Aka F. Jacob Heckman and Frederick J.
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JACOB HECKMAN AND MISS ANNIE BEHRENS, BOTH OF JORDAN, were Wednesday morning united in marriage at the home of the parents of the bride Mr. & Mrs. Herman Behrens. The ceremony was performed in the presence of about twenty-five friends of the couple by the Rev. J. G. Trefz, pastor of the West Jordan Lutheran church.
After the service was said a splendid wedding dinner was served, which was a most enjoyable feature.
The bride was remembered with a large number of beautiful gifts. The couple will begin housekeeping at once on the John Arnold farm in Jordan.
Both of the young people are very well known and well liked. The groom's parents live in Germany; he has been here a number of years and has proven himself worthy in every way.
The bride had worked in this city for a number of years and has many friends here. The couple has the sincerest congratulations and best wishes of everybody.
(Sterling Standard, Sterling, IL., Fri., Feb. 23, 1900, pg 7)
JOKES ABOUT HIS 'TICKER,' HECKMAN DIES
A few minutes after remarking "this old ticker won't last much longer," Frederick J. Heckman, 75 year old farmer, collapsed and died today. He lived on a farm near Polo.
Kenneth Edson, manager of a food locker plant, said Heckman commented on his heart condition while loading food from his locker into a pickup truck.
The farmer had called for a supply of food for a visit of his son and his family who arrived from New York yesterday.
The body was removed to the Melvin funeral home where Coroner Robert Preston scheduled an inquest for 4 o'clock this afternoon. The body will be at the Melvin funeral home until Wednesday when it will be removed to the family home.
Heckman was born in Germany Jan. 10, 1874, coming to the United States at the age of 16 years. For many years he operated his farm near Sugar Grove in Palmyra township and upon retiring made is home near Polo.
(Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon, IL., Tues., Aug. 23, 1949, pg 1)
J. FREDERICK HECKMAN
Funeral services for J. Frederick Heckman, who died very suddenly Tuesday morning while transacting business at the Lee County locker plant, will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from his late home near Polo and at 2:45 from the West Jordan church, the pastor, Rev. H. L. Lee officiating.
Burial will be in the West Jordan cemetery. He was born Jan. 10, 1874 in Germany and is survived by his wife, Anna, five sons, Herman of Harmon, N.Y., Paul of Polo, Henry of Forreston, Fritz of Dixon, Walter of Harmon, N.Y., four daughters, Mrs. Helen Rose of Harmon, N.Y., Mrs. Anna Hufford of Rochelle, Mrs. Margaret McCombs of Bishop, Cal., Mrs. Dorothy Russell of Dixon, 22 grandchildren, two brothers, Henry of Harmon, N.Y., Fred of Los Angeles, Cal., and three sisters, Mrs. Fred Scholl of Cleveland, Ohio and two sisters residing in Germany.
(Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon, IL., Wed., Aug., 24, 1949, pg. 6)
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ARE GUESTS AT THE HECKMAN HOME IN PALMYRA
Mrs. Elsie Scholl Hurshman and son Alfred of Cleveland, O., arrived Wednesday to spend a few days at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Heckman of Palmyra.
(Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon, IL., Thurs., Aug 14, 1930)
Mrs. Fred Scholl mentioned in Jacob's obit. as a sister. Found her and Fred in Cleveland, Ohio.
+++++++++ (No mention of brother Jacob in Marie's obit.)
Marie Heckman Scholl
Birth: 1877
Death: Mar. 27, 1965
Ohio, USA
Name: Scholl, Marie
Date: Mar 30 1965
Source: Plain Dealer, Reel #127
Notes: Scholl. Marie Scholl (nee Heckman), age 87, former resident of 4453 W. 48th St., beloved wife of the late Fred, devoted mother of Mrs. Ruth Fuller, Mrs. Elsie Hurschman and Fred, grandmother and great-grandmother, sister of Henry of New, York, Fred of California and relatives in Europe. The family will be present to receive friends at Sauers Funeral Home, 4801 Memphis Ave., where Rev. R. B. Lapp will conduct services Tuesday at 3 p. m. Final resting place Sunset Memorial Park.
