J.G. Schmiedt Succumbs At Family Home
John George Schmiedt, 79, resident of Lodi for the past 21 years, succumbed to an extended illness at the family home on Flora street Saturday morning.
He was born in Dennewitz, Bessarabia, South Russiam on August 15, 1857.
He is survived by his wife, Dorothea Schmiedt, and the following children: John J. Schmiedt, Lodi; Mrs. Nellie Greenberg, Castroville; Fred Schmiedt, Modesto; Dave Schmiedt, Stockton; Mrs. Helen Daly, Lodi; Guss Schmiedt, Manteca; Mrs. Sophie Bendix, French Camp; Mrs. Bertha Anderson, Manteca; Miss Daisy Schmiedt, Lodi.
Four brothers and three sisters also survive. They are Fred, Henry, Emanuel Schmiedt, of Tripp, South Dakota; Julius Schmiedt, Lodi; Mrs. Christine Kludt, Mrs. Caroline Kludt and Mrs. Rosa Waneke, all of Tripp, South Dakota.
In addition, Mrs. Schmiedt leaves 20 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.
The deceased was married to Dorothea Fode in Russia on September 1, 1878, and they came to America a month later, settling in South Dakota. They resided there for 13 years and then moved westward to Oregon where they remained until 1896, when Mr. Schmiedt brought his family to California.
Twelve children were born to that union, nine of whom are still living.
Remains are in charge of Hale and Bawden. Services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Emanuel Lutheran church, corner of Central Avenue and Hilborn Streets. Interment will be in the Lodi Cemetery.
*Lodi News-Sentinel, May 3, 1937.
J.G. Schmiedt Succumbs At Family Home
John George Schmiedt, 79, resident of Lodi for the past 21 years, succumbed to an extended illness at the family home on Flora street Saturday morning.
He was born in Dennewitz, Bessarabia, South Russiam on August 15, 1857.
He is survived by his wife, Dorothea Schmiedt, and the following children: John J. Schmiedt, Lodi; Mrs. Nellie Greenberg, Castroville; Fred Schmiedt, Modesto; Dave Schmiedt, Stockton; Mrs. Helen Daly, Lodi; Guss Schmiedt, Manteca; Mrs. Sophie Bendix, French Camp; Mrs. Bertha Anderson, Manteca; Miss Daisy Schmiedt, Lodi.
Four brothers and three sisters also survive. They are Fred, Henry, Emanuel Schmiedt, of Tripp, South Dakota; Julius Schmiedt, Lodi; Mrs. Christine Kludt, Mrs. Caroline Kludt and Mrs. Rosa Waneke, all of Tripp, South Dakota.
In addition, Mrs. Schmiedt leaves 20 grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren.
The deceased was married to Dorothea Fode in Russia on September 1, 1878, and they came to America a month later, settling in South Dakota. They resided there for 13 years and then moved westward to Oregon where they remained until 1896, when Mr. Schmiedt brought his family to California.
Twelve children were born to that union, nine of whom are still living.
Remains are in charge of Hale and Bawden. Services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Emanuel Lutheran church, corner of Central Avenue and Hilborn Streets. Interment will be in the Lodi Cemetery.
*Lodi News-Sentinel, May 3, 1937.
Family Members
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Maria Schmiedt Fode
1861–1892
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Helena Schmiedt Muehlbeier
1863–1929
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Christina Schmiedt Kludt
1865–1945
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Karolina "Carrie" Schmiedt Kludt
1867–1949
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Frederich Andrew Schmiedt
1870–1953
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Rosena Rosa Schmiedt Schmidt
1874–1957
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Heinrich A Schmiedt
1878–1945
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Julius Andrew Schmiedt
1880–1951
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Emanuel Andrew Schmiedt
1883–1961
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John J Schmiedt
1879–1959
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Josephine Nellie Schmiedt Robles
1880–1963
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Christina Schmiedt Daly
1886–1908
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Helen Lena Schmiedt Daly
1890–1977
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Gustave G Schmiedt
1892–1973
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Sophie F Schmiedt Benedix
1894–1985
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Bertha Eva Schmiedt Andersen
1896–1991
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Julius Schmiedt
1900–1914
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Theresa Daisy Schmiedt Riffero
1903–1990
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