Payette County ID Archives Obituaries.....Diederichsen, Johanna 1905
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Payette Independent  8-18-1905
Payette Independent
Payette, Idaho
Friday, August 18, 1905

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The angel of death claimed another victim when early Saturday morning, August 
12, he entered the Deiderichsen home, near Payette, and took there from the 
good wife and mother, Mrs. Johanna Deiderichsen.

The summons came at 3 a.m. after a lingering illness of several months and was 
not unwelcome as the good woman was prepared and had expressed her willingness 
to enter the realm of peace and rest, where pain is no more and where the 
longing soul has sweet repose.

The deceased was a native of Germany having been born at Preetz, Schleswig-
Holstein, in 1832, being at the time of her death 74 years of age. At the age 
of 29 the deceased was married to Detlef Deiderichsen, having been married 45 
years at the time of her death. She leaves to mourn her loss her husband and 
three children, a daughter and two sons.

Henry, the eldest son, came to Payette a number of years ago from Germany to 
visit his relatives and stayed a short time. Later he went to Portland and 
studied civil engineering after which he returned to Germany and became a 
draughtsman in the marine service of that country. He is a married man and was 
the only child absent at his mother's death. The only daughter, Mrs. Emelle 
Hansen, lives near Payette, and Antone, the other son, who is unmarried, has 
made his home with his parents. The deceased with her husband had been a 
resident of this county for about 10 years.

The funeral took place Sunday afternoon from the German Lutheran church in 
Payette, the Rev. Coppelman, pastor of the church, officiating. The minister's 
words were beautiful and well chosen, one of his thoughts having been 
fittingly expressed with the words: "She has departed with hope into peace 
everlasting." A deep impression was made upon the large congregation by the 
minister's discourse and all departed feeling better prepared in mind and 
spirit for the end that must come to all.

The interment took place in Riverside cemetery where a large gathering of 
sympathetic relatives and friends paid their last respects to the memory of 
the departed one.

Sincere thanks are extended by the bereaved family for such an outpouring of 
sympathy and kindness from their numerous friends and acquaintances. 

Additional Comments:
Note: According to the headstone the name is spelled Diederichsen. She was 
born 3-8-1832 and died 8-12-1905.ch

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