Burial:
Sunset Memorial Park
North Olmsted
Cuyahoga County
Ohio, USA
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JACOB HECKMAN AND MISS ANNIE BEHRENS, BOTH OF JORDAN, were Wednesday morning united in marriage at the home of the parents of the bride Mr. & Mrs. Herman Behrens. The ceremony was performed in the presence of about twenty-five friends of the couple by the Rev. J. G. Trefz, pastor of the West Jordan Lutheran church.
After the service was said a splendid wedding dinner was served, which was a most enjoyable feature.
The bride was remembered with a large number of beautiful gifts. The couple will begin housekeeping at once on the John Arnold farm in Jordan.
Both of the young people are very well known and well liked. The groom's parents live in Germany; he has been here a number of years and has proven himself worthy in every way.
The bride had worked in this city for a number of years and has many friends here. The couple has the sincerest congratulations and best wishes of everybody.
(Sterling Standard, Sterling, IL., Fri., Feb. 23, 1900, pg 7)
JOKES ABOUT HIS 'TICKER,' HECKMAN DIES
A few minutes after remarking "this old ticker won't last much longer," Frederick J. Heckman, 75 year old farmer, collapsed and died today. He lived on a farm near Polo.
Kenneth Edson, manager of a food locker plant, said Heckman commented on his heart condition while loading food from his locker into a pickup truck.
The farmer had called for a supply of food for a visit of his son and his family who arrived from New York yesterday.
The body was removed to the Melvin funeral home where Coroner Robert Preston scheduled an inquest for 4 o'clock this afternoon. The body will be at the Melvin funeral home until Wednesday when it will be removed to the family home.
Heckman was born in Germany Jan. 10, 1874, coming to the United States at the age of 16 years. For many years he operated his farm near Sugar Grove in Palmyra township and upon retiring made is home near Polo.
(Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon, IL., Tues., Aug. 23, 1949, pg 1)
J. FREDERICK HECKMAN
Funeral services for J. Frederick Heckman, who died very suddenly Tuesday morning while transacting business at the Lee County locker plant, will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from his late home near Polo and at 2:45 from the West Jordan church, the pastor, Rev. H. L. Lee officiating.
Burial will be in the West Jordan cemetery. He was born Jan. 10, 1874 in Germany and is survived by his wife, Anna, five sons, Herman of Harmon, N.Y., Paul of Polo, Henry of Forreston, Fritz of Dixon, Walter of Harmon, N.Y., four daughters, Mrs. Helen Rose of Harmon, N.Y., Mrs. Anna Hufford of Rochelle, Mrs. Margaret McCombs of Bishop, Cal., Mrs. Dorothy Russell of Dixon, 22 grandchildren, two brothers, Henry of Harmon, N.Y., Fred of Los Angeles, Cal., and three sisters, Mrs. Fred Scholl of Cleveland, Ohio and two sisters residing in Germany.
(Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon, IL., Wed., Aug., 24, 1949, pg. 6)
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ARE GUESTS AT THE HECKMAN HOME IN PALMYRA
Mrs. Elsie Scholl Hurshman and son Alfred of Cleveland, O., arrived Wednesday to spend a few days at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Heckman of Palmyra.
(Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon, IL., Thurs., Aug 14, 1930)
Mrs. Fred Scholl mentioned in Jacob's obit. as a sister. Found her and Fred in Cleveland, Ohio.
+++++++++ (No mention of brother Jacob in Marie's obit.)
Marie Heckman Scholl
Birth: 1877
Death: Mar. 27, 1965
Ohio, USA
Name: Scholl, Marie
Date: Mar 30 1965
Source: Plain Dealer, Reel #127
Notes: Scholl. Marie Scholl (nee Heckman), age 87, former resident of 4453 W. 48th St., beloved wife of the late Fred, devoted mother of Mrs. Ruth Fuller, Mrs. Elsie Hurschman and Fred, grandmother and great-grandmother, sister of Henry of New, York, Fred of California and relatives in Europe. The family will be present to receive friends at Sauers Funeral Home, 4801 Memphis Ave., where Rev. R. B. Lapp will conduct services Tuesday at 3 p. m. Final resting place Sunset Memorial Park.
Burial:
Sunset Memorial Park
North Olmsted
Cuyahoga County
Ohio, USA
Aka F. Jacob Heckman and Frederick J.
