Mr. Boettcher's widow married William Schultz, 28 May 1885:
Name: Mrs Gesiene Boettcher
Marriage Date: 28 May 1885
Marriage Place: Bland, Gasconade, Missouri
Registration Place: Osage, Missouri, USA
Spouse: William Schultz
According to the 1900 Schultz family census entry of Jefferson, Osage, Mr. and Mrs. Schultz had five children with three living then: Henry, Lucy and George.
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Obituary from Der Christliche Apologete:
Our beloved brother John Böttcher, devoted to the will of the Lord and in the faith of the Son of God, died after nine days of suffering (pneumonia) on December 27, 1879. He was born on July 16, 1852, in Leeste, county Sieke, Hannover, the son of Heinrich and Adelheid Böttcher. He came as a boy with his parents from Germany to this place and was educated in church and under the Methodist bishops. He married on October 22, 1874, with the now sorely afflicted/saddened sister Gesine, maiden-name Eßmann (Essmann). With her, he had 2 children but both were plucked/taken away as little buds and planted in heaven. The first died at the age of 1 month and 24 days, the other, a little boy, died 19 days before his father at the age of 1 year, 2 months and 16 days. He himself, our brother John Böttcher, had an age of 27 years, 5 months and 11 days. It is a sharp blow for the young widow. May the Lord console her. Her German parents and her siblings will do their best to help her. There are also many other hearts badly wounded by the death of our brother, his parents and numerous siblings.
Third Creek District, MO.
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John Boettcher's in laws were also buried in this Old Bland Methodist Cemetery:
Egert Henry Essmann (1821-1881)
Lucie Anna (Siamer) Essmann (1830-1907)
Mr. Boettcher's widow married William Schultz, 28 May 1885:
Name: Mrs Gesiene Boettcher
Marriage Date: 28 May 1885
Marriage Place: Bland, Gasconade, Missouri
Registration Place: Osage, Missouri, USA
Spouse: William Schultz
According to the 1900 Schultz family census entry of Jefferson, Osage, Mr. and Mrs. Schultz had five children with three living then: Henry, Lucy and George.
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Obituary from Der Christliche Apologete:
Our beloved brother John Böttcher, devoted to the will of the Lord and in the faith of the Son of God, died after nine days of suffering (pneumonia) on December 27, 1879. He was born on July 16, 1852, in Leeste, county Sieke, Hannover, the son of Heinrich and Adelheid Böttcher. He came as a boy with his parents from Germany to this place and was educated in church and under the Methodist bishops. He married on October 22, 1874, with the now sorely afflicted/saddened sister Gesine, maiden-name Eßmann (Essmann). With her, he had 2 children but both were plucked/taken away as little buds and planted in heaven. The first died at the age of 1 month and 24 days, the other, a little boy, died 19 days before his father at the age of 1 year, 2 months and 16 days. He himself, our brother John Böttcher, had an age of 27 years, 5 months and 11 days. It is a sharp blow for the young widow. May the Lord console her. Her German parents and her siblings will do their best to help her. There are also many other hearts badly wounded by the death of our brother, his parents and numerous siblings.
Third Creek District, MO.
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John Boettcher's in laws were also buried in this Old Bland Methodist Cemetery:
Egert Henry Essmann (1821-1881)
Lucie Anna (Siamer) Essmann (1830-1907)
Inscription
Here rests in Peace
John Böttcher
Born
16, July. 1852
Died
27, Dec. 1879
Family Members
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Gesche Margaretha Boettcher Gerken
1839–1907
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Adelheide Gesche Olite Boettcher Schmidt
1842–1919
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Anna Katharina Boettcher Neese
1845–1928
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Henry Karsten Bottcher
1847–1897
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Adelheid Martha Boettcher Schuenemeyer
1850–1922
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Meta Mary Boettcher Seba
1854–1917
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George Karsten Bottcher
1857–1928
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Sophia Boettcher
1862–1881
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