Obit of Henry Casper WALTERMANN (b.1852 d.1921), Sibley Co., MN

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Henry Waltermann 1852-1921

Henry Waltermann Joins Silent Majority

This week we are called upon to chronicle the demise of another respected
citizen of Henderson, Henry Waltermann, who passed away at his home at 
about one o'clock on Sunday, July 24, after an illness of some months. 
The deceased was taken ill several months ago, but recovered sufficiently 
to enable him to be about again. He was again taken down by a complication 
of diseases, and finally succumbed to the inevitable. He was a kind and 
generous husband and father, and was, held in high regard by his neighbors 
and many other friends.

 Henry Casper Waltermann was born at Dayton, Ohio, April 16, 1852, and was
 therefore 59 years, 3 months and 14 days of age at the time of his demise.
 He came to this state with his parents and settled on a homestead in this
 township. In 1882 he married Anna Wosnock of this city, and four children
 were born to them, three of whom are living, namely: Charles, Lillian and
 Lenora. Besides his wife and children he leaves one brother, John
 Waltermann of New Rome; and two sisters, Mrs. Henry Wigand of this city
 and Mrs. Ed. Wegge of Perham, Minn. The deceased has resided in this city
 for years, and was well and favorably known. He was a member of the
 Henderson fire department for twenty-eight years, and always took an
 active interest in the organization. He will be missed by a wide circle of
 friends who join in extending sympathy to the bereaved family.

The funeral was held Tuesday afternoon, with services at St. Paul's Ev. 
Church, Rev. Lehmann officiating. The fire department, headed by the local 
hand, lead the funeral procession, and six firemen acted as pallbearers. 
The remains were interred in Brown's cemetery.

Among the relatives from a distance, in attendance at the funeral, were, 
John Waltermann, of New Rome; Henry Wigand, of Wood Lake, and Herman 
Wigand, of Hudson, Wis.