Albertine Louise Boettcher daughter of Robert Greeven.Albertine Louise Greeven married Frederick W. Boettcher on October 6,1860.
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Death of Mrs.A.L. Boettcher
Mrs.A.L. Boettcher,70 years old,died at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the residence of her daughter,Mrs.J.V. Neuhaus,2116 San Jacinto street.Mrs.Boettcher was born in Munchen-Gladbach,Germany,October 2,1839.She married F. Boettcher October 6,1860 at Brussels,Belgium.The American consul peformed the ceremony.
Mrs.Boettcher had been a resident of Texas for more than 50 years.Her first home was at Content,Colorado county,Texas.Mrs.Boettcher's husband died in 1894.
She is survived by 12 children,Mrs.C.L. Neuhaus,F.A. Boettcher,Mrs.J.V. Neuhaus,Mrs.W.H. Millam,Mrs.F.H. Neuhaus,Mrs.E.W. Sharvin,all of Houston;R.C. Boettcher of Schulenburg;J.O. boettcher of Weimar;Mrs.Lester Holt of Halletsville;V.H. Boettcher of Oklahoma City,Okla,E.O. Boettcher of Hico,Texas,and Mrs.E.A. O'Donnell of El Paso;twenty-three grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
A funeral service will be held at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday from the residence of J.V. Neuhaus,2116 San Jacinto street.Rev.T.J. Windham will officiate.Mrs.Boettcher's eight grandson will be pallbearers.They are H.V. Neuhaus,Lester Neuhaus,Victor Neuhaus,Charles Neuhaus,Fred Boettcher,Joe Sharvin,Kessler Boettcher,Vernon Neuhaus.
The body will be forwarded to Weimar where funeral services will be held.Rev.Paul Piepenbrok will officiate.[Interment in Weimar Odd Fellows' Cemetery]Honorary pallbearers will be T.A. Hill,T.S. Doggett,George Herder,Sr.,E.B. Kessler,G. Cranz,W.A. VanAlstyne,P.J. Shaver,Charles Fahrenthold,J.W. Holt,G. Buske.Active pallbearers will be George Herder,Jr.,H.J. Laas,O.A. Rose,Ben B. Holt,Sam P. Doggett,Grady Shaver.-Houston Post
Mrs.Boettcher was one of the oldest settlers of this section.Living with her husband and family for a number of years at Content,afterward moving to Weimar,she lived here up to a few years go,when she was induced to make her home during the winter months with her children in Houston.However,each summer she came back to the old family home and with visits from her children elected to spend a few months of the year at the dearest spot on earth-home.Mrs.Boettcher was known and loved by all our people.She was a lady of engaging personality,loved to have young people around her,and in days gone by her home was ever a haven of pleasure to the young,who loved to gather within its hospitable walls.Her devotion to her children was marked,and in return their devotion to the aged mother was equally so.In her declining years she was surrounded by every comfort that heart could desire,her children doing everything possible for mother's comfort.Mrs.Boettcher raised a family of twelve children,and it is a remarkable fact she lived to see all of them grown into maturity.Not a death has ever occurred among the twelve-a record that is truly remarkable.Our people feel keenly the loss of this beloved,good woman,so long a citizen of our community,and extend heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved children in their irreparable loss.God comfort them in their bereavement is our sincere prayer.
Weimar Mercury,May 30,1919
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Death of Mrs.A.L. Boettcher
Mrs.A.L. Boettcher,70 years old,died at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the residence of her daughter,Mrs.J.V. Neuhaus,2116 San Jacinto street.Mrs.Boettcher was born in Munchen-Gladbach,Germany,October 2,1839.She married F. Boettcher October 6,1860 at Brussels,Belgium.The American consul peformed the ceremony.
Mrs.Boettcher had been a resident of Texas for more than 50 years.Her first home was at Content,Colorado county,Texas.Mrs.Boettcher's husband died in 1894.
She is survived by 12 children,Mrs.C.L. Neuhaus,F.A. Boettcher,Mrs.J.V. Neuhaus,Mrs.W.H. Millam,Mrs.F.H. Neuhaus,Mrs.E.W. Sharvin,all of Houston;R.C. Boettcher of Schulenburg;J.O. boettcher of Weimar;Mrs.Lester Holt of Halletsville;V.H. Boettcher of Oklahoma City,Okla,E.O. Boettcher of Hico,Texas,and Mrs.E.A. O'Donnell of El Paso;twenty-three grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
A funeral service will be held at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday from the residence of J.V. Neuhaus,2116 San Jacinto street.Rev.T.J. Windham will officiate.Mrs.Boettcher's eight grandson will be pallbearers.They are H.V. Neuhaus,Lester Neuhaus,Victor Neuhaus,Charles Neuhaus,Fred Boettcher,Joe Sharvin,Kessler Boettcher,Vernon Neuhaus.
