West Point Republican
West Point, NE.
July 27, 1939
HERMAN LAMMERS IS
BURIED HERE MONDAY
Herman Lammers, 83, former West Pointer,
who died Friday at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Felix Bruckner at Platte Center was
buried her Monday. Funeral services were
held at Platte Center in the morning and
and a short service was held at the grave
here with Monsgr. Bosheck conducting.
Interment was made at St. Michael's
cemetery.
Herman Lammers was born in Holland, a son
of Mr. and Mrs. Gerhardt Lammers. He came
to America as a young man coming to West
Point. His parents came in 1883, and the
family resided in this city. October 25,
1883, he was married to Miss Gertrude
Welding of this city and they made their
home her.
Mr. Lammers operated a wagon shop here
for a number of years then moved to
various towns in the state, living at
Platte Center and Orleans each for several
years. Mrs. Lammers died five years ago.
Eight children had been born to them,
seven of the surviving their parents.
The surviving children are John and Fred
Lammers of Omaha, Herbert Lammers of
Dallas, Texas, Ben Lammers of San Diego,
California, Mrs. Bruckner of Platte
Center, Mrs. R. Stroh of Hooper and Mrs.
Tillie Hardin of Indiana. John, Mrs.
Stroh and Mrs. Hardin were were here
for the funeral rites. Mrs. Bruckner
was unable to come on account of illness.
There is also a sister surviving, Mrs.
F. L. Boyer of this city.
Herman J. Lammers was born in Mar 1856 in NETHERLANDS. He immigrated in 1864. He appeared in the census in 1900 in HERMAN LAMMERS CENSUS. HERMAN died on 21 Jul 1939 at the age of 83 in NEBRASKA.
The Hooper Sentinel
July 27, 1939
Death of Mrs. R. Stroh's Father Occurred Friday
Mrs. R. Stroh was called to Prairie Center last week by the serious illness of her father, Herman Lammers, 81 who passed
away Friday morning, July 21, after being ill only a few days.
Funeral services were held at the Catholic church at Platte Center at 9 o'clock on Monday morning and the body brought
to West Point for interment in the family lot in the West Point Cemetery.
Mr. Lammers was preceded in death by his wife about 5 years ago. Four sons and three daughters, including Mrs. Stroh survive.
He was buried in ST. MICHAEL'S CEMETERY, WEST POINT, CUMING COUNTY,NEBRASKA.
HERMAN J. LAMMERS and GERTRUDE WELDING were married. GERTRUDE WELDING was born in May 1865 in GERMANY. She died in 1934 at the age of 69. She was buried in ST. MICHAEL'S CEMETERY, WEST POINT, CUMING COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
HERMAN J. LAMMERS and GERTRUDE WELDING had the following children:
1. RICHARD LAMMERS served in the military
40 yearsago, Dec 6, 1918
MIA-Dick Lammers, brother of Mrs. Richard
Stroh , is missing in action.
2. FRANCES ANN LAMMERS, born 10 Dec 1885,
WEST POINT, CUMING COUNTY, NEBRASKA;
married RICHARD W. STROH, 6 Jun 1909;
died 8 Jan 1950, FREMONT, DODGE COUNTY,
NEBRASKA.
3. JOHN LAMMERS was born in Nov 1887 in NEBRASKA.
4. BENJAMIN JOSEPH LAMMERS was born 9 Jun 1889 in NEBRASKA. He died on 1 May 1956 at the age of 66 in SAN DIEGO COUNTY, CALIF- ORNIA. CDR LAMMERS BENJAMIN JOSEPH 06/09/1889 WELDING LAMMERS M NEBRASKA, SAN DIEGO(37) 05/01/1952 62 YRS
5. MATILDA A. "DILLIE" LAMMERS, born 22 Apr 1894, PENDER, THURSTON COUNTY, NEBRASKA; married ELMER L. HUNT, 1945, CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, died 24 Mar 1970, NORTH BEND, DODGE COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
6. ANGELINE LAMMERS, born Apr 1897, NEBRASKA; married GEORGE KING.
7. FRED LAMMERS was born 23 Jan 1902 in NEBRASKA. He died on 21 Mar 1948 at the age of 46 in OMAHA, DOUGLAS COUNTY NEBRASKA.
