholz was treasurer and constable of the town of Morrison, Brown Co. for 12 years and for the past ? years has lived in Dorchester, Wis.
Everyone always took their electrical troubles to Fred and he will surely be missed by all, not only for that, but for his bluff, cheery manner that made one feel refreshed after they had talked with him for awhile.
Besides his children, he leaves 4 brothers, and 3 sisters. Mrs. Otto Porath, Wausau; Mrs. Joe Jeteck, and her husband, Milladore; Mrs. L. Boetcher and her husband, Medford; Miss Vera Boetcher, Wausau; and Emil Jeteck, Milladore, were all here.
The Clarion joins a host of friends in offering sincerest sympathy and express deep regret in the loss of this fellow townsman.
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FOREST JUNCTION GIRL'S FATHER DIES IN NORTH
Relatives here have been notified of the death of Fred Berkholz(sic), which
occurred at his home in Dorchester, Clark Co., on Wednesday. The body will be
brought to Reedsville, his early home, where the funeral and burial will be
held at 1 o'clock Sunday afternoon.
Surviving relatives here include a sister-in-law, Mrs. Edward Freitag and a
daughter, who since the death of her mother at Lark, Brown Co., about 20 years
ago has been making her home with the Freitag family.
Appleton Post Crescent, Fri., Jan. 10, 1930 page 14
*********
Reedsville:
Fred Berkholtz(sic) to Be Buried at Reedsville
The body of Fred Berkholtz, a former resident of Wayside, who died
suddenly at his home in Dorchester, Wis., Wednesday, was brought to
Reedsville today and taken to the Evangelical Friedens Church where
friends viewed the remains and burial will take place Sunday
afternoon with services at the church at :30 pm, Rev. Nuss of Potters
officiating. Mr. Berkholtz is a brother of August Berkoltz of
Reedsville.
Manitowoc Herald News, Jan. 11, 1930 page 8
*********
The following relatives from away attended the funeral of the late
Fred Berkholtz on Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hoffman, Jefferson; Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Berkholtz and August Berkholtz of Odanah, Wis.;
Otto and Alvin Berkholtz of Medford; Helen Freitag of Milwaukee;
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Freitag of Forest Junction; Mr. Haese and daughter
of Forest Junction; Mr. and Mrs. Emil Berholtz of Bonduell, Mrs.
Bertha Porath and Mrs. William Berkholtz, Wausau; Mrs. Louis
Boettcher, Medford; Mr. and Mrs. Ed Jantz, Hilbert.
Manitowoc Herald News, Jan. 14, 1930 page 10
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