He fought in Napoleonic wars. Was wounded twice.
Came to America arriving at Galveston/Indianola, TX in 1845 aboard the "Bark Neptune" from Bremen, Germany.
Had the first dairy in Austin, TX. Historical marker for him in Lakeway, TX. He was originally buried in Lohmann Cem., but was moved when the Mansfield Dam was built.
He maintained Lohmann's Crossing over the Colorado River. There is a historical marker for him at Lakeway, TX. Also Lohmann's Crossing Road is in Lakeway.
He was accused of being a sympathizer and was being hanged when 3 men came to his rescue and cut him down.
He fought in Napoleonic wars. Was wounded twice.
Came to America arriving at Galveston/Indianola, TX in 1845 aboard the "Bark Neptune" from Bremen, Germany.
Had the first dairy in Austin, TX. Historical marker for him in Lakeway, TX. He was originally buried in Lohmann Cem., but was moved when the Mansfield Dam was built.
He maintained Lohmann's Crossing over the Colorado River. There is a historical marker for him at Lakeway, TX. Also Lohmann's Crossing Road is in Lakeway.
He was accused of being a sympathizer and was being hanged when 3 men came to his rescue and cut him down.
Gravesite Details
Headstone is a red granite rock and metal marker..
Family Members
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Christina Lohmann Thackara
1836–1919
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Henry Lohmann
1840–1884
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Malinda Adeline Lohmann Willie
1849–1882
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Dorothea "Dora" Lohmann Nelle
1850–1915
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Emaline "Emma" Lohmann Maul
1852–1927
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August Gustavus "Gustav" Lohmann
1853–1928
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John Henry Lohmann Jr
1859–1930
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August Lohmann
1861–1950
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Albert Sidney Lohmann
1862–1940
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