Christened 5 Dec 1823 in Royau, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary which is now Rájov, West Bohemia, Czech Republic. Son of Anton Lenz, farmer, and Anna Maria Egerer. Married 1844 to Barbara Fischbach, daughter of Franz Xavier Fischbach.
Arrived in the USA on Sept 14, 1854 with daughter Anna Lenz and a son who died from shipboard injuries. Served in Civil War in the 14th Wisconsin Company B from Oct, 1864-Oct.1865. Moved to Iowa and farmed 7 years. Homesteaded in 1881 in Spink County. Died 1911.
Buried St Joseph Cemetery, Plat # 302, grave 2: Raymond Lenz 1823-1911 age 88; grave 4: Barbara (Fischbach) Lenz 1824-1886 age 62; grave 5: Anna Marie Lenz 1865-1887 age 22
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Raymond Lenz
Suggested Edit: Marriage
30 Jan 1844 • Rájov, West Bohemia, Czech Republic
marriage of Raymund Lenz, farmer, of Royau, house #46, son of Franz Anton Lenz, farmer, house #46 and Anna Maria Egerer, daughter of a farmer (not named), out of Kschia, house #24. Raymund married Barbara Fischbach, daughter of Franz Xavier
Anna Barbara Fischbach 3GG
(1823–1886)
Enlisted in Union during CIvil War, 2 Feb 1865 in Eastport, Mississippi. Civil War draft record said age 45 in 1865; was 5 ft, 2.5 inches. blue eyes, brown hair, ruddy complexion. Enlisted under "Richmond Lenz" and filed for veterans benefits for that name. Mustered out in Montgomery, Alabama
Name Richmond Lenz
Company B
Unit 14 Wisconsin Infantry.
Rank - Induction Private
Rank - Discharge Private
Allegiance Union
Notes Lentz Richmond
Contributor: Robin Rainford - [email protected]
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Arrived in the USA on Sept 14, 1854 with daughter Anna Lenz and a son who died from shipboard injuries. Served in Civil War in the 14th Wisconsin Company B from Oct, 1864-Oct.1865. Moved to Iowa and farmed 7 years. Homesteaded in 1881 in Spink County. Died 1911.
Buried St Joseph Cemetery, Plat # 302, grave 2: Raymond Lenz 1823-1911 age 88; grave 4: Barbara (Fischbach) Lenz 1824-1886 age 62; grave 5: Anna Marie Lenz 1865-1887 age 22
Suggested Edit
Find A Grave contributor, Robin Rainford has made the following suggested edits.
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Raymond Lenz
Suggested Edit: Marriage
30 Jan 1844 • Rájov, West Bohemia, Czech Republic
marriage of Raymund Lenz, farmer, of Royau, house #46, son of Franz Anton Lenz, farmer, house #46 and Anna Maria Egerer, daughter of a farmer (not named), out of Kschia, house #24. Raymund married Barbara Fischbach, daughter of Franz Xavier
Anna Barbara Fischbach 3GG
(1823–1886)
Enlisted in Union during CIvil War, 2 Feb 1865 in Eastport, Mississippi. Civil War draft record said age 45 in 1865; was 5 ft, 2.5 inches. blue eyes, brown hair, ruddy complexion. Enlisted under "Richmond Lenz" and filed for veterans benefits for that name. Mustered out in Montgomery, Alabama
Name Richmond Lenz
Company B
Unit 14 Wisconsin Infantry.
Rank - Induction Private
Rank - Discharge Private
Allegiance Union
Notes Lentz Richmond
Contributor: Robin Rainford - [email protected]
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Christened 5 Dec 1823 in Royau, Bohemia, Austria-Hungary which is now Rájov, West Bohemia, Czech Republic. Son of Anton Lenz, farmer, and Anna Maria Egerer. Married 1844 to Barbara Fischbach, daughter of Franz Xavier Fischbach.
Arrived in the USA on Sept 14, 1854 with daughter Anna Lenz and a son who died from shipboard injuries. Served in Civil War in the 14th Wisconsin Company B from Oct, 1864-Oct.1865. Moved to Iowa and farmed 7 years. Homesteaded in 1881 in Spink County. Died 1911.
Buried St Joseph Cemetery, Plat # 302, grave 2: Raymond Lenz 1823-1911 age 88; grave 4: Barbara (Fischbach) Lenz 1824-1886 age 62; grave 5: Anna Marie Lenz 1865-1887 age 22
Suggested Edit
Find A Grave contributor, Robin Rainford has made the following suggested edits.
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Raymond Lenz
Suggested Edit: Marriage
30 Jan 1844 • Rájov, West Bohemia, Czech Republic
marriage of Raymund Lenz, farmer, of Royau, house #46, son of Franz Anton Lenz, farmer, house #46 and Anna Maria Egerer, daughter of a farmer (not named), out of Kschia, house #24. Raymund married Barbara Fischbach, daughter of Franz Xavier
Anna Barbara Fischbach 3GG
(1823–1886)
Enlisted in Union during CIvil War, 2 Feb 1865 in Eastport, Mississippi. Civil War draft record said age 45 in 1865; was 5 ft, 2.5 inches. blue eyes, brown hair, ruddy complexion. Enlisted under "Richmond Lenz" and filed for veterans benefits for that name. Mustered out in Montgomery, Alabama
Name Richmond Lenz
Company B
Unit 14 Wisconsin Infantry.
Rank - Induction Private
Rank - Discharge Private
Allegiance Union
Notes Lentz Richmond
Contributor: Robin Rainford - [email protected]
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Arrived in the USA on Sept 14, 1854 with daughter Anna Lenz and a son who died from shipboard injuries. Served in Civil War in the 14th Wisconsin Company B from Oct, 1864-Oct.1865. Moved to Iowa and farmed 7 years. Homesteaded in 1881 in Spink County. Died 1911.
Buried St Joseph Cemetery, Plat # 302, grave 2: Raymond Lenz 1823-1911 age 88; grave 4: Barbara (Fischbach) Lenz 1824-1886 age 62; grave 5: Anna Marie Lenz 1865-1887 age 22
Suggested Edit
Find A Grave contributor, Robin Rainford has made the following suggested edits.
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Raymond Lenz
Suggested Edit: Marriage
30 Jan 1844 • Rájov, West Bohemia, Czech Republic
marriage of Raymund Lenz, farmer, of Royau, house #46, son of Franz Anton Lenz, farmer, house #46 and Anna Maria Egerer, daughter of a farmer (not named), out of Kschia, house #24. Raymund married Barbara Fischbach, daughter of Franz Xavier
Anna Barbara Fischbach 3GG
(1823–1886)
Enlisted in Union during CIvil War, 2 Feb 1865 in Eastport, Mississippi. Civil War draft record said age 45 in 1865; was 5 ft, 2.5 inches. blue eyes, brown hair, ruddy complexion. Enlisted under "Richmond Lenz" and filed for veterans benefits for that name. Mustered out in Montgomery, Alabama
Name Richmond Lenz
Company B
Unit 14 Wisconsin Infantry.
Rank - Induction Private
Rank - Discharge Private
Allegiance Union
Notes Lentz Richmond
Contributor: Robin Rainford - [email protected]
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