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JACOB HECKMAN AND MISS ANNIE BEHRENS, BOTH OF JORDAN, were Wednesday morning united in marriage at the home of the parents of the bride Mr. & Mrs. Herman Behrens. The ceremony was performed in the presence of about twenty-five friends of the couple by the Rev. J. G. Trefz, pastor of the West Jordan Lutheran church.
After the service was said a splendid wedding dinner was served, which was a most enjoyable feature.
The bride was remembered with a large number of beautiful gifts. The couple will begin housekeeping at once on the John Arnold farm in Jordan.
Both of the young people are very well known and well liked. The groom's parents live in Germany; he has been here a number of years and has proven himself worthy in every way.
The bride had worked in this city for a number of years and has many friends here. The couple has the sincerest congratulations and best wishes of everybody.
(Sterling Standard, Sterling, IL., Fri., Feb. 23, 1900, pg 7)
JOKES ABOUT HIS 'TICKER,' HECKMAN DIES
A few minutes after remarking "this old ticker won't last much longer," Frederick J. Heckman, 75 year old farmer, collapsed and died today. He lived on a farm near Polo.
Kenneth Edson, manager of a food locker plant, said Heckman commented on his heart condition while loading food from his locker into a pickup truck.
The farmer had called for a supply of food for a visit of his son and his family who arrived from New York yesterday.
The body was removed to the Melvin funeral home where Coroner Robert Preston scheduled an inquest for 4 o'clock this afternoon. The body will be at the Melvin funeral home until Wednesday when it will be removed to the family home.
Heckman was born in Germany Jan. 10, 1874, coming to the United States at the age of 16 years. For many years he operated his farm near Sugar Grove in Palmyra township and upon retiring made is home near Polo.
(Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon, IL., Tues., Aug. 23, 1949, pg 1)
J. FREDERICK HECKMAN
Funeral services for J. Frederick Heckman, who died very suddenly Tuesday morning while transacting business at the Lee County locker plant, will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from his late home near Polo and at 2:45 from the West Jordan church, the pastor, Rev. H. L. Lee officiating.
Burial will be in the West Jordan cemetery. He was born Jan. 10, 1874 in Germany and is survived by his wife, Anna, five sons, Herman of Harmon, N.Y., Paul of Polo, Henry of Forreston, Fritz of Dixon, Walter of Harmon, N.Y., four daughters, Mrs. Helen Rose of Harmon, N.Y., Mrs. Anna Hufford of Rochelle, Mrs. Margaret McCombs of Bishop, Cal., Mrs. Dorothy Russell of Dixon, 22 grandchildren, two brothers, Henry of Harmon, N.Y., Fred of Los Angeles, Cal., and three sisters, Mrs. Fred Scholl of Cleveland, Ohio and two sisters residing in Germany.
(Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon, IL., Wed., Aug., 24, 1949, pg. 6)
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ARE GUESTS AT THE HECKMAN HOME IN PALMYRA
Mrs. Elsie Scholl Hurshman and son Alfred of Cleveland, O., arrived Wednesday to spend a few days at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Heckman of Palmyra.
(Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon, IL., Thurs., Aug 14, 1930)
Mrs. Fred Scholl mentioned in Jacob's obit. as a sister. Found her and Fred in Cleveland, Ohio.
+++++++++ (No mention of brother Jacob in Marie's obit.)
Marie Heckman Scholl
Birth: 1877
Death: Mar. 27, 1965
Ohio, USA
Name: Scholl, Marie
Date: Mar 30 1965
Source: Plain Dealer, Reel #127
Notes: Scholl. Marie Scholl (nee Heckman), age 87, former resident of 4453 W. 48th St., beloved wife of the late Fred, devoted mother of Mrs. Ruth Fuller, Mrs. Elsie Hurschman and Fred, grandmother and great-grandmother, sister of Henry of New, York, Fred of California and relatives in Europe. The family will be present to receive friends at Sauers Funeral Home, 4801 Memphis Ave., where Rev. R. B. Lapp will conduct services Tuesday at 3 p. m. Final resting place Sunset Memorial Park.
