In a letter to my family in 1973, my Great Aunt Lizzie nee Fredrick Fenske wrote that "Grand Pa and sister didn't have no stone just a wooden Marker I no that Ma always said that she wished they could have had a stone for them." Ma was Lauretta nee Hochsprung Fredrick.
So to fulfill that wish I had a gravestone made for Franz Hochsprung (Grand Pa) and Louisa Wilhelmina Caroline Fredrick (sister) and had it placed in the Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery. There was no record of the location of their graves but church records confirmed that they were buried there. The location was selected next to Johann and Caroline Fredrich's gravestone because they were Louisa's paternal aunt and uncle.
Myke Rachu - 31 July 2021
In a letter to my family in 1973, my Great Aunt Lizzie nee Fredrick Fenske wrote that "Grand Pa and sister didn't have no stone just a wooden Marker I no that Ma always said that she wished they could have had a stone for them." Ma was Lauretta nee Hochsprung Fredrick.
So to fulfill that wish I had a gravestone made for Franz Hochsprung (Grand Pa) and Louisa Wilhelmina Caroline Fredrick (sister) and had it placed in the Immanuel Lutheran Cemetery. There was no record of the location of their graves but church records confirmed that they were buried there. The location was selected next to Johann and Caroline Fredrich's gravestone because they were Louisa's paternal aunt and uncle.
Myke Rachu - 31 July 2021
Family Members
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Frank Wilhelm Albert Fredrick
1878–1946
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Martha Elisa Wilhelmina Fredrick Schultz
1879–1946
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Otto Frank Fredrick
1882–1957
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John Albert William Fredrick
1885–1968
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Paul William Ferdinand Fredrick
1887–1958
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Lizzie (Elisa) Maria Franziska Fredrick Fenske
1891–1976
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Ella Wilhemina Amanda Fredrick Koeller
1891–1979
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Helen M. Fredrick Schoenike
1893–1972
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William Carl Alfred Fredrick
1897–1913
