Frederick Morris HENNIG

                   REFERENCE: REIM,  Herman A., 1954-1972; genealogical file.
HENNIG, Erwin K., 17 Sep 1996; genealogical file on the HENNIG and LANGE
families.
LANDHOM, Joy M., 5 Aug 1996; gnealogical file on the HENNIG family.
MARRIAGE RECORD, Burt County Clerk, Tekamah, Nebraska; Book 1, page 120.
120.

Obituary in Tekamah, Nebraska paper, 1941.  Anna HENNIG was born 5 Mar 1854, in
Saxony, Germany, and was the eldest of 13 children.  When she was six months of
age, her parents emigrated to America and for three years made their home in
Detroit, while the father followed his trade as hatter.  The family then came to
Burt County prior to 1860 and farmed near the river northeast of Tekamah before
settling on a homestead west of the present Riverside School building.  Anna
HENNIG attended an early-day rural school; later taught for several years.  Her
marriage to Jonathan D. Porter occurred 19 Mar 1875, and the couple a few years
later located on a farm but a short distance from her parents' place.  Two
sons were born, one passing away in infancy.  The Porter farm was the pioneer
woman's home for well over a half century.  For 35 years Anna boarded the
teachers who taught at the nearby school, known as the Porter school.  About
1885 Anna Porter and husband became members of the Seventh Day Adventist Church
northeast of Tekamah.  Following her husband's death, Anna went to Blair to
make her home with her son, Clarence, and wife.
                  

                   REFERENCE: REIM,  Herman A., 1954-1972; genealogical file.
HENNIG, Erwin K., 17 Sep 1996; genealogical file on HENNIG and LANGE
families.
LANDHOM, Joy M., 5 Aug 1996; genealogical file on HENNIG family.
MARRAIGE RECORD, Burt County Clerk, Tekamah, Nebraska; Book 1, page 117.
                  

                   REFERENCE: REIM, Herman A., 1954-1972; genealogical file.
HENNIG, Erwin K., 17 Sep 1996; genealogicaal file on HENNIG and LANGE famlies.
LANDHOM, Joy M., 5 Aug 1996: genealogical file on the HENNIG family.
MARRIAGE RECORD, Burt County Clerk, Tekamah, Nebraska; Book 1, page 166.  This
record shows Laura Hennig place of birth to be Ohio (considered to be in
error,and birth place Burt County, Nebraska), and age 20.
                  

                   REFERENCE: REIM, Herman A., 1954-1972; genealogical file.
HENNIG, Erwin K., 17 Sep 1996; genealogical file on HENNIG and LANGE families.
                  

                   REFERENCE: REIM, Herman A., 1954-1972; genealogical file.
HENNIG, Erwin K., 17 Sep 1996; genealogical file on HENNIG and LANGE families.
LANDHOM, Joy M., 5 Aug 1996; genealogical file on HENNIG family.
MARRIAGE RECORD, Burt County Clerk, Tekamah, Nebraska; Book 1, page 432, shows
marriage date to be 21 July 1881.

Obituary dated 23 Nov 1943.  She married Lewis B. Porter who for many years
was loved and valued minister among Seventh-day Adventist of Nebraska and for a
while in Wyoming.  For many years she was closely associated with her husband
in his public labors and frequently traveled with him in his work.  She and her
husband had been a member of the Seventh-day Adventist denomination since 1886.
                  

                   REFERENCE: REIM, Herman A., 1954-1972; genealogical file.
HENNIG, Erwin K., 17 Sep 1996; genealogical file on HENNIG and LANGE families.
William A. HENNIG served as a missionay in Australia, and latter lived in
Kansas City, Missouri, where he is buried.  Union College in Lincoln, Nebraska
purchased much of Will's library of books.  William never had any chidren.
LANDHOM, Joy M., 5 Aug 1996; genealogical file on HENNIG family.
                  

                   REFERENCE: REIM, Herman A., 1954-72; genealogical file.
HENNIG, Erwin K., 17 Sep 1996; genealogical file on HENNIG and LANGE families.
LANDHOM, Joy M., 5 Aug 1996; genealogical file on the HENNIG  fammily.
MARRIAGE RECORD, Burt County Clerk, Tekamah, Nebraska; Book 2, page 97, name
shown to be "Leitte H. Hennig".
                  