The Omaha World Herald 3-22-1948
Fred Lammers, of 46, of 117 South Fourteenth Street, Sunday, in a local hospital. Survivors; Sisters, Mrs. Richard Stroh, Hooper, Neb; Mrs Elmer Hunt, Anderson, Ind; andMrs Felix Bruckner, Platte Center, Neb, brothers, John, Omaha; Dick, Dallas, Tex; and Ben, San Diego, Cal. Services and burial at Columbus, Neb. Heafey & Heafey in charge. He was buried in SAINT PATRICK'S CEMETERY, PLATTE CENTER, PLATTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
8. LEONA M LAMMERS, born 15 Jun 1904, NEBRASKA; married FELIX C. BRUCKNER; died 8 Sep 1988.
OBITS AND INFO COURTESY OF HARRY H. WAGNER
West Point, NE.
July 27, 1939
HERMAN LAMMERS IS
BURIED HERE MONDAY
Herman Lammers, 83, former West Pointer,
who died Friday at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Felix Bruckner at Platte Center was
buried her Monday. Funeral services were
held at Platte Center in the morning and
and a short service was held at the grave
here with Monsgr. Bosheck conducting.
Interment was made at St. Michael's
cemetery.
Herman Lammers was born in Holland, a son
of Mr. and Mrs. Gerhardt Lammers. He came
to America as a young man coming to West
Point. His parents came in 1883, and the
family resided in this city. October 25,
1883, he was married to Miss Gertrude
Welding of this city and they made their
home her.
Mr. Lammers operated a wagon shop here
for a number of years then moved to
various towns in the state, living at
Platte Center and Orleans each for several
years. Mrs. Lammers died five years ago.
Eight children had been born to them,
seven of the surviving their parents.
The surviving children are John and Fred
Lammers of Omaha, Herbert Lammers of
Dallas, Texas, Ben Lammers of San Diego,
California, Mrs. Bruckner of Platte
Center, Mrs. R. Stroh of Hooper and Mrs.
Tillie Hardin of Indiana. John, Mrs.
Stroh and Mrs. Hardin were were here
for the funeral rites. Mrs. Bruckner
was unable to come on account of illness.
There is also a sister surviving, Mrs.
F. L. Boyer of this city.
Herman J. Lammers was born in Mar 1856 in NETHERLANDS. He immigrated in 1864. He appeared in the census in 1900 in HERMAN LAMMERS CENSUS. HERMAN died on 21 Jul 1939 at the age of 83 in NEBRASKA.
The Hooper Sentinel
July 27, 1939
Death of Mrs. R. Stroh's Father Occurred Friday
Mrs. R. Stroh was called to Prairie Center last week by the serious illness of her father, Herman Lammers, 81 who passed
away Friday morning, July 21, after being ill only a few days.
Funeral services were held at the Catholic church at Platte Center at 9 o'clock on Monday morning and the body brought
to West Point for interment in the family lot in the West Point Cemetery.
Mr. Lammers was preceded in death by his wife about 5 years ago. Four sons and three daughters, including Mrs. Stroh survive.
He was buried in ST. MICHAEL'S CEMETERY, WEST POINT, CUMING COUNTY,NEBRASKA.
HERMAN J. LAMMERS and GERTRUDE WELDING were married. GERTRUDE WELDING was born in May 1865 in GERMANY. She died in 1934 at the age of 69. She was buried in ST. MICHAEL'S CEMETERY, WEST POINT, CUMING COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
HERMAN J. LAMMERS and GERTRUDE WELDING had the following children:
1. RICHARD LAMMERS served in the military
40 yearsago, Dec 6, 1918
MIA-Dick Lammers, brother of Mrs. Richard
Stroh , is missing in action.
