Monroe County MI Archives Obituaries.....Ensser / Enszer, Christian Gottlieg Wilhelm / William February 16, 1901
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Monroe Democrat, Thurs. Feb. 21, 1901

MORTUARY - C.G. William Enszer
Saturday evening, at ten minutes to ten, death claimed C. G. William Enszer, a 
pioneer German of the city. Mr. Enszer was born in Germany August 14th, 1826, 
and early in life he learned the trade of cabinet maker and came to the United 
States in 1852, he and  Christof Kreuchauf  coming to Monroe together from the 
fatherland. In 1853 Mr. Enszer married Mrs. Carrie Lutz, and from this union 
three children were born, two daughters and a son; Mrs. Minnie Wagner of 
Adrian, and William of Chicago, surviving. Mrs. Enszer died some ten years 
after her marriage, and on November 28th, 1863, the deceased was for the second 
time united in marriage, his second wife being Mary Roeder of Frenchtown. Eight 
children were born as a result of this union, seven surviving, also the aged 
widow: Mrs. Sophia Ragan of Adrian, Conrad, John and Mathias of Saginaw, Mrs. 
Lizzie Marx and George of Detroit, and Louise, who is at home with her mother. 
The deceased was ill more or less for the last four years with kidney trouble, 
but his late illness was only of two weeks duration. Funeral services were held 
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Zion Lutheran Church, by Rev. Soll. Mr. 
Enszer was an expert at his trade and many of the fine pieces of furniture in 
the city were made by him.



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