Egypt’s Reinbold Cemetery & Obituaries
Egypt’s Reinbold Cemetery & Obituaries
Contributed by Marge Womach
The cemetery is located in the SW
1/4 of SE 1/4 Sec 4 Twp 27 N Range 36 EWM and Northwest of the Egypt grain
elevators. Travel 2.1 miles West on Highway 25 past the grain elevators, turn
left on Reinbold Road going 1.2 miles to the top of the hill where it is on the
right hand or North side of the road.
These obituaries are taken from newspapers, probates, funeral home ledgers, and the county death register.
This is NOT a complete listing, but a work in progress.
Submit your relatives to the Lincoln County Co-ordinator
Conrad Plot:
(Conrad),
Baby, 1920-1920, Bricks & aluminum sign
Conrad,
Ernest M.,
1914-1994, shared stone
Conrad,
Kathryn J. McArdle,
1914-1998,
shared stone
Conrad,
Frederick Lee,
1920-1921
Conrad,
Mina (Foehr),
1886-1923,
Mother
Conrad,
Adolph P.,
1886-1949, Father
Conrad,
Emma R.,
1862-1936, Mother
Conrad,
Adolph ,
,
,
1860-1945, Father
Martin,
Irene M.
, 1922-1976,
shared stone
Martin,
Everett J.,
1925-
, shared
stone
Dawson
Plot:
Dawson,
Cole,
1957-1986
Dawson,
R. Bill, Feb 13, 1926-Apr 12, 1983
Dawson,
Emery E.,
Dec 31, 1928-Jan 14, 1991
Dawson,
Raymond W.,
1909-1982
Erfurth Plot:
(Erfurth, Christiana, b. 1872, d. 1917, Mother)
(Erfurth, F. William, b. 1897, d. 1973)
(Erfurth, Frank C., b. 1900, d. 1971, Son)
(Erfurth, Frederick, b. 1857, d. 1918, Father)
(Erfurth, Helen Bowker, b. Jan 02, 1913, d. 1978 May 18, Noel)
(Erfurth, Vera Buelow, D. 1933 Jan 14, aged 36y, Our beloved Dau, Asleep in Jesus)
(Erfurth,
Walter Carl, b. Mar 26, 1908, d. 1970 Nov 23, US Army WWII)
Foehr
Plot:
(Foehr),
Mathew S., “Son”,
1880-1904
(Foehr),
Gottlieb “Uncle”,
1851-1928
Foehr,
Katharina,
1866-1940,
Mother
Foehr,
Matthew ,
,
,
1852-1937,
Father
In
Reinbold Plot:
Schleer,
Eva, 1824-1909
Reinbold,
Wilhelmina ,
1864-1944
Reinbold,
John G.
,
1859-1927
Reinbold,
Anna B.,
1890-1973, shared stone
Reinbold,
Louis,
1888-1979, shared stone
Wolfrum,
Christina,
1887-1920, Mother
Lotte,
Henry D., 1862-1953
Lotte,
Margareta,
1867-1927
Smith, Wayne E., June 29, 1964
Reinbold
Plot:
Wiggins,
Harry ,
1888-1903
Reinbold
Plot:
(Reinbold),
Elizabeth C.,
)b. Feb 04, 1892, d. 1915 Jan 17)
Pyle, (Ida B., b. Nov 17, 1897, d. 1979 Feb 04)
(Pyle,
Tarris M., b. Jan 29, 1888, d. 1950 Aug 17, Husband)
Reinbold
Plot:
Reinbold,
Mathias,
1853-1918, Father
Reinbold,
Christina, 1858-1935, Mother
Thompson,
Mary L.,
1891-1992(s/w Jesse)
Thompson,
Jesse L.
