Obit: Tischendorf, Robert H. (1865 - 1936)
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Surnames: CHRISTIANSON GRIBOWSKI HANCOCK HEINDL KOEHLER LENT MOORE MUELLER ROLAND STEINHAUSER TISCHENDORF/TISCENDORF
----Source: Family Scrapbook
Robert H. Tischendorf----Killed Near Marathon, Wisconsin
(This surname is sometimes spelled Tiscendorf)
Funeral services were held at the Peace Evangelical church Tuesday
afternoon at 2 o'clock for Robert H. Tischendorf, who died Friday
night at 10:30 near Marathon City, following an automobile
accident. There was a service at the home at 1:30 o'clock and at
the church. Both were conducted by the Rev. J. J.
Hoffman.
Mr. Tischendorf's death occurred Friday evening on highway 107 a
short way from Marathon City. In attempting to turn around in a
farm driveway, Mr. Tischendorf backed his car into a ditch, he
walked out on the road to flag a passing car for help and was
struck by a car driven by Arthur Boehm of Wausau. Mr. Boehm said
that fog and rain impaired Mr. Tischendorf's vision until he was
only a few feet away. Mr. Tischendorf suffered broken legs, a
broken arm and crushed ribs and was killed instantaneously.
Robert H. Tischendorf was born in Waida, Weimar, Germany on January
15, 1865 and was 71 years, 7 months and 26 days old at the time of
death. He grew to manhood in Germany and served in the German Army
prior to Sept. 29, 1889, when he was united in marriage to Miss
Olga Steinhauser, who passed away April 30, 1933.
Mr. and Mrs. Tischendorf immigrated to Dorchester from Germany in
1891 and lived a short time in the village before moving to their
present farm home where they have since lived.
To this union were born nine children, three of whom preceded their
father in death.
Two daughters, Clara, Mrs. Ernest Hancock, Los Angeles, Calif., and
Helen, Mrs. John Mueller, Dorchester, and four sons, William of
Dorchester, Walter of Viroqua, Harry of Park Falls, and Paul of
Dorchester mourn his loss. He also leaves sixteen grandchildren and
four great-grandchildren, one sister, Mrs. Reinhold Koehler of Los
Angeles, Calif., and three brothers Gustave, Otto and Richard
Tischendorf, all of Dorchester, Clark Co., Wisconsin.
Because of his many years here, Mr. Tischendorf was well known and
respected citizen of the community. His friends join us in offering
words of comfort to his family after their sad loss.
Burial took place at the Peace cemetery, just north of town with four sons, William, Walter, Harry and Paul Tischendorf acting as pallbearers. Flower girls were four granddaughters, Deloris, Shirley and Fern Tischendorf of Park Falls.
Among those from away to attend the services were Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Tischendorf and family of Park Falls, Mrs. Roland of
Marshfield, Mr. and Mrs. August Gribowski, Mrs. John Moore and Mrs.
Joseph Heindl of the town of Frankfort, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Tischendorf and family and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lent of Virocqua, and
Mr. and Mrs. J. Christianson of Colby, Wisconsin.
1905 State Census--Mayville, Clark, Wisconsin | |||||||||||||
Name | Relation | Marital | Sex | Color | Age | Birthplace |
Occupation |
Father Born | Mother Born | Employed | Own/Rent | Mortgage | Farm or House |
Tischendorf, Robert | Head | Married | male | White | 40 | Germany | Farmer | Germany | Germany | 12 | O | M | F |
Olga | Wife | Married | female | White | 39 | Germany | Germany | Germany | |||||
Clara | dau. | Single | female | White | 15 | Germany | Germany | Germany | |||||
Willie | son | Single | male | White | 13 | Germany | Germany | Germany | |||||
Walter | son | Single | male | White | 10 | Germany | Germany | Germany | |||||
Harry | son | Single | male | White | 8 | Wisconsin | Germany | Germany | |||||
Paul | son | Single | male | White | 3 | Wisconsin | Germany | Germany |
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