Otto von Tischendorf
1867 - 1955 (88 jaar)-
Naam Otto von Tischendorf Geboorte 2 jul 1867 Duitsland 
Geslacht Mannelijk Recordnummer 148119 Overlijden 7 aug 1955 Wausau (WI, USA) Aantekeningen - Otto Tischendorf was born July 2, 1867 in Germany and came to this country about 65 years ago. He worked about this community for several years and about a half a century ago located on a farm in the Town of Holton which was his home until recently. He was married in Germany to Agnes Taylor who died in 1918. Several years later he remarried with her sister, Mrs. Emma Hoffman, who died in 1947. he and his son Frank continued to live on the farm now owned by the latter and operated by Donald Tischendorf, until a couple years ago when they moved to the place on the Dorchester Corner.
Survivors include three sons Edward, Fred, and Frank all of this community; five daughters Mrs. Harold (Ida) Goodwin, Lamita, California; Mrs. Delmar (Frieda) Bell, Underwood, Iowa; Mrs. Molly Dauer, Chicago, Ill.; Mrs. James (Louise) Crandall, Cadott; twenty one grandchildren and 16 great-grandchildren. A stepson Albert Hoffman, Abbotsford, also survives. And a son Carl died in service during World War I.
Persoon-ID I148119 groeneveld Laatst gewijzigd op 16 apr 2013
Vader Lobegott Friedrich Constantin von Tischendorf, geb. 18 jan 1815, Lengenfeld (D) ovl. 7 dec 1874, Leipzig (D) (Leeftijd 59 jaar) Moeder Maria Angelika Behme ovl. Ja, datum echter onbekend Huwelijk 18 sep 1845 Gezins-ID F1366140481 Gezinsblad | Familiekaart
Gezin 1 Agnes Taylor ovl. 1918 Huwelijk Duitsland Type: civil Gezins-ID F1366140483 Gezinsblad | Familiekaart
Gezin 2 Emma Hoffman ovl. 1947 Huwelijk Type: civil Gezins-ID F1366140484 Gezinsblad | Familiekaart
- Otto Tischendorf was born July 2, 1867 in Germany and came to this country about 65 years ago. He worked about this community for several years and about a half a century ago located on a farm in the Town of Holton which was his home until recently. He was married in Germany to Agnes Taylor who died in 1918. Several years later he remarried with her sister, Mrs. Emma Hoffman, who died in 1947. he and his son Frank continued to live on the farm now owned by the latter and operated by Donald Tischendorf, until a couple years ago when they moved to the place on the Dorchester Corner.