                   REFERENCE: REIM, Herman A., 1954-1972; genealogical file.
HENNIG, Erwin K., 17 Sep 1996; genealogical file on HENNIG and LANGE families.
LANDHOM, Joy M., 5 Aug 1996; genealogical file on the HENNIG family.
MARRIAGE RECORD, Burt County Clerk, Tekamah, Nebraska; Book 3, page 540.

OBITUARY, Mrs. C.W. Irwin; attended a country school, and at the age of sixteen
received her certificate to teach.  She became interested in the messages of
the Seventh-day Adventist Church, and together with four of her sisters and one
brother, accepted the doctrines to which she was a firm adherent up to the time
of her death.  After about 1921, her last regular work was in the interest of
the Fireside Correspondence School, after coming to Takoma Park.  In her last
days, she came to the Washington Sanitarium as a patient (am unclear if the
Washington Sanitarium is in Trenton, N.J. or Washington, D.C.).  Middle name
spelt "Velara".

Write up in Erwin Hennig's 17 Sep 1996 genealogical file; "Minnie Valeria
Hennig was born 23 Feb 1868 near Tekamah and died 16 Feb 1927 of influenza and
pneumonia.  As a young girl she was a teacher and in her third year of college
at Union College, she met Prof. Charles Walter Irwin, who was teaching in the
college and was later married 14 Aug 1895.  During her entire life she and
Prof. Irwin gave their time to religous work, especially educational work in
the colleges.  After leaving College View, they went to Graysville College in
Tenn. where both taught three years.  The seven years from 1891 to 1898 they
both served at Union College where Prof. Irwin was President.  In 1901 they
were placed in charge of Avonsdale College at Sidney, Australia where they
remained eight years.  Returning from Australia in 1909 by way of Europe, they
travelled through Egypt and the countries of Europe, reaching the U.S. and
Prof. Irwin was next called to Pacific College, Calif. as its president where
they remained twelve years, untill taking up their residence at Takoma Park,
Montgomery County, Maryland . Minnie died Feb 16, 1927 in Trenton, N.J.  She was
buried in Rock Creek Cemetery in Washington, D.C.  They had no children."
                  

                   REFERENCE: REIM, Herman A., 1954-72; genealogical file.
MARRIAGE RECORD, Burt County Clerk, Tekamah, Nebraska; Book 3, page 386 (No. 989), married at the home of brides parents, Merrick B. and Anna Woodard at "Golden Springs", Burt County, Nebraska.
CERTIFICAT OF DEATH, No. P 6698, State of Nebraska, Department of Health, Division of Vital Statistics; retired farmer, Tekamah, Nebraska, cause of death chronic cardio-renal-vascular disease, marked arterio sclerois, neurodismatitis and osteoporous.
OBITUARY; "Oscar M. Hennig Passed Away Early Wednesday", and "Host of Friends at Services of Oscar M. Hennig", Burt County Plaindealer, July 1943.
BURT COUNTY CLERK, Tekamah Cemetery Records, 1 Oct 1996; buried Block 8, Lot 1.

Oscar Morris HENNIG was born in the Riverside Community, located about 10 miles north of Tekamah, Burt County, Nebraska.  For a number of years, he taught school in Districts 35, 30 and 6.  He was a successful farmer and was considered an authority on Burt County agricultural affairs and conditions.  He was an active leader in farm cooperatives movements and took a great interest in the progress of his community and county.  He held many offices of thrust in the
various organizations to which he belonged.

Oscar HENNIG and his wife Lena Amelia (WOODARD) HENNIG (1874-1964) retired from farming in 1932, from their farm 3/4 mile west of the Riverside School, 10 miles north to Tekamah, to 316 North 13th Street, Tekamah, Nebraska.  When he moved to Tekamah, he joined the Men's Bible Class at the Baptist Church and took an active part in religious education.  He passed away at his home in Tekamah on July 28, 1943 having reached the age of 74 years and 5 days.
                  

