Samuel Milton Heinrich, 1915–1984 (aged 69 years)
- Name
- Samuel Milton /Heinrich/
- Given names
- Samuel Milton
- Surname
- Heinrich
| Birth | August 19, 1915
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| Birth of a sister | Mildred Meta Heinrich August 14, 1917 (aged 1 year) |
| Death of a maternal grandfather | Charles Olm September 6, 1922 (aged 7 years) |
| Death of a father | Johannes Heinrich May 5, 1936 (aged 20 years) Lowood, Queensland, Australia Latitude: S27.460 Longitude: E152.570 Google Maps™ Bing Maps™ OpenStreetMap™ Cause: Cardiac Failure |
| Burial of a father | Johannes Heinrich May 6, 1936 (aged 20 years) Laidley, Queensland, Australia Latitude: S27.652761 Longitude: E152.405562 Google Maps™ Bing Maps™ OpenStreetMap™ Address: Laidley Cemetery
Cemetery Reserve
Southern St
Laidley QLD 4341 Cemetery: Laidley Cemetery Note: The Courier Mail The Courier Mail Wednesday 6 May 1936
John Funeral Notice Note: The Courier Mail The Courier Mail Wednesday 6 May 1936
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| Marriage of a sibling | Harold Wolter — Mildred Meta Heinrich — View this family April 3, 1940 (aged 24 years) Address: Tarampa Baptist Church |
| Death of a mother | Marguerite Philippine Clara Olm February 16, 1943 (aged 27 years) Lowood, Queensland, Australia Latitude: S27.460 Longitude: E152.570 Google Maps™ Bing Maps™ OpenStreetMap™ Cause: Cancer |
| Birth of a son | David Heinrich May 4, 1953 (aged 37 years) |
| Death of a son | David Heinrich February 17, 1961 (aged 45 years) |
| Death of a brother | Daniel John Heinrich March 12, 1977 (aged 61 years) Cause: Angina |
| Death of a wife | Lillian May Scarborough February 12, 1982 (aged 66 years) Address: Karinya |
| Death of a brother | Carl August Heinrich August 22, 1982 (aged 67 years) Cause: Heart Attack |
| Burial of a brother | Carl August Heinrich August 25, 1982 (aged 67 years) Address: Albany Creek Road
Albany Creek Cemetery: Albany Creek Crematorium |
| Burial of a mother | Marguerite Philippine Clara Olm Address: Laidley Cemetry
Cemetry Reserve
Southern St
Laidley QLD 4341 Cemetery: Laidley Cemetery |
| Death | December 24, 1984 (aged 69 years) |
| father |
1875–1936
Birth: September 6, 1875 — Berlin, Germany Death: May 5, 1936 — Lowood, Queensland, Australia |
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| mother |
1882–1943
Birth: February 28, 1882
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19 — Limpertsberg, Luxembourg Death: February 16, 1943 — Lowood, Queensland, Australia |
| Religious marriage | Religious marriage — May 15, 1906 — Manhattan, New York, USA |
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9 months
elder sister |
1907–1985
Birth: February 13, 1907
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24 — Delmont, Charles Mix, South Dakota, USA Death: September 16, 1985 |
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14 months
elder brother |
1908–1982
Birth: April 15, 1908
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26 — Delmont, Charles Mix, South Dakota, USA Death: August 22, 1982 — Brisbane, Queensland, Australia |
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20 months
elder brother |
1909–1996
Birth: December 7, 1909
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27 — Blenheim, Queensland, Australia Death: July 1996 |
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2 years
elder brother |
1912–1977
Birth: January 2, 1912
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29 — Blenheim, Queensland, Australia Death: March 12, 1977 |
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16 months
elder sister |
1913–2008
Birth: April 18, 1913
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31 — Blenheim, Queensland, Australia Death: June 21, 2008 — Kingaroy, Queensland, Australia |
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2 years
himself |
1915–1984
Birth: August 19, 1915
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33 — Blenheim, Queensland, Australia Death: December 24, 1984 — Laidley, Queensland, Australia |
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2 years
younger sister |
1917–1986
Birth: August 14, 1917
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35 — Blenheim, Queensland, Australia Death: April 9, 1986 |
| himself |
1915–1984
Birth: August 19, 1915
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33 — Blenheim, Queensland, Australia Death: December 24, 1984 — Laidley, Queensland, Australia |
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| wife |
1917–1982
Birth: October 29, 1917 — Coominya, Queensland, Australia Death: February 12, 1982 — Laidley, Queensland, Australia |
| daughter |
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| son |
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| son |
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| daughter |
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| son |
1953–1961
Birth: May 4, 1953
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35 — Lowood, Queensland, Australia Death: February 17, 1961 — Toogoolawah, Queensland, Australia |
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| Media object | Note: The Courier Mail Saturday 14 January 1950
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| Shared note | [gedcom.ged] Ruth (Moller) born 1906, Carl 1908, Walter 1910, Daniel 1912, Myrtle(Jackwitz) 1913, Samuel 1915 and Mildred (Wolter) 1917. |
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| Note | By Ron Heinrich Samuel Milton Heinrich, youngest son of our grandparents’, was born at Blenheim on August 19, 1915. He attended the Blenheim State School. In 1930 he left Blenheim with his parents for Coominya where his parents had purchased Sanville vineyard. He worked on the vineyard with other members of the family. In 1933 his parents were once again called to ministry and served at Kalbar Baptist Church until 1935. In 1936, his father died at age 60 and he continued to work at the vineyard. On 24th April 1940, Sam married Lillian May Scarborough of Mount Pleasant which is near Coominya. The wedding took place at Tarampa Baptist Church. Four children were born while the family worked at Coominya – Janet (10 August 1941), Milton (9 May 1943), Ronald (23 June 1946) and Lois (20 April 1950). While a resident of the Coominya district, Sam took an active interest in the work of the Atkinson Lagoon school committee, being chairman for a period of three years and a member for 5 years. Janet and Milton attended the school. His sporting achievements have been in the fields of rifle shooting, bowls and cricket. He was an active member of the Coominya rifle club, vice president of the Coominya cricket club and later a member of the Toogoolawah bowls club. During the war years, Sam with his brother Dan, was a member of the Voluntary Defence Corps. They trained at the Lowood Airfield. They could not join the regular army because of their name “Heinrichâ€!! Sam’s first visit to Toogoolawah was when the VDC marched through the town. Impressed by the district, he later sold the vineyard and purchased a property owned by Mr G Kaddatz of Nanango Road Toogoolawah . The family carried on grape growing and dairying. A fifth child was born while living at Toogoolawah, David (4 May 1953). David was injured in a road accident in front of the family home and passed away that night (17 February 1961). Sam and his brother Carl made a yearly pilgrimage to Amity on Stradbroke Island each August school holidays to fish and relax. In 1957, Sam erected a service station on the property which was called the “Red Horse Innâ€. Sam was an active member of the community being elected by the community to serve on the local ambulance committee. He also sang at community concerts and on 4IP Ipswich radio. While at Toogoolawah, the family attended the Baptist and Methodist Churches and the Baptist Church at Murrumba and Esk. Sam was active in the church, using his talents in singing, leading and taking services, and especially being Treasurer. He and Mum were always having people in need stay at our place. Several Baptist ministers boarded at our home and they looked after several other family members when they were in need. In 1972 Sam and Lil sold the farm at Toogoolawah and purchased a house at 20 Allen Street, North Ipswich. A few years later they sold that house and bought a retirement unit at the Baptist home “Karinya†in Laidley and lived there serving the home and its clients until they died. Mum passed away on 12 February 1982 and Dad on 24 December 1984. |