The body will be forwarded to Weimar where funeral services will be held.Rev.Paul Piepenbrok will officiate.[Interment in Weimar Odd Fellows' Cemetery]Honorary pallbearers will be T.A. Hill,T.S. Doggett,George Herder,Sr.,E.B. Kessler,G. Cranz,W.A. VanAlstyne,P.J. Shaver,Charles Fahrenthold,J.W. Holt,G. Buske.Active pallbearers will be George Herder,Jr.,H.J. Laas,O.A. Rose,Ben B. Holt,Sam P. Doggett,Grady Shaver.-Houston Post
Mrs.Boettcher was one of the oldest settlers of this section.Living with her husband and family for a number of years at Content,afterward moving to Weimar,she lived here up to a few years go,when she was induced to make her home during the winter months with her children in Houston.However,each summer she came back to the old family home and with visits from her children elected to spend a few months of the year at the dearest spot on earth-home.Mrs.Boettcher was known and loved by all our people.She was a lady of engaging personality,loved to have young people around her,and in days gone by her home was ever a haven of pleasure to the young,who loved to gather within its hospitable walls.Her devotion to her children was marked,and in return their devotion to the aged mother was equally so.In her declining years she was surrounded by every comfort that heart could desire,her children doing everything possible for mother's comfort.Mrs.Boettcher raised a family of twelve children,and it is a remarkable fact she lived to see all of them grown into maturity.Not a death has ever occurred among the twelve-a record that is truly remarkable.Our people feel keenly the loss of this beloved,good woman,so long a citizen of our community,and extend heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved children in their irreparable loss.God comfort them in their bereavement is our sincere prayer.
Weimar Mercury,May 30,1919
Albertine Louise Boettcher daughter of Robert Greeven.Albertine Louise Greeven married Frederick W. Boettcher on October 6,1860.
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Death of Mrs.A.L. Boettcher
Mrs.A.L. Boettcher,70 years old,died at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the residence of her daughter,Mrs.J.V. Neuhaus,2116 San Jacinto street.Mrs.Boettcher was born in Munchen-Gladbach,Germany,October 2,1839.She married F. Boettcher October 6,1860 at Brussels,Belgium.The American consul peformed the ceremony.
Mrs.Boettcher had been a resident of Texas for more than 50 years.Her first home was at Content,Colorado county,Texas.Mrs.Boettcher's husband died in 1894.
She is survived by 12 children,Mrs.C.L. Neuhaus,F.A. Boettcher,Mrs.J.V. Neuhaus,Mrs.W.H. Millam,Mrs.F.H. Neuhaus,Mrs.E.W. Sharvin,all of Houston;R.C. Boettcher of Schulenburg;J.O. boettcher of Weimar;Mrs.Lester Holt of Halletsville;V.H. Boettcher of Oklahoma City,Okla,E.O. Boettcher of Hico,Texas,and Mrs.E.A. O'Donnell of El Paso;twenty-three grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
A funeral service will be held at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday from the residence of J.V. Neuhaus,2116 San Jacinto street.Rev.T.J. Windham will officiate.Mrs.Boettcher's eight grandson will be pallbearers.They are H.V. Neuhaus,Lester Neuhaus,Victor Neuhaus,Charles Neuhaus,Fred Boettcher,Joe Sharvin,Kessler Boettcher,Vernon Neuhaus.
The body will be forwarded to Weimar where funeral services will be held.Rev.Paul Piepenbrok will officiate.[Interment in Weimar Odd Fellows' Cemetery]Honorary pallbearers will be T.A. Hill,T.S. Doggett,George Herder,Sr.,E.B. Kessler,G. Cranz,W.A. VanAlstyne,P.J. Shaver,Charles Fahrenthold,J.W. Holt,G. Buske.Active pallbearers will be George Herder,Jr.,H.J. Laas,O.A. Rose,Ben B. Holt,Sam P. Doggett,Grady Shaver.-Houston Post
Mrs.Boettcher was one of the oldest settlers of this section.Living with her husband and family for a number of years at Content,afterward moving to Weimar,she lived here up to a few years go,when she was induced to make her home during the winter months with her children in Houston.However,each summer she came back to the old family home and with visits from her children elected to spend a few months of the year at the dearest spot on earth-home.Mrs.Boettcher was known and loved by all our people.She was a lady of engaging personality,loved to have young people around her,and in days gone by her home was ever a haven of pleasure to the young,who loved to gather within its hospitable walls.Her devotion to her children was marked,and in return their devotion to the aged mother was equally so.In her declining years she was surrounded by every comfort that heart could desire,her children doing everything possible for mother's comfort.Mrs.Boettcher raised a family of twelve children,and it is a remarkable fact she lived to see all of them grown into maturity.Not a death has ever occurred among the twelve-a record that is truly remarkable.Our people feel keenly the loss of this beloved,good woman,so long a citizen of our community,and extend heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved children in their irreparable loss.God comfort them in their bereavement is our sincere prayer.
