Daughter of Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Lichte and Anne Marie Christine Wilhelmine Wittelmeyer, Dena was baptized 24 July 1859 by the Reverend William Meyer. Baptism was recorded in Smith Creek United Methodist Church records of Warren County, MO. Dena Lichte married George Corvey 11 Nov 1883. A picture of George and Dena (Lichte) Corvey is on p. 36 of A Lichte Family of Missouri.
An obituary of Mrs. Corvey is on p. 39 of A Lichte Family of Missouri; the source is Jonesburg Message, 6 July 1933:
...Mrs. Corvey endured great physical suffering in the last five years of her life; she was helpless and bedridden for three years prior to her passing; yet through all these weeks and months of intense suffering she was patient and appreciative of the kindly ministry of those who were about her.
A good neighbor, a kind friend, a faithful, devoted mother and noble Christian has gone to her reward...
An obituary of Mrs. Corvey is on p. 39 of A Lichte Family of Missouri; the source is Jonesburg Message, 6 July 1933:
...Mrs. Corvey endured great physical suffering in the last five years of her life; she was helpless and bedridden for three years prior to her passing; yet through all these weeks and months of intense suffering she was patient and appreciative of the kindly ministry of those who were about her.
A good neighbor, a kind friend, a faithful, devoted mother and noble Christian has gone to her reward...
Daughter of Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Lichte and Anne Marie Christine Wilhelmine Wittelmeyer, Dena was baptized 24 July 1859 by the Reverend William Meyer. Baptism was recorded in Smith Creek United Methodist Church records of Warren County, MO. Dena Lichte married George Corvey 11 Nov 1883. A picture of George and Dena (Lichte) Corvey is on p. 36 of A Lichte Family of Missouri.
An obituary of Mrs. Corvey is on p. 39 of A Lichte Family of Missouri; the source is Jonesburg Message, 6 July 1933:
...Mrs. Corvey endured great physical suffering in the last five years of her life; she was helpless and bedridden for three years prior to her passing; yet through all these weeks and months of intense suffering she was patient and appreciative of the kindly ministry of those who were about her.
A good neighbor, a kind friend, a faithful, devoted mother and noble Christian has gone to her reward...
An obituary of Mrs. Corvey is on p. 39 of A Lichte Family of Missouri; the source is Jonesburg Message, 6 July 1933:
...Mrs. Corvey endured great physical suffering in the last five years of her life; she was helpless and bedridden for three years prior to her passing; yet through all these weeks and months of intense suffering she was patient and appreciative of the kindly ministry of those who were about her.
A good neighbor, a kind friend, a faithful, devoted mother and noble Christian has gone to her reward...
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