E. ENGELBRECHT PASSES AWAY, ILL FOR A YEAR
Edward Engelbrecht, for fourteen years engaged in business in operating a milk
route in the city, later employed with the Streich Oil Company, died early
today at Maple Crest sanitarium at Whitelaw where he had been a patient for one
month. During the past ten days his condition had grown steadily worse and there
was no hope for his recovery, death coming as a messenger of release.
Mr. Engelbrecht was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Engelbrecht, Route 5, and was
born November 21, 1882(sic) and had always made his home in this city where he
was widely known. He engaged in milk delivery route business in early years and
for fourteen years followed the business and for some time previous to the
attack of illness a year ago, was employed with the Streich Oil Company.
Besides his wife and one son, William, Mr. Engelbrecht is survived by his parents,
four brothers and six sisters, being Eugene, of this city, Max, of Clear Lake,
Esther, Milwaukee, Mrs. George Mahnke, Clear Lake; Alman, of California, Mrs. Carl
Brown, of Chest, Mont., Mrs. Alma Reimers, of Coleman and Mrs. George Kucera, of
Wausau and Mary, of this city.
Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon from the home on Division street.
Manitowoc Herald News, April 10, 1924 P. 2
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[bur. 04-12-1924/cause: pulmonary tuberculosis]
(Edward Englebrecht/b. Nov. 12, 1880/d. April 10,1924 - St. John's United
Church of Christ/date Nov. 12/21 may be transposed one way or the other)
E. ENGELBRECHT PASSES AWAY, ILL FOR A YEAR
Edward Engelbrecht, for fourteen years engaged in business in operating a milk
route in the city, later employed with the Streich Oil Company, died early
today at Maple Crest sanitarium at Whitelaw where he had been a patient for one
month. During the past ten days his condition had grown steadily worse and there
was no hope for his recovery, death coming as a messenger of release.
Mr. Engelbrecht was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Engelbrecht, Route 5, and was
born November 21, 1882(sic) and had always made his home in this city where he
was widely known. He engaged in milk delivery route business in early years and
for fourteen years followed the business and for some time previous to the
attack of illness a year ago, was employed with the Streich Oil Company.
Besides his wife and one son, William, Mr. Engelbrecht is survived by his parents,
four brothers and six sisters, being Eugene, of this city, Max, of Clear Lake,
Esther, Milwaukee, Mrs. George Mahnke, Clear Lake; Alman, of California, Mrs. Carl
Brown, of Chest, Mont., Mrs. Alma Reimers, of Coleman and Mrs. George Kucera, of
Wausau and Mary, of this city.
Funeral services will be held Saturday afternoon from the home on Division street.
Manitowoc Herald News, April 10, 1924 P. 2
*******
[bur. 04-12-1924/cause: pulmonary tuberculosis]
(Edward Englebrecht/b. Nov. 12, 1880/d. April 10,1924 - St. John's United
Church of Christ/date Nov. 12/21 may be transposed one way or the other)
Family Members
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Mary A Engelbrecht Kutchera
1883–1942
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Lillian Engelbrecht Skarda
1884–1959
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Viola C Engelbrecht Mahnke
1891–1985
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Eugene J Engelbrecht Sr
1892–1971
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Ludmilla Helen "Milly" Engelbrecht Brown
1895–1959
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Max Henry John Engelbrecht
1896–1972
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Esther Engelbrecht Madsen
1902–1953
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Roland Engelbrecht
unknown–1912
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