Obit: Tischendorf, Gustav (1861 - 1942)
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Surnames: DAHL HAHN LEICHTNAM TISCHENDORF WINCHELL
----Source: Dorchester Clarion, 23 July 1942, Dorchester WI
Gustave Tischendorf Local Pioneer Died Today
He Had Been In Ill Health Over The Past year--Came Here 51 Years Ago
At 1:30 o'clock, Funeral Services from the Fuchsgruber Funeral
Parlors and from the Peace Evangelical Church were conducted for
Gustave Adolph Tischendorf, an eighty-one-year-old pioneer. He
passed away Monday at the Clark County Hospital in Owen after
nearly a year long illness and rapidly declining health during the
past six months.
Funeral services were read by Rev. Meier, of Greenwood, and
interment was made in the Peace Church cemetery. Six grandsons
acted as the pallbearers. They were William and Lloyd Tischendorf
Arthur and Elmer Leichtnam and Ernst and Elmer Winchell.
Gustave Tischendorf was born in Leipzig, Germany, April 24, 1861
where he was also married to Ida Marie Hahn, June 13, 1882.
They immigrated to the United States in the spring of 1891,
and immediately settled in Dorchester, Clark Co., WI.
Mr. Tischendorf operated a cigar business and in 1900, purchased a farm a mile north of town. They resided there until 1934 when they moved into a brand new home in the village of Dorchester.
The widow is living with her daughter in Abbotsford. Their
four children are: Mrs. George (Martha) Dahl, Minocqua Robert of
Minocqua Mrs. Ed (Rose) Leichtham, Abbotsford and Mrs. Joel (Mary)
Winchell, Dorchester. Two children died in infancy and one son,
William died in 1920.
Gust Tischendorf well known in the community who belonged to the
Peace Evangelical Church. He will be remembered for his
contributions toward the growth of the village through the
years.
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