2. FRANCES ANN LAMMERS, born 10 Dec 1885,
WEST POINT, CUMING COUNTY, NEBRASKA;
married RICHARD W. STROH, 6 Jun 1909;
died 8 Jan 1950, FREMONT, DODGE COUNTY,
NEBRASKA.
3. JOHN LAMMERS was born in Nov 1887 in NEBRASKA.
4. BENJAMIN JOSEPH LAMMERS was born 9 Jun 1889 in NEBRASKA. He died on 1 May 1956 at the age of 66 in SAN DIEGO COUNTY, CALIF- ORNIA. CDR LAMMERS BENJAMIN JOSEPH 06/09/1889 WELDING LAMMERS M NEBRASKA, SAN DIEGO(37) 05/01/1952 62 YRS
5. MATILDA A. "DILLIE" LAMMERS, born 22 Apr 1894, PENDER, THURSTON COUNTY, NEBRASKA; married ELMER L. HUNT, 1945, CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, died 24 Mar 1970, NORTH BEND, DODGE COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
6. ANGELINE LAMMERS, born Apr 1897, NEBRASKA; married GEORGE KING.
7. FRED LAMMERS was born 23 Jan 1902 in NEBRASKA. He died on 21 Mar 1948 at the age of 46 in OMAHA, DOUGLAS COUNTY NEBRASKA.
The Omaha World Herald 3-22-1948
Fred Lammers, of 46, of 117 South Fourteenth Street, Sunday, in a local hospital. Survivors; Sisters, Mrs. Richard Stroh, Hooper, Neb; Mrs Elmer Hunt, Anderson, Ind; andMrs Felix Bruckner, Platte Center, Neb, brothers, John, Omaha; Dick, Dallas, Tex; and Ben, San Diego, Cal. Services and burial at Columbus, Neb. Heafey & Heafey in charge. He was buried in SAINT PATRICK'S CEMETERY, PLATTE CENTER, PLATTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
8. LEONA M LAMMERS, born 15 Jun 1904, NEBRASKA; married FELIX C. BRUCKNER; died 8 Sep 1988.
OBITS AND INFO COURTESY OF HARRY H. WAGNER
West Point Republican
West Point, NE.
July 27, 1939
HERMAN LAMMERS IS
BURIED HERE MONDAY
Herman Lammers, 83, former West Pointer,
who died Friday at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Felix Bruckner at Platte Center was
buried her Monday. Funeral services were
held at Platte Center in the morning and
and a short service was held at the grave
here with Monsgr. Bosheck conducting.
Interment was made at St. Michael's
cemetery.
Herman Lammers was born in Holland, a son
of Mr. and Mrs. Gerhardt Lammers. He came
to America as a young man coming to West
Point. His parents came in 1883, and the
family resided in this city. October 25,
1883, he was married to Miss Gertrude
Welding of this city and they made their
home her.
Mr. Lammers operated a wagon shop here
for a number of years then moved to
various towns in the state, living at
Platte Center and Orleans each for several
years. Mrs. Lammers died five years ago.
Eight children had been born to them,
seven of the surviving their parents.
The surviving children are John and Fred
Lammers of Omaha, Herbert Lammers of
Dallas, Texas, Ben Lammers of San Diego,
California, Mrs. Bruckner of Platte
Center, Mrs. R. Stroh of Hooper and Mrs.
Tillie Hardin of Indiana. John, Mrs.
Stroh and Mrs. Hardin were were here
for the funeral rites. Mrs. Bruckner
was unable to come on account of illness.
There is also a sister surviving, Mrs.
F. L. Boyer of this city.
Herman J. Lammers was born in Mar 1856 in NETHERLANDS. He immigrated in 1864. He appeared in the census in 1900 in HERMAN LAMMERS CENSUS. HERMAN died on 21 Jul 1939 at the age of 83 in NEBRASKA.
The Hooper Sentinel
July 27, 1939
Death of Mrs. R. Stroh's Father Occurred Friday
Mrs. R. Stroh was called to Prairie Center last week by the serious illness of her father, Herman Lammers, 81 who passed
away Friday morning, July 21, after being ill only a few days.
