Obituary from the Brooklyn Daily Eagle Newpaper 13-Nov-1894:
Death of George Dietrick
One of the Most Prominent Members of the Saengerbund
George Dietrick, who was known from one end of Brooklyn to the other, died yesterday in the 63rd year of his age, at his home on Livingstone street. Mr. Dietrick was born May 20, 1832 in Germany, and came to Brooklyn in 1850. He was of a genial disposition and made friends fast and his love of industry soon led him into active and lucrative business for himself as a tailor. He was fond of music, helped the art whenever he could in his own way and soon became a prominent member of the Brooklyn Saegerbund. He was generous and kind and gave freely of his means, which were ample. The funeral services will be held at the German Lutheran Church on Schermerhorn Street, near Court, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, and members of the Saengerbund will attend the services in a body. Mr. Dietrick leaves no wife or children.
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NOTE:
The following other family members are buried in this crypt: [Date is interment date from Cemetery records]
Annie DIETRICK [nee Evers] Wife of George Sept 26, 1886
Emily R. EVERS August 23, 1889.
Margaretha ORF [nee Dietrick] Sister of George Oct 31, 1892
Andreas ORF - Wife of Margaretha Aug 23, 1893
Rudolf ORF - Son of Andreas and Margaretha Mar 26, 1870
Helene Catherine ANDRESEN [Niece in law to George] Dec 7, 1935
Death of George Dietrick
One of the Most Prominent Members of the Saengerbund
George Dietrick, who was known from one end of Brooklyn to the other, died yesterday in the 63rd year of his age, at his home on Livingstone street. Mr. Dietrick was born May 20, 1832 in Germany, and came to Brooklyn in 1850. He was of a genial disposition and made friends fast and his love of industry soon led him into active and lucrative business for himself as a tailor. He was fond of music, helped the art whenever he could in his own way and soon became a prominent member of the Brooklyn Saegerbund. He was generous and kind and gave freely of his means, which were ample. The funeral services will be held at the German Lutheran Church on Schermerhorn Street, near Court, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, and members of the Saengerbund will attend the services in a body. Mr. Dietrick leaves no wife or children.
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NOTE:
The following other family members are buried in this crypt: [Date is interment date from Cemetery records]
Annie DIETRICK [nee Evers] Wife of George Sept 26, 1886
Emily R. EVERS August 23, 1889.
Margaretha ORF [nee Dietrick] Sister of George Oct 31, 1892
Andreas ORF - Wife of Margaretha Aug 23, 1893
Rudolf ORF - Son of Andreas and Margaretha Mar 26, 1870
Helene Catherine ANDRESEN [Niece in law to George] Dec 7, 1935
Obituary from the Brooklyn Daily Eagle Newpaper 13-Nov-1894:
Death of George Dietrick
One of the Most Prominent Members of the Saengerbund
George Dietrick, who was known from one end of Brooklyn to the other, died yesterday in the 63rd year of his age, at his home on Livingstone street. Mr. Dietrick was born May 20, 1832 in Germany, and came to Brooklyn in 1850. He was of a genial disposition and made friends fast and his love of industry soon led him into active and lucrative business for himself as a tailor. He was fond of music, helped the art whenever he could in his own way and soon became a prominent member of the Brooklyn Saegerbund. He was generous and kind and gave freely of his means, which were ample. The funeral services will be held at the German Lutheran Church on Schermerhorn Street, near Court, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, and members of the Saengerbund will attend the services in a body. Mr. Dietrick leaves no wife or children.
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NOTE:
The following other family members are buried in this crypt: [Date is interment date from Cemetery records]
Annie DIETRICK [nee Evers] Wife of George Sept 26, 1886
Emily R. EVERS August 23, 1889.
Margaretha ORF [nee Dietrick] Sister of George Oct 31, 1892
Andreas ORF - Wife of Margaretha Aug 23, 1893
Rudolf ORF - Son of Andreas and Margaretha Mar 26, 1870
Helene Catherine ANDRESEN [Niece in law to George] Dec 7, 1935
Death of George Dietrick
One of the Most Prominent Members of the Saengerbund
George Dietrick, who was known from one end of Brooklyn to the other, died yesterday in the 63rd year of his age, at his home on Livingstone street. Mr. Dietrick was born May 20, 1832 in Germany, and came to Brooklyn in 1850. He was of a genial disposition and made friends fast and his love of industry soon led him into active and lucrative business for himself as a tailor. He was fond of music, helped the art whenever he could in his own way and soon became a prominent member of the Brooklyn Saegerbund. He was generous and kind and gave freely of his means, which were ample. The funeral services will be held at the German Lutheran Church on Schermerhorn Street, near Court, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, and members of the Saengerbund will attend the services in a body. Mr. Dietrick leaves no wife or children.
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NOTE:
The following other family members are buried in this crypt: [Date is interment date from Cemetery records]
Annie DIETRICK [nee Evers] Wife of George Sept 26, 1886
Emily R. EVERS August 23, 1889.
Margaretha ORF [nee Dietrick] Sister of George Oct 31, 1892
Andreas ORF - Wife of Margaretha Aug 23, 1893
Rudolf ORF - Son of Andreas and Margaretha Mar 26, 1870
Helene Catherine ANDRESEN [Niece in law to George] Dec 7, 1935
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George Dietrick
Born
May 20, 1832
Died
November 2, 1894
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