Son of Henry C. Henkenmeier and Myrtle Henderson.
[FHL 1557111.]
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The Quincy Daily Herald carried a funeral notice for this infant on page 3 of its Tuesday, 6 March 1923 edition.
It will be rewritten here, to comply with copyright.
The infant son and namesake of his father, Henry C. Henkenmeyer, was honored with funeral services 4 March 1923 at the family residence, 1421 South Eighth street, in Quincy Illinois.
The Reverend Robert Van Meigs presided, and there were two singers to soothe the mourners: Mrs. Margaret Petit and Miss Dora Michelmann lent their beautiful voices.
After the 2:30 p.m. services, pallbearers Clifford and Raymond Blackie, and Donald Dix, carried the tiny coffin to its last earthly resting place, in Greenmount cemetery.
- obituary completely rewritten, by Tree Leaf.
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Cemetery information:
Died aged one year.
Interment: 3 March 1923.
[FHL 1557111.]
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The Quincy Daily Herald carried a funeral notice for this infant on page 3 of its Tuesday, 6 March 1923 edition.
It will be rewritten here, to comply with copyright.
The infant son and namesake of his father, Henry C. Henkenmeyer, was honored with funeral services 4 March 1923 at the family residence, 1421 South Eighth street, in Quincy Illinois.
The Reverend Robert Van Meigs presided, and there were two singers to soothe the mourners: Mrs. Margaret Petit and Miss Dora Michelmann lent their beautiful voices.
After the 2:30 p.m. services, pallbearers Clifford and Raymond Blackie, and Donald Dix, carried the tiny coffin to its last earthly resting place, in Greenmount cemetery.
- obituary completely rewritten, by Tree Leaf.
___________________________________
Cemetery information:
Died aged one year.
Interment: 3 March 1923.
Son of Henry C. Henkenmeier and Myrtle Henderson.
[FHL 1557111.]
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The Quincy Daily Herald carried a funeral notice for this infant on page 3 of its Tuesday, 6 March 1923 edition.
It will be rewritten here, to comply with copyright.
The infant son and namesake of his father, Henry C. Henkenmeyer, was honored with funeral services 4 March 1923 at the family residence, 1421 South Eighth street, in Quincy Illinois.
The Reverend Robert Van Meigs presided, and there were two singers to soothe the mourners: Mrs. Margaret Petit and Miss Dora Michelmann lent their beautiful voices.
After the 2:30 p.m. services, pallbearers Clifford and Raymond Blackie, and Donald Dix, carried the tiny coffin to its last earthly resting place, in Greenmount cemetery.
- obituary completely rewritten, by Tree Leaf.
___________________________________
Cemetery information:
Died aged one year.
Interment: 3 March 1923.
[FHL 1557111.]
_____________________
The Quincy Daily Herald carried a funeral notice for this infant on page 3 of its Tuesday, 6 March 1923 edition.
It will be rewritten here, to comply with copyright.
The infant son and namesake of his father, Henry C. Henkenmeyer, was honored with funeral services 4 March 1923 at the family residence, 1421 South Eighth street, in Quincy Illinois.
The Reverend Robert Van Meigs presided, and there were two singers to soothe the mourners: Mrs. Margaret Petit and Miss Dora Michelmann lent their beautiful voices.
After the 2:30 p.m. services, pallbearers Clifford and Raymond Blackie, and Donald Dix, carried the tiny coffin to its last earthly resting place, in Greenmount cemetery.
- obituary completely rewritten, by Tree Leaf.
___________________________________
Cemetery information:
Died aged one year.
Interment: 3 March 1923.
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