                   REFERENCE: REIM, Herman A., 1954-72; genealogical file.
MARRIAGE RECORD, Burt County Clerk, Tekamah, Nebraska; Book 2, page 544.
HENNIG, Erwin K., 17 Sept 1996; genealogical file on HENNIG and LANGE families.
LANDHOLM, Joy M., 5 Aug 1996, genealogical file of the HENNIG family.
FUNERAL NOTICE, 20 Jul 1944, Burt County Plaindealer, Tekamah, Nebraska.
OBITUARY, 27 Jul 1944, Burt County Plaindealer, Tekamah, Nebraska; she leaves
two sons and a daughter, Ivan of Tekamah, Burrel of Craig and Mrs. Ester Tenney
of Tekamah.
                  

                   REFERENCE: REIM, Herman A., 1954-1972; genealogical file.
MARRIAGE RECORD, Burt County Clerk, Tekamah, Nebraska; Book 3, page 507.
HENNIG, Erwin K., 17 Sep 1996; genealogical file on HENNIG and LANGE families.
LANDHOLM, Joy M., 5 Aug 1996; genealogical file on the HENNIG family.
BURT COUNTY CLERK, Tekamah Cemetery Records, 1 Oct 1996; buried in Block *, Lot
14.
OBITUARY, 31 Oct 1946, Burt County Plaindealer, Tekamah, Nebraska; born on his
father's homestead, ten miles north of Tekamah, Nebraska on 23 Aug 1872.  He
received his early education in the schools of Burt County, Nebraska and
Northwestern College of Shenandoah, Ia. and for manay years was a teacher in
the public schools of Burt County, near Decatur and Lyons.  Leaving the
teaching profession, he became a farmer and for almmost forty years resided on
a part of the old homestead near the place where he was born.  Besides his wife
and five sons he leaves to mourn his loss one brother, A.L. Hennig of Tekamah,
and one sister, Mrs. Jessie Leaming of Denver, Colo.

Obituary of Mrs. Rena HENNIG, Burt County Plaindealer, 19 Sep 1963. A
long-time Burt County resident.
                  

                   REFERENCE: REIM, Herman A., 1954-1972; genealogical file.
MARRIAGE RECORD, Burt County Clerk, Tekamah, Nebraska; Book 6, page 143, marriage to Sarah E. Webster; Book 4, page 163, marriage to Olive E. Wallace.
HENNIG, Erwin K., 17 Sep 1996; genealogical file on HENNIG and LANGE families.
LANDHOLM, Joy M., 5 Aug 1996; genealogical file of the Hennig family.
BURT COUNTY CLERK, 1 Oct 1996; Tekamah Cemetery Records, buried Block 8, Lot 14.
OBITUARY, 6 Oct 1949, Burt County Plaindealer, Tekamah, Nebraska; a skilled electrician and was manager for the Farmers Telephone Company for forty years; leaves to mourn his death, his wife, and four children, Mrs. J.R. Hume of Tekamah, and Mrs. R.E. Ring of Peoria, Ill., and two sons, Harold of Omaha and Ronald of Tekamah.

Arthur HENNIG's niece, Gertrude Bessie HENNIG, moved from her folks farm north of Tekamah, to attend Tekamah High School from the fall of 1911 to the spring of 1915 when she graduated; staying with her Uncle Arthur working for board and room by keeping house for him, 10-year old daughter Helen and son Harold, since his wife Olive E. (WALLACE) HENNIG died 11 Apr 1911.
                  

                   REFERENCE: REIM, Herman A., 1954-1972; genealogical file.
HENNIG, Erwin K., 17 Sep 1996; genealogical file of HENNIG and LANGE families.
LANDHOLM, Joy M., 5 Aug 1996; genealogical file of the HENNIG family.
MARRIAGE RECORD, Burt County, Nebraska, Book 4, page 427; groom William J.
LEAMING.

Death notice; Jessie A. LEAMING, formerly of southeast Greeley.  Mother of
Taylor LEAMING of Lakewood, Colorado, and mother-in-law of Mrs. Eva LEAMING of
Indianapolis.  Grandother of Jerry LEAMING of New York City, Thomas LEAMING of
Indianapolis, Taylor LEAMING, Jr., and Marjorie LEAMING, both of Lakewood.  A
note she died of coronary occlusion.