WILLIAM WIENKE
Dies at LaCrosse.
The body of William Weinke, former Clarks Mills resident, who died at LaCrosse,
was brought here today for burial, arriving this morning, with burial from the
chapel at 2 o'clock. Mr. Weinke was 68 years of age and had resided at LaCrosse
of late years. Four sisters, Mrs. Anna Lindemann, Mrs. Bertha Hermann, Mrs. H.
Braunel, Mrs. W. Steffens of this city, and one brother, Herman, of Rapids survive.
Manitowoc Herald News, Thursday, April 30, 1925 P.2
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From Death Record:
C.F. William Wienke, retired,
Born in Germany,
Parents: Ferdinandt Wienke & Unknown (both parents born in Germany),
Informant: Wife - same address, Transported via R.R. to Milwaukee
then via R.R. to Manitowoc,
Born 5/6/1854, Died 4/28/1925 at residence (829 Island St, Lacrosse, Wi),
Age: 70y 11m 22d,
Cause Of Death: Carcinoma of the colon
*********
The year of birth on the stone does not match that on the death record,
but the death record is clearly typed 1854, so perhaps there was an
error on marker transcription.
Dies at LaCrosse.
The body of William Weinke, former Clarks Mills resident, who died at LaCrosse,
was brought here today for burial, arriving this morning, with burial from the
chapel at 2 o'clock. Mr. Weinke was 68 years of age and had resided at LaCrosse
of late years. Four sisters, Mrs. Anna Lindemann, Mrs. Bertha Hermann, Mrs. H.
Braunel, Mrs. W. Steffens of this city, and one brother, Herman, of Rapids survive.
Manitowoc Herald News, Thursday, April 30, 1925 P.2
********
From Death Record:
C.F. William Wienke, retired,
Born in Germany,
Parents: Ferdinandt Wienke & Unknown (both parents born in Germany),
Informant: Wife - same address, Transported via R.R. to Milwaukee
then via R.R. to Manitowoc,
Born 5/6/1854, Died 4/28/1925 at residence (829 Island St, Lacrosse, Wi),
Age: 70y 11m 22d,
Cause Of Death: Carcinoma of the colon
*********
The year of birth on the stone does not match that on the death record,
but the death record is clearly typed 1854, so perhaps there was an
error on marker transcription.
WILLIAM WIENKE
Dies at LaCrosse.
The body of William Weinke, former Clarks Mills resident, who died at LaCrosse,
was brought here today for burial, arriving this morning, with burial from the
chapel at 2 o'clock. Mr. Weinke was 68 years of age and had resided at LaCrosse
of late years. Four sisters, Mrs. Anna Lindemann, Mrs. Bertha Hermann, Mrs. H.
Braunel, Mrs. W. Steffens of this city, and one brother, Herman, of Rapids survive.
Manitowoc Herald News, Thursday, April 30, 1925 P.2
********
From Death Record:
C.F. William Wienke, retired,
Born in Germany,
Parents: Ferdinandt Wienke & Unknown (both parents born in Germany),
Informant: Wife - same address, Transported via R.R. to Milwaukee
then via R.R. to Manitowoc,
Born 5/6/1854, Died 4/28/1925 at residence (829 Island St, Lacrosse, Wi),
Age: 70y 11m 22d,
Cause Of Death: Carcinoma of the colon
*********
The year of birth on the stone does not match that on the death record,
but the death record is clearly typed 1854, so perhaps there was an
error on marker transcription.
Dies at LaCrosse.
The body of William Weinke, former Clarks Mills resident, who died at LaCrosse,
was brought here today for burial, arriving this morning, with burial from the
chapel at 2 o'clock. Mr. Weinke was 68 years of age and had resided at LaCrosse
of late years. Four sisters, Mrs. Anna Lindemann, Mrs. Bertha Hermann, Mrs. H.
Braunel, Mrs. W. Steffens of this city, and one brother, Herman, of Rapids survive.
Manitowoc Herald News, Thursday, April 30, 1925 P.2
********
From Death Record:
C.F. William Wienke, retired,
Born in Germany,
Parents: Ferdinandt Wienke & Unknown (both parents born in Germany),
Informant: Wife - same address, Transported via R.R. to Milwaukee
then via R.R. to Manitowoc,
Born 5/6/1854, Died 4/28/1925 at residence (829 Island St, Lacrosse, Wi),
Age: 70y 11m 22d,
Cause Of Death: Carcinoma of the colon
*********
The year of birth on the stone does not match that on the death record,
but the death record is clearly typed 1854, so perhaps there was an
error on marker transcription.
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