Funeral services were held at the Catholic church at Platte Center at 9 o'clock on Monday morning and the body brought
to West Point for interment in the family lot in the West Point Cemetery.
Mr. Lammers was preceded in death by his wife about 5 years ago. Four sons and three daughters, including Mrs. Stroh survive.
He was buried in ST. MICHAEL'S CEMETERY, WEST POINT, CUMING COUNTY,NEBRASKA.
HERMAN J. LAMMERS and GERTRUDE WELDING were married. GERTRUDE WELDING was born in May 1865 in GERMANY. She died in 1934 at the age of 69. She was buried in ST. MICHAEL'S CEMETERY, WEST POINT, CUMING COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
HERMAN J. LAMMERS and GERTRUDE WELDING had the following children:
1. RICHARD LAMMERS served in the military
40 yearsago, Dec 6, 1918
MIA-Dick Lammers, brother of Mrs. Richard
Stroh , is missing in action.
2. FRANCES ANN LAMMERS, born 10 Dec 1885,
WEST POINT, CUMING COUNTY, NEBRASKA;
married RICHARD W. STROH, 6 Jun 1909;
died 8 Jan 1950, FREMONT, DODGE COUNTY,
NEBRASKA.
3. JOHN LAMMERS was born in Nov 1887 in NEBRASKA.
4. BENJAMIN JOSEPH LAMMERS was born 9 Jun 1889 in NEBRASKA. He died on 1 May 1956 at the age of 66 in SAN DIEGO COUNTY, CALIF- ORNIA. CDR LAMMERS BENJAMIN JOSEPH 06/09/1889 WELDING LAMMERS M NEBRASKA, SAN DIEGO(37) 05/01/1952 62 YRS
5. MATILDA A. "DILLIE" LAMMERS, born 22 Apr 1894, PENDER, THURSTON COUNTY, NEBRASKA; married ELMER L. HUNT, 1945, CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, died 24 Mar 1970, NORTH BEND, DODGE COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
6. ANGELINE LAMMERS, born Apr 1897, NEBRASKA; married GEORGE KING.
7. FRED LAMMERS was born 23 Jan 1902 in NEBRASKA. He died on 21 Mar 1948 at the age of 46 in OMAHA, DOUGLAS COUNTY NEBRASKA.
The Omaha World Herald 3-22-1948
Fred Lammers, of 46, of 117 South Fourteenth Street, Sunday, in a local hospital. Survivors; Sisters, Mrs. Richard Stroh, Hooper, Neb; Mrs Elmer Hunt, Anderson, Ind; andMrs Felix Bruckner, Platte Center, Neb, brothers, John, Omaha; Dick, Dallas, Tex; and Ben, San Diego, Cal. Services and burial at Columbus, Neb. Heafey & Heafey in charge. He was buried in SAINT PATRICK'S CEMETERY, PLATTE CENTER, PLATTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
8. LEONA M LAMMERS, born 15 Jun 1904, NEBRASKA; married FELIX C. BRUCKNER; died 8 Sep 1988.
OBITS AND INFO COURTESY OF HARRY H. WAGNER
West Point, NE.
July 27, 1939
HERMAN LAMMERS IS
BURIED HERE MONDAY
Herman Lammers, 83, former West Pointer,
who died Friday at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Felix Bruckner at Platte Center was
buried her Monday. Funeral services were
held at Platte Center in the morning and
and a short service was held at the grave
here with Monsgr. Bosheck conducting.
Interment was made at St. Michael's
cemetery.
Herman Lammers was born in Holland, a son
of Mr. and Mrs. Gerhardt Lammers. He came
to America as a young man coming to West
Point. His parents came in 1883, and the
family resided in this city. October 25,
1883, he was married to Miss Gertrude
Welding of this city and they made their
home her.
Mr. Lammers operated a wagon shop here
for a number of years then moved to
various towns in the state, living at
Platte Center and Orleans each for several
years. Mrs. Lammers died five years ago.
Eight children had been born to them,
seven of the surviving their parents.
