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 Why
did the Heiden (and Rambow and Milhan) family
choose to settle here? It turns out that some
compelling evidence for a story came from a visit to
this cemetery around the year 2000.
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People
of interest buried in this cemetery |
- Christian Heiden (1857-1936)
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- Johann F. "John" Heiden
(1833-1904) **
- Meta F.H. Heiden (1870-1873)
- Sophia Dorothea (Yens) Heiden
(1834-1903) **
- Mina M. Laas (1869-1869)
- Wilhelm Laas (1874-1879)
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- Elsie (Heiden) Klatt (1905
-1992)
- Otto L. Klatt (1901-1989)
- Wanda Mae Klatt (1940-1945)
- Donald Klatt (1925-1978)
- Margaret Klatt (1931-2004)
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We are not certain that these
Heidens are related to our branch of
the family. We will keep looking
into it.
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Shown above is the headstone for August and
Rika Heiden's daughter, Meta. Below is an image
of that stone which has been Photoshoped
to bring out the details
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Elsie Klatt was a daughter of
Heinrich Heiden and granddaughter of
August Heiden.
Elsie's son,
Donald and his wife, Margaret, are also buried nearby.
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