Weimar Mercury,May 30,1919
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Death of Mrs.A.L. Boettcher
Mrs.A.L. Boettcher,70 years old,died at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at the residence of her daughter,Mrs.J.V. Neuhaus,2116 San Jacinto street.Mrs.Boettcher was born in Munchen-Gladbach,Germany,October 2,1839.She married F. Boettcher October 6,1860 at Brussels,Belgium.The American consul peformed the ceremony.
Mrs.Boettcher had been a resident of Texas for more than 50 years.Her first home was at Content,Colorado county,Texas.Mrs.Boettcher's husband died in 1894.
She is survived by 12 children,Mrs.C.L. Neuhaus,F.A. Boettcher,Mrs.J.V. Neuhaus,Mrs.W.H. Millam,Mrs.F.H. Neuhaus,Mrs.E.W. Sharvin,all of Houston;R.C. Boettcher of Schulenburg;J.O. boettcher of Weimar;Mrs.Lester Holt of Halletsville;V.H. Boettcher of Oklahoma City,Okla,E.O. Boettcher of Hico,Texas,and Mrs.E.A. O'Donnell of El Paso;twenty-three grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.
A funeral service will be held at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday from the residence of J.V. Neuhaus,2116 San Jacinto street.Rev.T.J. Windham will officiate.Mrs.Boettcher's eight grandson will be pallbearers.They are H.V. Neuhaus,Lester Neuhaus,Victor Neuhaus,Charles Neuhaus,Fred Boettcher,Joe Sharvin,Kessler Boettcher,Vernon Neuhaus.
The body will be forwarded to Weimar where funeral services will be held.Rev.Paul Piepenbrok will officiate.[Interment in Weimar Odd Fellows' Cemetery]Honorary pallbearers will be T.A. Hill,T.S. Doggett,George Herder,Sr.,E.B. Kessler,G. Cranz,W.A. VanAlstyne,P.J. Shaver,Charles Fahrenthold,J.W. Holt,G. Buske.Active pallbearers will be George Herder,Jr.,H.J. Laas,O.A. Rose,Ben B. Holt,Sam P. Doggett,Grady Shaver.-Houston Post
Mrs.Boettcher was one of the oldest settlers of this section.Living with her husband and family for a number of years at Content,afterward moving to Weimar,she lived here up to a few years go,when she was induced to make her home during the winter months with her children in Houston.However,each summer she came back to the old family home and with visits from her children elected to spend a few months of the year at the dearest spot on earth-home.Mrs.Boettcher was known and loved by all our people.She was a lady of engaging personality,loved to have young people around her,and in days gone by her home was ever a haven of pleasure to the young,who loved to gather within its hospitable walls.Her devotion to her children was marked,and in return their devotion to the aged mother was equally so.In her declining years she was surrounded by every comfort that heart could desire,her children doing everything possible for mother's comfort.Mrs.Boettcher raised a family of twelve children,and it is a remarkable fact she lived to see all of them grown into maturity.Not a death has ever occurred among the twelve-a record that is truly remarkable.Our people feel keenly the loss of this beloved,good woman,so long a citizen of our community,and extend heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved children in their irreparable loss.God comfort them in their bereavement is our sincere prayer.
Weimar Mercury,May 30,1919
Family Members
Children
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Frederick A. Boettcher
1863–1934
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Robert Charles Boettcher
1864–1951
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Laura A Boettcher Neuhaus
1866–1928
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Alma Boettcher Millam
1869–1955
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John Oscar Boettcher
1871–1935
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Adele Lenore Boettcher Neuhaus
1873–1953
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Martha Boettcher Holt
1876–1943
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Victor Henry Boettcher Sr
1877–1947
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Hettie Leaine Boettcher Doty
1879–1959
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Eric Oscar Boettcher
1882–1960
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Edith Boettcher Beaman
1882–1962
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