From the Belleville News Democrat, September 21, 1925
Henry Renth, 73 years old, farmer living in Engelman Township, died at 5:30pm, Saturday at his home. He suffered a paralytic stroke Friday.
He was born in Mascoutah Township, July 28, 1852.
Surviving are his wife, nee Margaret Lang, and the following children: William Renth, at home; Herman Renth, Engelman Township; Mary Renth, at home; one adopted daughter, Emily, wife of Edward Middendorf, also of Engelman Township; four grandchildren and one brother, Adam Renth of Decatur.
The funeral will take place at 2pm, Tuesday, from the home to the Mascoutah City Cemetery, Rev. D. Moritz officiating.
Henry Renth, 73 years old, farmer living in Engelman Township, died at 5:30pm, Saturday at his home. He suffered a paralytic stroke Friday.
He was born in Mascoutah Township, July 28, 1852.
Surviving are his wife, nee Margaret Lang, and the following children: William Renth, at home; Herman Renth, Engelman Township; Mary Renth, at home; one adopted daughter, Emily, wife of Edward Middendorf, also of Engelman Township; four grandchildren and one brother, Adam Renth of Decatur.
The funeral will take place at 2pm, Tuesday, from the home to the Mascoutah City Cemetery, Rev. D. Moritz officiating.
From the Belleville News Democrat, September 21, 1925
Henry Renth, 73 years old, farmer living in Engelman Township, died at 5:30pm, Saturday at his home. He suffered a paralytic stroke Friday.
He was born in Mascoutah Township, July 28, 1852.
Surviving are his wife, nee Margaret Lang, and the following children: William Renth, at home; Herman Renth, Engelman Township; Mary Renth, at home; one adopted daughter, Emily, wife of Edward Middendorf, also of Engelman Township; four grandchildren and one brother, Adam Renth of Decatur.
The funeral will take place at 2pm, Tuesday, from the home to the Mascoutah City Cemetery, Rev. D. Moritz officiating.
Henry Renth, 73 years old, farmer living in Engelman Township, died at 5:30pm, Saturday at his home. He suffered a paralytic stroke Friday.
He was born in Mascoutah Township, July 28, 1852.
Surviving are his wife, nee Margaret Lang, and the following children: William Renth, at home; Herman Renth, Engelman Township; Mary Renth, at home; one adopted daughter, Emily, wife of Edward Middendorf, also of Engelman Township; four grandchildren and one brother, Adam Renth of Decatur.
The funeral will take place at 2pm, Tuesday, from the home to the Mascoutah City Cemetery, Rev. D. Moritz officiating.
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