Henry A. Buelow, the youngest son of Henry Buelow and his wife Augusta (nee Droes), was born in Reedsburg on Nov. 17, 1861, where he was baptized and confirmed by Rev. A. Rohrlack of St. Peter's church.
When Mr. Buelow was an infant both his parents died. His father was a soldier during the Civil War, fighting for the North, was captured by a band of guerilla's and burned to death. The deceased was raised as an orphan in an orphanage and in private homes.
In the year 1883 he was married to Miss Sarah Bell Sanders. To this union two girls were born, Grace and Bell. Grace met an early death in an accident in Milwaukee in 1914. Mr. Buelow lost his wife in the year 1886 and entered the second time into the state of matrimony with Miss Mary Hoefs. The ceremony was performed on April 19, 1891. To this marriage was born Leona, who died in infancy, Inez, Verona, Henry, Leo and Rex. The Buelow family joined the St. John's church in 1894.
Mr. Buelow submitted to an operation on Jan. 24, and died Wednesday, January 29, at the age of 69 years, 2 months and 11 days.
He is survived by his wife, Mary, his children: Mrs. Emil Gust of Waukesha, Mrs. R. Miller, Mrs. Forest Carpenter, Henry, Leo and Rex and three grandchildren and many relatives and friends.
The funeral services were held on Saturday, Jan. 31, from St. John's Lutheran church and were conducted by Rev. L. Schneider. Those in attendance from a distance were as follows: Leo Buelow, Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gust and son, Waukesha; Mrs. Howard Eastman, Hanover, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoefs, Lodi; Henry Klug, Merrill; Charley and Ed Klug, Portage; Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Reynolds, Mirror Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reynolds, Mirror Lake; Mrs. Fred Hoefs, Kendall; Mrs. Emma Glada; Mrs. Ida Wood, Wilton, Wis.; Mrs. Walter Brooks and Mrs. J. Goulet, Madison.
Reedsburg Times
When Mr. Buelow was an infant both his parents died. His father was a soldier during the Civil War, fighting for the North, was captured by a band of guerilla's and burned to death. The deceased was raised as an orphan in an orphanage and in private homes.
In the year 1883 he was married to Miss Sarah Bell Sanders. To this union two girls were born, Grace and Bell. Grace met an early death in an accident in Milwaukee in 1914. Mr. Buelow lost his wife in the year 1886 and entered the second time into the state of matrimony with Miss Mary Hoefs. The ceremony was performed on April 19, 1891. To this marriage was born Leona, who died in infancy, Inez, Verona, Henry, Leo and Rex. The Buelow family joined the St. John's church in 1894.
Mr. Buelow submitted to an operation on Jan. 24, and died Wednesday, January 29, at the age of 69 years, 2 months and 11 days.
He is survived by his wife, Mary, his children: Mrs. Emil Gust of Waukesha, Mrs. R. Miller, Mrs. Forest Carpenter, Henry, Leo and Rex and three grandchildren and many relatives and friends.
The funeral services were held on Saturday, Jan. 31, from St. John's Lutheran church and were conducted by Rev. L. Schneider. Those in attendance from a distance were as follows: Leo Buelow, Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gust and son, Waukesha; Mrs. Howard Eastman, Hanover, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoefs, Lodi; Henry Klug, Merrill; Charley and Ed Klug, Portage; Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Reynolds, Mirror Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reynolds, Mirror Lake; Mrs. Fred Hoefs, Kendall; Mrs. Emma Glada; Mrs. Ida Wood, Wilton, Wis.; Mrs. Walter Brooks and Mrs. J. Goulet, Madison.
Reedsburg Times
Henry A. Buelow, the youngest son of Henry Buelow and his wife Augusta (nee Droes), was born in Reedsburg on Nov. 17, 1861, where he was baptized and confirmed by Rev. A. Rohrlack of St. Peter's church.
When Mr. Buelow was an infant both his parents died. His father was a soldier during the Civil War, fighting for the North, was captured by a band of guerilla's and burned to death. The deceased was raised as an orphan in an orphanage and in private homes.
In the year 1883 he was married to Miss Sarah Bell Sanders. To this union two girls were born, Grace and Bell. Grace met an early death in an accident in Milwaukee in 1914. Mr. Buelow lost his wife in the year 1886 and entered the second time into the state of matrimony with Miss Mary Hoefs. The ceremony was performed on April 19, 1891. To this marriage was born Leona, who died in infancy, Inez, Verona, Henry, Leo and Rex. The Buelow family joined the St. John's church in 1894.
Mr. Buelow submitted to an operation on Jan. 24, and died Wednesday, January 29, at the age of 69 years, 2 months and 11 days.
He is survived by his wife, Mary, his children: Mrs. Emil Gust of Waukesha, Mrs. R. Miller, Mrs. Forest Carpenter, Henry, Leo and Rex and three grandchildren and many relatives and friends.
The funeral services were held on Saturday, Jan. 31, from St. John's Lutheran church and were conducted by Rev. L. Schneider. Those in attendance from a distance were as follows: Leo Buelow, Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gust and son, Waukesha; Mrs. Howard Eastman, Hanover, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoefs, Lodi; Henry Klug, Merrill; Charley and Ed Klug, Portage; Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Reynolds, Mirror Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reynolds, Mirror Lake; Mrs. Fred Hoefs, Kendall; Mrs. Emma Glada; Mrs. Ida Wood, Wilton, Wis.; Mrs. Walter Brooks and Mrs. J. Goulet, Madison.
Reedsburg Times
When Mr. Buelow was an infant both his parents died. His father was a soldier during the Civil War, fighting for the North, was captured by a band of guerilla's and burned to death. The deceased was raised as an orphan in an orphanage and in private homes.
In the year 1883 he was married to Miss Sarah Bell Sanders. To this union two girls were born, Grace and Bell. Grace met an early death in an accident in Milwaukee in 1914. Mr. Buelow lost his wife in the year 1886 and entered the second time into the state of matrimony with Miss Mary Hoefs. The ceremony was performed on April 19, 1891. To this marriage was born Leona, who died in infancy, Inez, Verona, Henry, Leo and Rex. The Buelow family joined the St. John's church in 1894.
Mr. Buelow submitted to an operation on Jan. 24, and died Wednesday, January 29, at the age of 69 years, 2 months and 11 days.
He is survived by his wife, Mary, his children: Mrs. Emil Gust of Waukesha, Mrs. R. Miller, Mrs. Forest Carpenter, Henry, Leo and Rex and three grandchildren and many relatives and friends.
The funeral services were held on Saturday, Jan. 31, from St. John's Lutheran church and were conducted by Rev. L. Schneider. Those in attendance from a distance were as follows: Leo Buelow, Milwaukee; Mr. and Mrs. Emil Gust and son, Waukesha; Mrs. Howard Eastman, Hanover, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoefs, Lodi; Henry Klug, Merrill; Charley and Ed Klug, Portage; Mr. and Mrs. Ethan Reynolds, Mirror Lake; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reynolds, Mirror Lake; Mrs. Fred Hoefs, Kendall; Mrs. Emma Glada; Mrs. Ida Wood, Wilton, Wis.; Mrs. Walter Brooks and Mrs. J. Goulet, Madison.
Reedsburg Times
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