Theodore was the second of three children of Henriette Schmidt Eichert Biehl and her first husband Daniel Eichert. Both Daniel and Henrietta were immigrants from Germany. The last names was sometimes spelled Eckert (or other variations).
The 1870 census shows Theodore living with his mother, a 2-time widow, and his Eckert siblings and Biehl half siblings in Louisville. He is an apprentice pattern-maker, the carpentry trade of one who creates a wooden object that then would be cast in iron or steel. City Directories of 1873, 1875, and 1876 show him as a pattern maker working for Grainger and Co at 321 Broadway near 9th Street and boarding at the Globe Hotel, which was run by his mother. "Kentucky Deaths and Burials, 1843-1970" indicates that Theodore was buried on 5 May 1876. He was the first of Henriette's five children to die.
The 1870 census shows Theodore living with his mother, a 2-time widow, and his Eckert siblings and Biehl half siblings in Louisville. He is an apprentice pattern-maker, the carpentry trade of one who creates a wooden object that then would be cast in iron or steel. City Directories of 1873, 1875, and 1876 show him as a pattern maker working for Grainger and Co at 321 Broadway near 9th Street and boarding at the Globe Hotel, which was run by his mother. "Kentucky Deaths and Burials, 1843-1970" indicates that Theodore was buried on 5 May 1876. He was the first of Henriette's five children to die.
Theodore was the second of three children of Henriette Schmidt Eichert Biehl and her first husband Daniel Eichert. Both Daniel and Henrietta were immigrants from Germany. The last names was sometimes spelled Eckert (or other variations).
The 1870 census shows Theodore living with his mother, a 2-time widow, and his Eckert siblings and Biehl half siblings in Louisville. He is an apprentice pattern-maker, the carpentry trade of one who creates a wooden object that then would be cast in iron or steel. City Directories of 1873, 1875, and 1876 show him as a pattern maker working for Grainger and Co at 321 Broadway near 9th Street and boarding at the Globe Hotel, which was run by his mother. "Kentucky Deaths and Burials, 1843-1970" indicates that Theodore was buried on 5 May 1876. He was the first of Henriette's five children to die.
The 1870 census shows Theodore living with his mother, a 2-time widow, and his Eckert siblings and Biehl half siblings in Louisville. He is an apprentice pattern-maker, the carpentry trade of one who creates a wooden object that then would be cast in iron or steel. City Directories of 1873, 1875, and 1876 show him as a pattern maker working for Grainger and Co at 321 Broadway near 9th Street and boarding at the Globe Hotel, which was run by his mother. "Kentucky Deaths and Burials, 1843-1970" indicates that Theodore was buried on 5 May 1876. He was the first of Henriette's five children to die.
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