The surviving children are John and Fred
Lammers of Omaha, Herbert Lammers of
Dallas, Texas, Ben Lammers of San Diego,
California, Mrs. Bruckner of Platte
Center, Mrs. R. Stroh of Hooper and Mrs.
Tillie Hardin of Indiana. John, Mrs.
Stroh and Mrs. Hardin were were here
for the funeral rites. Mrs. Bruckner
was unable to come on account of illness.
There is also a sister surviving, Mrs.
F. L. Boyer of this city.
Herman J. Lammers was born in Mar 1856 in NETHERLANDS. He immigrated in 1864. He appeared in the census in 1900 in HERMAN LAMMERS CENSUS. HERMAN died on 21 Jul 1939 at the age of 83 in NEBRASKA.
The Hooper Sentinel
July 27, 1939
Death of Mrs. R. Stroh's Father Occurred Friday
Mrs. R. Stroh was called to Prairie Center last week by the serious illness of her father, Herman Lammers, 81 who passed
away Friday morning, July 21, after being ill only a few days.
Funeral services were held at the Catholic church at Platte Center at 9 o'clock on Monday morning and the body brought
to West Point for interment in the family lot in the West Point Cemetery.
Mr. Lammers was preceded in death by his wife about 5 years ago. Four sons and three daughters, including Mrs. Stroh survive.
He was buried in ST. MICHAEL'S CEMETERY, WEST POINT, CUMING COUNTY,NEBRASKA.
HERMAN J. LAMMERS and GERTRUDE WELDING were married. GERTRUDE WELDING was born in May 1865 in GERMANY. She died in 1934 at the age of 69. She was buried in ST. MICHAEL'S CEMETERY, WEST POINT, CUMING COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
HERMAN J. LAMMERS and GERTRUDE WELDING had the following children:
1. RICHARD LAMMERS served in the military
40 yearsago, Dec 6, 1918
MIA-Dick Lammers, brother of Mrs. Richard
Stroh , is missing in action.
2. FRANCES ANN LAMMERS, born 10 Dec 1885,
WEST POINT, CUMING COUNTY, NEBRASKA;
married RICHARD W. STROH, 6 Jun 1909;
died 8 Jan 1950, FREMONT, DODGE COUNTY,
NEBRASKA.
3. JOHN LAMMERS was born in Nov 1887 in NEBRASKA.
4. BENJAMIN JOSEPH LAMMERS was born 9 Jun 1889 in NEBRASKA. He died on 1 May 1956 at the age of 66 in SAN DIEGO COUNTY, CALIF- ORNIA. CDR LAMMERS BENJAMIN JOSEPH 06/09/1889 WELDING LAMMERS M NEBRASKA, SAN DIEGO(37) 05/01/1952 62 YRS
5. MATILDA A. "DILLIE" LAMMERS, born 22 Apr 1894, PENDER, THURSTON COUNTY, NEBRASKA; married ELMER L. HUNT, 1945, CLEARWATER, FLORIDA, died 24 Mar 1970, NORTH BEND, DODGE COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
6. ANGELINE LAMMERS, born Apr 1897, NEBRASKA; married GEORGE KING.
7. FRED LAMMERS was born 23 Jan 1902 in NEBRASKA. He died on 21 Mar 1948 at the age of 46 in OMAHA, DOUGLAS COUNTY NEBRASKA.
The Omaha World Herald 3-22-1948
Fred Lammers, of 46, of 117 South Fourteenth Street, Sunday, in a local hospital. Survivors; Sisters, Mrs. Richard Stroh, Hooper, Neb; Mrs Elmer Hunt, Anderson, Ind; andMrs Felix Bruckner, Platte Center, Neb, brothers, John, Omaha; Dick, Dallas, Tex; and Ben, San Diego, Cal. Services and burial at Columbus, Neb. Heafey & Heafey in charge. He was buried in SAINT PATRICK'S CEMETERY, PLATTE CENTER, PLATTE COUNTY, NEBRASKA.
8. LEONA M LAMMERS, born 15 Jun 1904, NEBRASKA; married FELIX C. BRUCKNER; died 8 Sep 1988.
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