Sophia Maria, daughter of Hermann Heinrich (1816-1893) and Christine Anna Elisabein nee Haverkamp Schoppenhorst, married Carl Kunze 26 Feb 1864; the wedding was recorded in records of Immanuel/Immanuels UCC, Holstein, MO. Witnesses were Heinrich Schoppenhorst and Hermann Kunze. Kunze children were Augusta, Ida, and Emma.
Mrs. Kunze and her husband, Karl "Charles" Jonathon Heinrich Kunze, adopted Conrad Hildebrand (1878-1963) sometime after the death of his mother in 1878. Adoption source is the online biographical sketch of Charles H. Kunze, 1895:
Chapman Publishing Co., 1895, PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD of ST. CHARLES, LINCOLN and WARREN COUNTIES, MISSOURI, pp 288-289:
http://www.archive.org/stream/portraitbiographica00chap#page/288/mode/2up
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Warrenton Volksfreund, Warrenton, Mo. 4-14-1905 (translated):
Deaths.
Kunze. -- Mrs. Karl Kunze died after severe suffering on Wednesday, April 5th, near Holstein, at the age of 64 years and ten days, as a result of vovulus. Maria Kunze, nee Schoppenhorst, was born March 25, 1841, near Hopewell, Warren County, Mo. On February 26, 1864 she married Karl H. Kunze. Three daughters sprang from this happy marriage, namely: Auguste, married Schrör; Ida, married Brewe; and Emma, married Schrör. The latter, although the youngest, preceded her mother in death seven years ago.
In addition to her deeply grieved husband and two daughters, her passing is mourned by three grandchildren and the following siblings: brothers Wilhelm Schoppenhorst, living at Hopewell; Hermann Schoppenhorst of near Wellington; Fritz Schoppenhorst and August Schoppenhorse of Higginsville; and sisters Louise, married Schowengerdt; Elise, married Fasse; and Anna, widowed Fuhr, all living in or near Higginsville, Mo.
The deceased was for many years plagued by rheumatism and therefore mostly confined to the house, where she did not lack for care from her husband and daughter. Now, we confidently hope, she has been redeemed from all suffering and has entered the eternal bliss of the children of God. May the faithful God graciously guide her now lonely and saddened life-companion to a good end and not let him lack for necessary care.
At the funeral, which took place on Friday afternoon in our congregational cemetery, a large number of mourners attended from near and far. The undersigned spoke in the church from Romans 8, 34, 35. May the Lord bless the Word.
H. C. Nagel, Pastor.
Contributor: John Stoutimore - [email protected]
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For "Stories of the Schoppenhorst Family," please see the homepage of Dr. Martin Schoppenhorst, Berlin, Germany:
http://www.schoppenhorst.org/
Mrs. Kunze and her husband, Karl "Charles" Jonathon Heinrich Kunze, adopted Conrad Hildebrand (1878-1963) sometime after the death of his mother in 1878. Adoption source is the online biographical sketch of Charles H. Kunze, 1895:
Chapman Publishing Co., 1895, PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD of ST. CHARLES, LINCOLN and WARREN COUNTIES, MISSOURI, pp 288-289:
http://www.archive.org/stream/portraitbiographica00chap#page/288/mode/2up
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Warrenton Volksfreund, Warrenton, Mo. 4-14-1905 (translated):
Deaths.
Kunze. -- Mrs. Karl Kunze died after severe suffering on Wednesday, April 5th, near Holstein, at the age of 64 years and ten days, as a result of vovulus. Maria Kunze, nee Schoppenhorst, was born March 25, 1841, near Hopewell, Warren County, Mo. On February 26, 1864 she married Karl H. Kunze. Three daughters sprang from this happy marriage, namely: Auguste, married Schrör; Ida, married Brewe; and Emma, married Schrör. The latter, although the youngest, preceded her mother in death seven years ago.
In addition to her deeply grieved husband and two daughters, her passing is mourned by three grandchildren and the following siblings: brothers Wilhelm Schoppenhorst, living at Hopewell; Hermann Schoppenhorst of near Wellington; Fritz Schoppenhorst and August Schoppenhorse of Higginsville; and sisters Louise, married Schowengerdt; Elise, married Fasse; and Anna, widowed Fuhr, all living in or near Higginsville, Mo.
The deceased was for many years plagued by rheumatism and therefore mostly confined to the house, where she did not lack for care from her husband and daughter. Now, we confidently hope, she has been redeemed from all suffering and has entered the eternal bliss of the children of God. May the faithful God graciously guide her now lonely and saddened life-companion to a good end and not let him lack for necessary care.
At the funeral, which took place on Friday afternoon in our congregational cemetery, a large number of mourners attended from near and far. The undersigned spoke in the church from Romans 8, 34, 35. May the Lord bless the Word.
H. C. Nagel, Pastor.
Contributor: John Stoutimore - [email protected]
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For "Stories of the Schoppenhorst Family," please see the homepage of Dr. Martin Schoppenhorst, Berlin, Germany:
http://www.schoppenhorst.org/
Sophia Maria, daughter of Hermann Heinrich (1816-1893) and Christine Anna Elisabein nee Haverkamp Schoppenhorst, married Carl Kunze 26 Feb 1864; the wedding was recorded in records of Immanuel/Immanuels UCC, Holstein, MO. Witnesses were Heinrich Schoppenhorst and Hermann Kunze. Kunze children were Augusta, Ida, and Emma.
