Heinrich Benjamin Fiehler, 1871–1951 (aged 79 years)
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- Heinrich Benjamin /Fiehler/
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- Henry /Fiehler/
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Cause: blood poisoning and lung infection |
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Cause: heart debility |
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Cause: Injuries resulting from fall from a roof |
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B6B340C9925ED6118735BF9CB1E20F414363
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Author of last change: kberkbigler |
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1844–1894
Birth: April 4, 1844 — family farm near, Uniontown, Perry County, Missouri, USA Death: January 6, 1894 — Frohna, Perry County, Missouri, USA |
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1851–1921
Birth: February 25, 1851 — Saxony, Germany Death: April 25, 1921 |
| Marriage | Marriage — June 10, 1869 — Grace Lutheran Church, Uniontown, Perry County, Missouri, USA |
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3 years
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1871–1951
Birth: December 11, 1871 — Frohna, Perry County, Missouri, USA Death: May 15, 1951 — St. Louis, Missouri, USA |
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23 months
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1873–1956
Birth: October 30, 1873 — Frohna, Perry County, Missouri, USA Death: September 11, 1956 — Frohna, Perry County, Missouri, USA |
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2 years
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1876–1944
Birth: February 28, 1876 — Frohna, Perry County, Missouri, USA Death: August 12, 1944 — Beatrice, Gage County, Nebraska, USA |
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23 months
younger sister |
1878–1939
Birth: January 29, 1878 — Frohna, Perry County, Missouri, USA Death: December 28, 1939 — Potter, Cheyenne County, Nebraska, USA |
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2 years
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1880–1881
Birth: March 19, 1880 — Frohna, Perry County, Missouri, USA Death: October 31, 1881 — Frohna, Perry County, Missouri, USA |
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2 years
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1882–1937
Birth: May 2, 1882 — Frohna, Perry County, Missouri, USA Death: November 10, 1937 — Altenburg, Perry County, Missouri, USA |
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2 years
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1884–1957
Birth: June 4, 1884 — Frohna, Perry County, Missouri, USA Death: August 27, 1957 — Perryville, Perry County, Missouri, USA |
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2 years
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1886–1951
Birth: August 4, 1886 — Frohna, Perry County, Missouri, USA Death: March 16, 1951 — Altenburg, Perry County, Missouri, USA |
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2 years
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1888–1966
Birth: October 1, 1888 — Frohna, Perry County, Missouri, USA Death: July 13, 1966 — Wittenberg, Perry County, Missouri, USA |
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3 years
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1891–1982
Birth: July 14, 1891 — Frohna, Perry County, Missouri, USA Death: July 28, 1982 — Seward, Seward County, Nebraska, USA |
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3 years
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1894–1945
Birth: September 4, 1894 — Frohna, Perry County, Missouri, USA Death: September 3, 1945 — Frohna, Perry County, Missouri, USA |
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1871–1951
Birth: December 11, 1871 — Frohna, Perry County, Missouri, USA Death: May 15, 1951 — St. Louis, Missouri, USA |
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1876–1961
Birth: January 6, 1876 — Pommern Area, Prussia Death: January 21, 1961 — Altenburg, Perry County, Missouri, USA |
| Marriage | Marriage — January 9, 1896 — Edgerton, Rock County, Wisconsin, USA |
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1896–1939
Birth: October 31, 1896 — Columbus, Columbia County, Wisconsin, USA Death: April 22, 1939 — Altenburg, Perry County, Missouri, USA |
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4 years
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1900–1901
Birth: 1900 — Columbus, Columbia County, Wisconsin, USA Death: 1901 — Columbus, Columbia County, Wisconsin, USA |
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6 years
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1905–1980
Birth: November 13, 1905 — Milwaukee, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin, USA Death: October 25, 1980 — St. Louis, Missouri, USA |
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1907–2009
Birth: May 19, 1907 — Altenburg, Perry County, Missouri, USA Death: July 25, 2009 — Bethalto, Madison County, Illinois, USA |
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3 years
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1910–1978
Birth: May 31, 1910 — Altenburg, Perry County, Missouri, USA Death: December 12, 1978 — St. Louis, Missouri, USA |
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1912–1913
Birth: September 27, 1912 — Altenburg, Perry County, Missouri, USA Death: October 19, 1913 — Altenburg, Perry County, Missouri, USA |
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1915–1999
Birth: November 11, 1915 — Altenburg, Perry County, Missouri, USA Death: February 19, 1999 — St. Louis, Missouri, USA |
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Source: Fiehler Genealogy, Rudolph Fiehler, July, 1979: Henry Fiehler received his training at the seminary then located in Addison, Illinois (later moved to River Forest, Illinois). He conducted school at Edgerton, Wisconsin, Columbus, Wisconsin, and Milwaukee before coming to Altenburg, where he was active for forty-five years, from 1906 to 1951. Source: 13 June 2001 phone call to Lillian Fiehler in Altenburg: "Henry Fiehler was a teacher in Altenburg for 30 years." Source: "Concordia Historical Institute Quarterly" Winter 2007, Vol. 80, No. 4: In an article about Paul Buszin, Lutheran School Teacher and NID School Superintendent, at the time of his (Buszin's) entering the Lutheran teachers seminary at Addison, DuPage County, Illinois in September, 1887, the following reference to fellow student Henry Fiehler is made on page 208: "One of the first fellow students Paul dared to approach was Henry (Frank) Fiehler, who would later be Paul's fellow teacher in Milwaukee and, later still, a teacher in Altenburg, Missouri." Again on page 214 of the same article, this reference: "Paul renewed his friendship once more with Henry Fiehler, the classmate of Addison days, who had also taken a teaching call at St. Peter's (Milwaukee). A program from a church concert on June 1904 at St. Peter's, still in the Buszin family's possession, shows Paul Buszin serving as organist and director of the mixed and women's choirs and H. Fiehler servingas assistant organist and director of the men's choir." And finally on page 215, this reference: "His (Paul Buszin's) colleague, Henry Fiehler, was also ready to leave, and both of them left St. Peter's (Milwaukee) that summer(1906), with Fiehlergoing to Altenburg, Missouri." |
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