Death record: Ebenezer Evangelical Lutheran Church, p 198; she is age 85 years, 8 months, 19 days old.
She married Karl August Richter about 1855 (U. S. Census). The family immigrated to America leaving the Port of Bremen in October, 1962 and arriving at the Port of Baltimore, Maryland aboard the "Roland" on November 14, 1862. Henrietta immigrated with her husband and three children: Adolph, Edward and Agnes. The couple had 10 children all together, four of which died in infancy. Her husband's brother, Reinhard Richter and his wife, Albertina (Rodenwald) Richter, traveled with them on this voyage. All of them traveled to Jefferson County, Wisconsin after their arrival. They settled in this area until they moved to Albany, Minnesota in the early 1870s.
She was preceded in death by her husband; 3 children not named; and daughters, Fransisa Emma Richter, Christine Marie Richter and Emma Franziska Richter.
She was survived by one son, Gustav Ferdinand Richter; and 3 daughters, Agnes E. (August) Koeneman, Ottilla Louise (Ernest) Feierabend and Helen H. (Frank) Schellin.
Her funeral was held on October 14, 1917 with burial following the service in the church cemetery.
Note: see WPA Interview in husband's Find A Grave bio.
She married Karl August Richter about 1855 (U. S. Census). The family immigrated to America leaving the Port of Bremen in October, 1962 and arriving at the Port of Baltimore, Maryland aboard the "Roland" on November 14, 1862. Henrietta immigrated with her husband and three children: Adolph, Edward and Agnes. The couple had 10 children all together, four of which died in infancy. Her husband's brother, Reinhard Richter and his wife, Albertina (Rodenwald) Richter, traveled with them on this voyage. All of them traveled to Jefferson County, Wisconsin after their arrival. They settled in this area until they moved to Albany, Minnesota in the early 1870s.
She was preceded in death by her husband; 3 children not named; and daughters, Fransisa Emma Richter, Christine Marie Richter and Emma Franziska Richter.
She was survived by one son, Gustav Ferdinand Richter; and 3 daughters, Agnes E. (August) Koeneman, Ottilla Louise (Ernest) Feierabend and Helen H. (Frank) Schellin.
Her funeral was held on October 14, 1917 with burial following the service in the church cemetery.
Note: see WPA Interview in husband's Find A Grave bio.
Death record: Ebenezer Evangelical Lutheran Church, p 198; she is age 85 years, 8 months, 19 days old.
She married Karl August Richter about 1855 (U. S. Census). The family immigrated to America leaving the Port of Bremen in October, 1962 and arriving at the Port of Baltimore, Maryland aboard the "Roland" on November 14, 1862. Henrietta immigrated with her husband and three children: Adolph, Edward and Agnes. The couple had 10 children all together, four of which died in infancy. Her husband's brother, Reinhard Richter and his wife, Albertina (Rodenwald) Richter, traveled with them on this voyage. All of them traveled to Jefferson County, Wisconsin after their arrival. They settled in this area until they moved to Albany, Minnesota in the early 1870s.
She was preceded in death by her husband; 3 children not named; and daughters, Fransisa Emma Richter, Christine Marie Richter and Emma Franziska Richter.
She was survived by one son, Gustav Ferdinand Richter; and 3 daughters, Agnes E. (August) Koeneman, Ottilla Louise (Ernest) Feierabend and Helen H. (Frank) Schellin.
Her funeral was held on October 14, 1917 with burial following the service in the church cemetery.
Note: see WPA Interview in husband's Find A Grave bio.
She married Karl August Richter about 1855 (U. S. Census). The family immigrated to America leaving the Port of Bremen in October, 1962 and arriving at the Port of Baltimore, Maryland aboard the "Roland" on November 14, 1862. Henrietta immigrated with her husband and three children: Adolph, Edward and Agnes. The couple had 10 children all together, four of which died in infancy. Her husband's brother, Reinhard Richter and his wife, Albertina (Rodenwald) Richter, traveled with them on this voyage. All of them traveled to Jefferson County, Wisconsin after their arrival. They settled in this area until they moved to Albany, Minnesota in the early 1870s.
She was preceded in death by her husband; 3 children not named; and daughters, Fransisa Emma Richter, Christine Marie Richter and Emma Franziska Richter.
She was survived by one son, Gustav Ferdinand Richter; and 3 daughters, Agnes E. (August) Koeneman, Ottilla Louise (Ernest) Feierabend and Helen H. (Frank) Schellin.
Her funeral was held on October 14, 1917 with burial following the service in the church cemetery.
Note: see WPA Interview in husband's Find A Grave bio.
Inscription
Tombstone inscription, translated by Professor Scott Noegel:
Darum ist noch eine ruhe Vorhanden dem volke gottes
Erb 4 Verse 9
"There remains therefore a rest for the people of God."
This is a quote from the New Testament, Hebrews 4:9. Some interpret "rest" here as meaning the sabbath.
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