Mrs. Kunze and her husband, Karl "Charles" Jonathon Heinrich Kunze, adopted Conrad Hildebrand (1878-1963) sometime after the death of his mother in 1878. Adoption source is the online biographical sketch of Charles H. Kunze, 1895:
Chapman Publishing Co., 1895, PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD of ST. CHARLES, LINCOLN and WARREN COUNTIES, MISSOURI, pp 288-289:
http://www.archive.org/stream/portraitbiographica00chap#page/288/mode/2up
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Warrenton Volksfreund, Warrenton, Mo. 4-14-1905 (translated):
Deaths.
Kunze. -- Mrs. Karl Kunze died after severe suffering on Wednesday, April 5th, near Holstein, at the age of 64 years and ten days, as a result of vovulus. Maria Kunze, nee Schoppenhorst, was born March 25, 1841, near Hopewell, Warren County, Mo. On February 26, 1864 she married Karl H. Kunze. Three daughters sprang from this happy marriage, namely: Auguste, married Schrör; Ida, married Brewe; and Emma, married Schrör. The latter, although the youngest, preceded her mother in death seven years ago.
In addition to her deeply grieved husband and two daughters, her passing is mourned by three grandchildren and the following siblings: brothers Wilhelm Schoppenhorst, living at Hopewell; Hermann Schoppenhorst of near Wellington; Fritz Schoppenhorst and August Schoppenhorse of Higginsville; and sisters Louise, married Schowengerdt; Elise, married Fasse; and Anna, widowed Fuhr, all living in or near Higginsville, Mo.
The deceased was for many years plagued by rheumatism and therefore mostly confined to the house, where she did not lack for care from her husband and daughter. Now, we confidently hope, she has been redeemed from all suffering and has entered the eternal bliss of the children of God. May the faithful God graciously guide her now lonely and saddened life-companion to a good end and not let him lack for necessary care.
At the funeral, which took place on Friday afternoon in our congregational cemetery, a large number of mourners attended from near and far. The undersigned spoke in the church from Romans 8, 34, 35. May the Lord bless the Word.
H. C. Nagel, Pastor.
Contributor: John Stoutimore - [email protected]
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For "Stories of the Schoppenhorst Family," please see the homepage of Dr. Martin Schoppenhorst, Berlin, Germany:
http://www.schoppenhorst.org/
Mrs. Kunze and her husband, Karl "Charles" Jonathon Heinrich Kunze, adopted Conrad Hildebrand (1878-1963) sometime after the death of his mother in 1878. Adoption source is the online biographical sketch of Charles H. Kunze, 1895:
Chapman Publishing Co., 1895, PORTRAIT and BIOGRAPHICAL RECORD of ST. CHARLES, LINCOLN and WARREN COUNTIES, MISSOURI, pp 288-289:
http://www.archive.org/stream/portraitbiographica00chap#page/288/mode/2up
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Warrenton Volksfreund, Warrenton, Mo. 4-14-1905 (translated):
Deaths.
Kunze. -- Mrs. Karl Kunze died after severe suffering on Wednesday, April 5th, near Holstein, at the age of 64 years and ten days, as a result of vovulus. Maria Kunze, nee Schoppenhorst, was born March 25, 1841, near Hopewell, Warren County, Mo. On February 26, 1864 she married Karl H. Kunze. Three daughters sprang from this happy marriage, namely: Auguste, married Schrör; Ida, married Brewe; and Emma, married Schrör. The latter, although the youngest, preceded her mother in death seven years ago.
In addition to her deeply grieved husband and two daughters, her passing is mourned by three grandchildren and the following siblings: brothers Wilhelm Schoppenhorst, living at Hopewell; Hermann Schoppenhorst of near Wellington; Fritz Schoppenhorst and August Schoppenhorse of Higginsville; and sisters Louise, married Schowengerdt; Elise, married Fasse; and Anna, widowed Fuhr, all living in or near Higginsville, Mo.
The deceased was for many years plagued by rheumatism and therefore mostly confined to the house, where she did not lack for care from her husband and daughter. Now, we confidently hope, she has been redeemed from all suffering and has entered the eternal bliss of the children of God. May the faithful God graciously guide her now lonely and saddened life-companion to a good end and not let him lack for necessary care.
At the funeral, which took place on Friday afternoon in our congregational cemetery, a large number of mourners attended from near and far. The undersigned spoke in the church from Romans 8, 34, 35. May the Lord bless the Word.
H. C. Nagel, Pastor.
Contributor: John Stoutimore - [email protected]
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For "Stories of the Schoppenhorst Family," please see the homepage of Dr. Martin Schoppenhorst, Berlin, Germany:
http://www.schoppenhorst.org/
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Wilhelm Adolph "William" Schoppenhorst
1839–1914
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Herman H. Schoppenhorst
1845–1922
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Christine Louisa Schoppenhorst Schowengerdt
1846–1923
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Elizabeth Christine Schoppenhorst Fasse
1848–1921
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Friedrich "Fred" Ludwig "Fritz" Schoppenhorst
1850–1932
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Anna Sophia Schoppenhorst Fuhr
1853–1931
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August W. Schoppenhorst
1859–1941
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