Bio: Becherer, Albert & Louise
(Fischer)
Contact: Stan
----Source:
Lani Barteltt,
Albert Becherer's Service Record from Civil War,
Business Men of Colby Wisconsin Records,
Colby Memorial Cemetery Records
Surnames:
Albert & Louise
(Fischer) Becherer Albert
Becherer married Louise Fischer in 1866 in Milwaukee
Co., Wisconsin. Albert's
profession from the Colby Business Men article in the
Jan 19th & 26th 1888 edition of the Colby Phonograph
states that he owned and operated a boot and shoe store
on Front St., Colby, Wisconsin. He was a shoemaker by
trade and kept on hand a complete stock of boots, shoes,
slippers, and rubbers and attended personally to his
repairs. According to
the 1895 Census for Civil War veterans Albert Becherer
is on the list as having served in the US Navy. From a Obit
written by the Colby Phonograph on April 23,1891:
Becherer Ida b 17 April 1891 died. Ida, the youngest
daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Albert Becherer died April
17th,1891. Funeral services held at ME Church, April
19th. From an Obit
written by the Colby Phonograph dated May 16,1929 : Mrs. Louise
Becherer died last Friday morning of old age and funeral
services were held Monday afternoon at the Zion Lutheran
Church. Rev A Kirchhoefer officiated and she was buried
in the Colby (Memorial) Cemetery. She was born
April 14,1843 in Sachsen Weimer, Germany. Her parents
came to the town of Herman, Sheboygan Co., Wisconsin
when she was five years old. In 1866 she was married
to Albert Becherer who survives her. Of eleven children
born to them, only four are still living: Bertha in
Oklahoma; Wm
Becherer,town of Hull; Louis, also of the town of Hull;
and Emma, who is staying at an old folks home in Belle
Plains, Minn. She is also survived by nine grandchildren
and two great grandchildren. The deceased reached the age
of 86 yrs and 26 days. She was a member of Zion
Lutheran Church for many years. Those from out of
town here for the funeral were Bertha Becherer of King
Fisher, Oklahoma; Emma Becherer of Belle Plaine,
Minnesota; Mr. & Mrs. P. F. Tickhey, Mr. & Mrs. Walter
Hingiss, and Edi Hingiss of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She was a faithful member of
the church and loved to attend services when health
permitted. She was not only faithful to her church, but
just as faithful in her Christian duties. She was
numbered among the early settlers of this community,
whose influence is impossible to estimate. From another
obit written by the Marshfield New Herald dated March
11,1959. Funeral services will be
conducted at Zion Lutheran Church here at 2 pm Friday
for Mrs. William Becherer,76,Colby,who died Tuesday
morning in St Joseph's Hospital Marshfield, Wisconsin.
The Rev William Christian will officiate at the rites
and burial will be made in Colby Memorial Cemetery.
The body will repose at the Lulloff Funeral Home
beginning this evening. The former Louise Schumacher
was born March 1,1883, at Courtland, Minnesota. She
married William Becherer in Minnesota. They farmed in
North Dakota several years and then came to the town of
Hull, Marathon Co., Where they farmed until 15 years ago
when they moved to the city of Colby. Mrs.
Becherer is survived by her husband (William C), one
son, Willard, town of Hull; nine grandchildren, one
great grandchild and three brothers, Otto and Albert
Schumacher of Minnesota and Ernest Schumacher of North
Dakota. The
following Becherer's are buried in the Colby Memorial
Cemetery, Colby, Clark Co., Wisconsin: Becherer
Adolph, C. W., b. 1939 d. ??; wife Letsy M. Becherer
Albert, no dates; served US NAVY; wife Louise Fischer Becherer Ferdinand,
HA, b. 30 June 1881, d. 11 April 1884 Becherer
Ida, b. ?, d 17 April 1891 Becherer
Letsy, b. 26 Oct 1942, d. Jul 1977 husband Adolph C.
Becherer Becherer
Louisa b. 14 April 1843, d. 10 May 1929 husband Albert
Becherer Becherer
Willard M. Becherer William
C., b. 1874, d. 1965; wife Louise B. Schumacher According to
Louise Schumacher Becherer's obituary (see above)
Williard is the son of she and William C Becherer.
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