Son of Johannes Jeremiah Heinitz & Sabina Dick Heinitz.
1910 U.S. Federal Census
Midway, Cottonwood, Minnesota
Name Age
Geremia Heinitz 73
Sabina Heinitz 66
Gotfrid Heinitz 24
Amelia Heinitz 18
Death Certificate
Gottfried Heinitz
Father: Jeremiah Heinitz, Russia
Mother; Sabina Dick, Russia
Widowed
Farmer & Carpenter
d. French Camp
burial 8/3/1951 Cherokee Memorial Park
G. Heinitz, Galt, Dies
Gottfried Heinitz, 63, Galt farmer and carpenter-builder, passed away Monday in a Stockton hospital following a long illness. A native of Russia, Heinitz came to this country when he was 7-years-old and moved to the Lodi district in 1934. He was the husband of the late Amalia Heinitz and father of the ate George and Harvey Heinitz.
Surviving are daughters, Mrs. Alvina Plath, Mrs. Linda Cooper, and Mrs. Wallard Seavert, all of Galt brothers, Jacob Heinitz, Lodi, and Alex Heinitz, Carson, N.D.; a sister, Mrs. Reinhardt Steinkey, Mountain Lake, Minn.
Other survivors are a brother-in-law, Reinert Heinitz, Carson, N.D.; and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Julia Heinitz, Lodi.
Lodi News-Sentinel Aug 1, 1951
1910 U.S. Federal Census
Midway, Cottonwood, Minnesota
Name Age
Geremia Heinitz 73
Sabina Heinitz 66
Gotfrid Heinitz 24
Amelia Heinitz 18
Death Certificate
Gottfried Heinitz
Father: Jeremiah Heinitz, Russia
Mother; Sabina Dick, Russia
Widowed
Farmer & Carpenter
d. French Camp
burial 8/3/1951 Cherokee Memorial Park
G. Heinitz, Galt, Dies
Gottfried Heinitz, 63, Galt farmer and carpenter-builder, passed away Monday in a Stockton hospital following a long illness. A native of Russia, Heinitz came to this country when he was 7-years-old and moved to the Lodi district in 1934. He was the husband of the late Amalia Heinitz and father of the ate George and Harvey Heinitz.
Surviving are daughters, Mrs. Alvina Plath, Mrs. Linda Cooper, and Mrs. Wallard Seavert, all of Galt brothers, Jacob Heinitz, Lodi, and Alex Heinitz, Carson, N.D.; a sister, Mrs. Reinhardt Steinkey, Mountain Lake, Minn.
Other survivors are a brother-in-law, Reinert Heinitz, Carson, N.D.; and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Julia Heinitz, Lodi.
Lodi News-Sentinel Aug 1, 1951
Son of Johannes Jeremiah Heinitz & Sabina Dick Heinitz.
1910 U.S. Federal Census
Midway, Cottonwood, Minnesota
Name Age
Geremia Heinitz 73
Sabina Heinitz 66
Gotfrid Heinitz 24
Amelia Heinitz 18
Death Certificate
Gottfried Heinitz
Father: Jeremiah Heinitz, Russia
Mother; Sabina Dick, Russia
Widowed
Farmer & Carpenter
d. French Camp
burial 8/3/1951 Cherokee Memorial Park
G. Heinitz, Galt, Dies
Gottfried Heinitz, 63, Galt farmer and carpenter-builder, passed away Monday in a Stockton hospital following a long illness. A native of Russia, Heinitz came to this country when he was 7-years-old and moved to the Lodi district in 1934. He was the husband of the late Amalia Heinitz and father of the ate George and Harvey Heinitz.
Surviving are daughters, Mrs. Alvina Plath, Mrs. Linda Cooper, and Mrs. Wallard Seavert, all of Galt brothers, Jacob Heinitz, Lodi, and Alex Heinitz, Carson, N.D.; a sister, Mrs. Reinhardt Steinkey, Mountain Lake, Minn.
Other survivors are a brother-in-law, Reinert Heinitz, Carson, N.D.; and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Julia Heinitz, Lodi.
Lodi News-Sentinel Aug 1, 1951
1910 U.S. Federal Census
Midway, Cottonwood, Minnesota
Name Age
Geremia Heinitz 73
Sabina Heinitz 66
Gotfrid Heinitz 24
Amelia Heinitz 18
Death Certificate
Gottfried Heinitz
Father: Jeremiah Heinitz, Russia
Mother; Sabina Dick, Russia
Widowed
Farmer & Carpenter
d. French Camp
burial 8/3/1951 Cherokee Memorial Park
G. Heinitz, Galt, Dies
Gottfried Heinitz, 63, Galt farmer and carpenter-builder, passed away Monday in a Stockton hospital following a long illness. A native of Russia, Heinitz came to this country when he was 7-years-old and moved to the Lodi district in 1934. He was the husband of the late Amalia Heinitz and father of the ate George and Harvey Heinitz.
Surviving are daughters, Mrs. Alvina Plath, Mrs. Linda Cooper, and Mrs. Wallard Seavert, all of Galt brothers, Jacob Heinitz, Lodi, and Alex Heinitz, Carson, N.D.; a sister, Mrs. Reinhardt Steinkey, Mountain Lake, Minn.
Other survivors are a brother-in-law, Reinert Heinitz, Carson, N.D.; and a sister-in-law, Mrs. Julia Heinitz, Lodi.
Lodi News-Sentinel Aug 1, 1951
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