Burial:
Sunset Memorial Park
North Olmsted
Cuyahoga County
Ohio, USA
++++++
JACOB HECKMAN AND MISS ANNIE BEHRENS, BOTH OF JORDAN, were Wednesday morning united in marriage at the home of the parents of the bride Mr. & Mrs. Herman Behrens. The ceremony was performed in the presence of about twenty-five friends of the couple by the Rev. J. G. Trefz, pastor of the West Jordan Lutheran church.
After the service was said a splendid wedding dinner was served, which was a most enjoyable feature.
The bride was remembered with a large number of beautiful gifts. The couple will begin housekeeping at once on the John Arnold farm in Jordan.
Both of the young people are very well known and well liked. The groom's parents live in Germany; he has been here a number of years and has proven himself worthy in every way.
The bride had worked in this city for a number of years and has many friends here. The couple has the sincerest congratulations and best wishes of everybody.
(Sterling Standard, Sterling, IL., Fri., Feb. 23, 1900, pg 7)
JOKES ABOUT HIS 'TICKER,' HECKMAN DIES
A few minutes after remarking "this old ticker won't last much longer," Frederick J. Heckman, 75 year old farmer, collapsed and died today. He lived on a farm near Polo.
Kenneth Edson, manager of a food locker plant, said Heckman commented on his heart condition while loading food from his locker into a pickup truck.
The farmer had called for a supply of food for a visit of his son and his family who arrived from New York yesterday.
The body was removed to the Melvin funeral home where Coroner Robert Preston scheduled an inquest for 4 o'clock this afternoon. The body will be at the Melvin funeral home until Wednesday when it will be removed to the family home.
Heckman was born in Germany Jan. 10, 1874, coming to the United States at the age of 16 years. For many years he operated his farm near Sugar Grove in Palmyra township and upon retiring made is home near Polo.
(Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon, IL., Tues., Aug. 23, 1949, pg 1)
J. FREDERICK HECKMAN
Funeral services for J. Frederick Heckman, who died very suddenly Tuesday morning while transacting business at the Lee County locker plant, will be held Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock from his late home near Polo and at 2:45 from the West Jordan church, the pastor, Rev. H. L. Lee officiating.
Burial will be in the West Jordan cemetery. He was born Jan. 10, 1874 in Germany and is survived by his wife, Anna, five sons, Herman of Harmon, N.Y., Paul of Polo, Henry of Forreston, Fritz of Dixon, Walter of Harmon, N.Y., four daughters, Mrs. Helen Rose of Harmon, N.Y., Mrs. Anna Hufford of Rochelle, Mrs. Margaret McCombs of Bishop, Cal., Mrs. Dorothy Russell of Dixon, 22 grandchildren, two brothers, Henry of Harmon, N.Y., Fred of Los Angeles, Cal., and three sisters, Mrs. Fred Scholl of Cleveland, Ohio and two sisters residing in Germany.
(Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon, IL., Wed., Aug., 24, 1949, pg. 6)
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ARE GUESTS AT THE HECKMAN HOME IN PALMYRA
Mrs. Elsie Scholl Hurshman and son Alfred of Cleveland, O., arrived Wednesday to spend a few days at the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr. & Mrs. Jacob Heckman of Palmyra.
(Dixon Evening Telegraph, Dixon, IL., Thurs., Aug 14, 1930)
Mrs. Fred Scholl mentioned in Jacob's obit. as a sister. Found her and Fred in Cleveland, Ohio.
+++++++++ (No mention of brother Jacob in Marie's obit.)
Marie Heckman Scholl
Birth: 1877
Death: Mar. 27, 1965
Ohio, USA
Name: Scholl, Marie
Date: Mar 30 1965
Source: Plain Dealer, Reel #127
Notes: Scholl. Marie Scholl (nee Heckman), age 87, former resident of 4453 W. 48th St., beloved wife of the late Fred, devoted mother of Mrs. Ruth Fuller, Mrs. Elsie Hurschman and Fred, grandmother and great-grandmother, sister of Henry of New, York, Fred of California and relatives in Europe. The family will be present to receive friends at Sauers Funeral Home, 4801 Memphis Ave., where Rev. R. B. Lapp will conduct services Tuesday at 3 p. m. Final resting place Sunset Memorial Park.
Burial:
Sunset Memorial Park
North Olmsted
Cuyahoga County
Ohio, USA
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