On March 20, 1873, he was united in marriage to Catherine E. ECKSTEIN and they have spent nearly all their 53 years of married life on the farm where he died. To this union eight children were born: Casper, at home with father; Henry, of St. Louis; Annie, wife of Frank BORGELT, of Moscow; Louis P., of Hawk Point; Lena, wife of Wm. REYNOLDS of Hawk Point; William of Elkhart, Ind.; Katherine, wife of Joseph MYRICK of St. Louis, and Mamie LANSCHE at home. They with the aged wife, fourteen grandchildren, one great-grandchild, one brother, Henry LANSCHE, one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth HERBEL, of Overland, are left to mourn the death of this good man. Besides these, he has many relatives and friends who feel that they have lost a good and valued friend. Friend LANSCHE was always ready to extend a helping hand to those in need or distress.
A large gathering of his friends were at the home Friday, November 5, to pay the last tribute to this good man. Rev. Sam EAMES, a boyhood friend, conducted the funeral after which his remains were taken to Troy for interment. The pall bearers were of his associates in the Bank of Hawk Point; W. B. HOWELL, John BARBEE, Frank KNIZEL, Sr. Herman SANKER, H. H. EVERSMEYER and C. S. EAMES. Thus closed the life story of one of Hawk Point's best citizens but the influence of his life will live on forever. - C. A. HARPER
On March 20, 1873, he was united in marriage to Catherine E. ECKSTEIN and they have spent nearly all their 53 years of married life on the farm where he died. To this union eight children were born: Casper, at home with father; Henry, of St. Louis; Annie, wife of Frank BORGELT, of Moscow; Louis P., of Hawk Point; Lena, wife of Wm. REYNOLDS of Hawk Point; William of Elkhart, Ind.; Katherine, wife of Joseph MYRICK of St. Louis, and Mamie LANSCHE at home. They with the aged wife, fourteen grandchildren, one great-grandchild, one brother, Henry LANSCHE, one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth HERBEL, of Overland, are left to mourn the death of this good man. Besides these, he has many relatives and friends who feel that they have lost a good and valued friend. Friend LANSCHE was always ready to extend a helping hand to those in need or distress.
A large gathering of his friends were at the home Friday, November 5, to pay the last tribute to this good man. Rev. Sam EAMES, a boyhood friend, conducted the funeral after which his remains were taken to Troy for interment. The pall bearers were of his associates in the Bank of Hawk Point; W. B. HOWELL, John BARBEE, Frank KNIZEL, Sr. Herman SANKER, H. H. EVERSMEYER and C. S. EAMES. Thus closed the life story of one of Hawk Point's best citizens but the influence of his life will live on forever. - C. A. HARPER
Family Members
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Henry Tobias Lansche
1855–1930
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Casper William Lansche
1873–1951
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Henry Toby Lansche
1877–1949
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Annie B. Lansche Borgelt
1880–1969
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Lewis Phillip Lansche
1882–1948
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Lena Elizabeth Lansche Reynolds
1885–1972
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Dr William August Lansche
1888–1936
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Kathryn E. Lansche Myrick
1890–1943
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Mayme C. Lansche
1892–1972
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