Green-Wood Cemetery
Section 186, Lot 18840.
[NOTE: Some burials here are not memorialized by any currently visible or legible stone or inscription. A list of lot residents, with burial dates, appears after the inscriptions.]
There was once an enclosure around this lot. The entrance stone, in center foreground, bears the inscription "Familie Heintz." Behind it are three rows of graves, the first row established by only one stone at center left. Presumably, the rest of that front row is occupied by the most recent, and unmarked, graves (See the burial list at the end of this caption).
INSCRIPTIONS
---First row, left:
In Memory of My Dear Husband
Jacob Heintz
Nov. 13, 1867 – Mar. 22, 1917
In Memory of
Margaret Heintz
Dec. 25, 1866 – May 1, 1928
---Second row of 5 stones, left to right:
1
In Memory of
Jacob Heintz Sr.
Born April 10, 1833
Died Sept. 14, 1901
2
In Memory of My Beloved Wife
Elfrieda C. Heintz
Dec. 9, 1884 – Oct. 19, 1914.
In Memory of
William T. Heintz
Sept. 26, 1863 – Oct. 11, 1927
3
Adolph Heinz
Serg Co H
20 NY Inf
1840
Nov 21 1861
4
John Philip Heintz
Jan. 25, 1843 – Aug. 30, 1920
5
George Heintz Sr.
Sword Master U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis, Md.
June 4, 1837 – June 28, 1915
---Third row of 3 stones, left to right (at the far left rear of the lot is a vacant plinth—the stone is gone).
1
Our Father
William T. Heintz,
March 16, 1803 – April 20, 1884
Our Mother
Wilhelmine Heintz,
July 15, 1805 – April 25, 1884.
Our Uncle
Karl Perpente,
June 13, 1802 – Oct. 8, 1883.
2
Marie Heintz
Feb. 4, 1867 – Jan. 31, 1885
Ida Hasenstein
May 18, 1865 – March 13, 1891
Emma Hasenstein
July 1, 1870 – Feb. 18, 1904
Children of Christian and Emma Heintz
[NOTE: Sisters Ida and Emma Heintz were both married to Henry Hasenstein (1861-1917). Ida Heintz and Henry Hasenstein were wed in 1889. They had a son, Augustus H. Hasenstein, who died in February of 1891. Ida died a month later. Henry Hasenstein then married Ida's sister Emma Heintz, who died in 1904, leaving Henry a widower again. Henry is buried elsewhere.]
3
Erected in Memory of
Christian Heintz,
Sergt. Major 20 Regt. N.Y.V.
Post commander
Gilsa Post 264. Dept. N.Y., G.A.R.
by comrades of his post.
Born Feb. 20, 1839,
Died Dec. 16, 1890.
[NOTE: Christian Heintz's wife, Emma (1845-1916) is buried here, but not memorialized by any stone.]
[NOTE: Burial list from online cemetery records, with burial dates, which may represent reburials after removal from previous graves. This list may be incomplete. Contact the cemetery for complete information about this lot at http://www.green-wood.com:
HASENSTEIN: Augustus H, 2/18/1891; Emma Heintz, 2/21/1904; and Ida Heintz, 3/16/1891.
HEINTZ: Adolph, Christian, Eliza O, and Oscar, all 4 on 3/24/1870; August W, 7/25/1872; Charles H, 2/8/1874; Christian, 12/19/1890; Christian, 4/7/1959; Elfrieda C S, 10/22/1914; Elizabeth O, 12/19/1933; Emma H, 1/15/1916; Frances, 11/5/1951; George Sr, 7/2/1915; Jacob, 9/17/1901; Jacob, 3/25/1917; John P, 9/2/1920; John T, 10/24/1874; Margaret, 5/4/1928; Marie, 3/27/1936; Mary (Marie), 2/2/1885; Max H, 5/21/1957; Otto, 1/27/1923; Wilhelmina, 4/28/1884; William, 4/24/1884; and William Theodore, 10/15/1927.
PERPENTE: Karl, 10/10/1883.
SCHOTT: Child of Wilhelmina, 9/14/1899; and Wilhelmina, 6/3/1937.]

Green-Wood Cemetery
Section 186, Lot 18840.
INSCRIPTION

Marie Heintz
Feb. 4, 1867 – Jan. 31, 1885
Ida Hasenstein
May 18, 1865 – March 13, 1891
Emma Hasenstein
July 1, 1870 – Feb. 18, 1904
Children of Christian and Emma Heintz
[NOTE: Sisters Ida and Emma Heintz were both married to Henry Hasenstein (1861-1917). Ida Heintz and Henry Hasenstein were wed in 1889. They had a son, Augustus H. Hasenstein, who died in February of 1891. Ida died a month later. Henry Hasenstein then married Ida's sister Emma Heintz, who died in 1904, leaving Henry a widower again. Henry is buried elsewhere.]