Frederick Heublein (14710832)
Suggested edit: Frederick W. Heublein, a respected resident of the city for nearly 40 years, died Saturday morning at his home, 367 Fairfield Ave of heart failure induced by a complication of diseases.
He was 78 years old and a native of Suhl, Germany. He was the first of the Heubleins to come to America arriving at the age of 27. After living in New York City for a short time, he went to Bridgeport where he procured work in a factory. Prior to coming to Hartford in 1866, he conducted a hotel in Seymour, M, Heublein opened a grocery store at Market Street and was successful in several years of business at that stand. Later, he gave up the grocery business and conducted the Parkview Hotel at 430 Asylum St. He retired from active business about 20 years ago and moved to Rocky Hill. Twelve years ago he purchased the place on Fairfield Ave and had since resided there, engaged in light farming.
Mr. Heublein founded the first section of the German Aid Society. He was a member of Herman Lodge #16, Knights of Pythias, Beethoven Lodge of Odd Fellows, and the Hartford Maennerchor. He was a member of the common council from 1880 - 1881.
Mr. Heublein's wife died about seven years ago. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs Clara Heins, wife of William F. Heins, and Mrs Julia E. Cooke, wife of A.D. Cooke, both the city and five grandchildren: William H. Heins of the Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY, Clara F. Heins, Willie F. Heins, Carolyn H Cooke of New York, Ada D. Cooke, and a brother, Edmund Heublein. He also leaves five nephews, Colonel Louis F. Heublein, Gilbert F. Heublein and Albert P. Heublein of this city, W.E. Heublein of New York City, and F.G. Heublein of Easton.
The funeral will be attended at his late home this afternoon with additional services at the Northam Memorial Chapel at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
[Hartford Courant (Hartford, Connecticut) 29 Feb 1904, Mon, Page 6]
Contributor: LINDA CUNHA (50896274)
Suggested edit: Frederick W. Heublein, a respected resident of the city for nearly 40 years, died Saturday morning at his home, 367 Fairfield Ave of heart failure induced by a complication of diseases.
He was 78 years old and a native of Suhl, Germany. He was the first of the Heubleins to come to America arriving at the age of 27. After living in New York City for a short time, he went to Bridgeport where he procured work in a factory. Prior to coming to Hartford in 1866, he conducted a hotel in Seymour, M, Heublein opened a grocery store at Market Street and was successful in several years of business at that stand. Later, he gave up the grocery business and conducted the Parkview Hotel at 430 Asylum St. He retired from active business about 20 years ago and moved to Rocky Hill. Twelve years ago he purchased the place on Fairfield Ave and had since resided there, engaged in light farming.
Mr. Heublein founded the first section of the German Aid Society. He was a member of Herman Lodge #16, Knights of Pythias, Beethoven Lodge of Odd Fellows, and the Hartford Maennerchor. He was a member of the common council from 1880 - 1881.
Mr. Heublein's wife died about seven years ago. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs Clara Heins, wife of William F. Heins, and Mrs Julia E. Cooke, wife of A.D. Cooke, both the city and five grandchildren: William H. Heins of the Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY, Clara F. Heins, Willie F. Heins, Carolyn H Cooke of New York, Ada D. Cooke, and a brother, Edmund Heublein. He also leaves five nephews, Colonel Louis F. Heublein, Gilbert F. Heublein and Albert P. Heublein of this city, W.E. Heublein of New York City, and F.G. Heublein of Easton.
The funeral will be attended at his late home this afternoon with additional services at the Northam Memorial Chapel at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
[Hartford Courant (Hartford, Connecticut) 29 Feb 1904, Mon, Page 6]
Contributor: LINDA CUNHA (50896274)
Frederick Heublein (14710832)
Suggested edit: Frederick W. Heublein, a respected resident of the city for nearly 40 years, died Saturday morning at his home, 367 Fairfield Ave of heart failure induced by a complication of diseases.
He was 78 years old and a native of Suhl, Germany. He was the first of the Heubleins to come to America arriving at the age of 27. After living in New York City for a short time, he went to Bridgeport where he procured work in a factory. Prior to coming to Hartford in 1866, he conducted a hotel in Seymour, M, Heublein opened a grocery store at Market Street and was successful in several years of business at that stand. Later, he gave up the grocery business and conducted the Parkview Hotel at 430 Asylum St. He retired from active business about 20 years ago and moved to Rocky Hill. Twelve years ago he purchased the place on Fairfield Ave and had since resided there, engaged in light farming.
Mr. Heublein founded the first section of the German Aid Society. He was a member of Herman Lodge #16, Knights of Pythias, Beethoven Lodge of Odd Fellows, and the Hartford Maennerchor. He was a member of the common council from 1880 - 1881.
Mr. Heublein's wife died about seven years ago. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs Clara Heins, wife of William F. Heins, and Mrs Julia E. Cooke, wife of A.D. Cooke, both the city and five grandchildren: William H. Heins of the Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY, Clara F. Heins, Willie F. Heins, Carolyn H Cooke of New York, Ada D. Cooke, and a brother, Edmund Heublein. He also leaves five nephews, Colonel Louis F. Heublein, Gilbert F. Heublein and Albert P. Heublein of this city, W.E. Heublein of New York City, and F.G. Heublein of Easton.
The funeral will be attended at his late home this afternoon with additional services at the Northam Memorial Chapel at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
[Hartford Courant (Hartford, Connecticut) 29 Feb 1904, Mon, Page 6]
Contributor: LINDA CUNHA (50896274)
Suggested edit: Frederick W. Heublein, a respected resident of the city for nearly 40 years, died Saturday morning at his home, 367 Fairfield Ave of heart failure induced by a complication of diseases.
He was 78 years old and a native of Suhl, Germany. He was the first of the Heubleins to come to America arriving at the age of 27. After living in New York City for a short time, he went to Bridgeport where he procured work in a factory. Prior to coming to Hartford in 1866, he conducted a hotel in Seymour, M, Heublein opened a grocery store at Market Street and was successful in several years of business at that stand. Later, he gave up the grocery business and conducted the Parkview Hotel at 430 Asylum St. He retired from active business about 20 years ago and moved to Rocky Hill. Twelve years ago he purchased the place on Fairfield Ave and had since resided there, engaged in light farming.
Mr. Heublein founded the first section of the German Aid Society. He was a member of Herman Lodge #16, Knights of Pythias, Beethoven Lodge of Odd Fellows, and the Hartford Maennerchor. He was a member of the common council from 1880 - 1881.
Mr. Heublein's wife died about seven years ago. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs Clara Heins, wife of William F. Heins, and Mrs Julia E. Cooke, wife of A.D. Cooke, both the city and five grandchildren: William H. Heins of the Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY, Clara F. Heins, Willie F. Heins, Carolyn H Cooke of New York, Ada D. Cooke, and a brother, Edmund Heublein. He also leaves five nephews, Colonel Louis F. Heublein, Gilbert F. Heublein and Albert P. Heublein of this city, W.E. Heublein of New York City, and F.G. Heublein of Easton.
The funeral will be attended at his late home this afternoon with additional services at the Northam Memorial Chapel at Cedar Hill Cemetery.
[Hartford Courant (Hartford, Connecticut) 29 Feb 1904, Mon, Page 6]
Contributor: LINDA CUNHA (50896274)
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