1890-1975(s/w Mary
Reinbold
Plot:
Reinbold,
Walter C.,
Dec 31, 1907-May 28, 1909, son
of C. & A. Reinbold
(Reinbold),
Dorothy Fay,
1955,
“Our baby”
Wollin,
Gilbert E.,
1908-1972
Reinbold,
(Anna) C.,
July 21, 1889-Jan 10, 1989,
Mother, (s/w Chris)
Reinbold,
Chris, Jan 1, 1882-Oct 30, 1959,
Father, (s/w Anna)
Reinbold,
Emil, 1911, aged 1 day
Reinbold,
Elmer,
Dec 15, 1913-Mar 23, 1914,
son of Wm & Bertha Reinbold
Reinbold,
Bertha ,
1885-1984
Reinbold,
William,
1873-1935
Bockemuehl,
Bernard,
1838-1908
(aluminum)
Basenberg,
Gottfried, May 1, 1871-Mar 4, 1933 at rest
West
Line:
Miller,
Eva May ,
1906-1995, (Beloved wife &
Mother)
Miller, Charles R. “Bob”, 1900-1991, (Beloved husand and Father)
Mounger,
B. Esther,
1888-1978
Mounger,
Guy S.,
1886-1962
Big
Plot 2nd Row West:
VanBuren,
Otto H.,
Feb 1, 1908-Aug 7, 1982
(Reinbold),
Louisa,
Dec 4, 1886-Apr 1, 1971
(Reinbold),
Gottlieb,
Sept 28(10), 1883-Nov 19, 1935
Reinbold,
Margaret & Marjorie,
Jan 1938
Reinbold,
Lena,
June 12, 1909-Aug 23, 1923
Reinbold,
Walter,
May 13, 1919-June 1, 1919
Reinbold,
Bertha,
Dec 26, 1911-Aug 23, 1923
Reinbold
loose sign from Straub’s Chapel
(Reinbold), Simon, 1860-1934, Husband, OBIT
(Reinbold),
Katherine,
1863-1946,
Wife
(Reinbold),
Daniel R.,
1859-(1882),
Brother
Thiringer,
Theresia,
1882-1934, Mother
Thiringer,
Mathias,
1880-1940, Father
Thiringer,
Mathias ,
1906-1980, Son
Reinbold,
Anita L .,
.,
.,
1922-
Reinbold, Norman A., 1920-1970,( s/w Anita)
Reinbold,
Connie L.,
1956-1985
South
Fence Line:
Kern,
Emma C.,
1893-1985
Kern,
Emil C.,
1896-1980
Norton,
James F.,
Feb 26, 1924-Sept 7, 1984
SW
Corner:
Mathews,
Jean L.,
1945-1998
West:
Bell,
James H.,
1851-1920
Freeman,
Thomas,
1867-1923, at rest
Freeman,
Nina,
1884-1974
Schulz,
Vern E.,
Aug 8, 1925-Aug 5, 1998,
shared stone
Schulz,
Arlene S.,
Sept 8, 1928-
,
shared stone
Wolfrum,
Lavon
(Wolfrum),
Mathias C.
,
Jan 26, 1894-Sept 7, 1894
Wolfrum, John N.
Wolfrum,
Mary M. (1865-1942)
Schleer,
Harold O.,
1934-1934
(Carothers, Jan T., b. Aug 08, 1962, Dad)
(Carothers, Lisbeth L. Tomta, b. Nov 09, 1962, d. 1998 Mar 01, Mom, m/Jan 01, 1994)
(Falk, Myrtle Mary, b. 1903, d. 1965, Wife & Mother)
(Fowler, Lorelei Alicia Margaretha, b. Jun 05, 1978, d. 1978 Nov 04)
Frans, Webster, d. 1898 Aug 05, Obit
(Haas, August, b. 1900, d. 1938, (stone in 1974, none in 1999)
(Reinbold, Andrew, b. 1851, d. 1893, s/w Elizabeth)
(Reinbold, Andrew, b. 1886, d. 1969, Uncle)
(Reinbold, August H., b. Dec 13, 1889, d. 1970 Oct 18)
(Reinbold, Edward S., b. 1897, d. 1963)
(Reinbold, Elizabeth, b. 1855, d. 1939, s/w Andrew)
(Reinbold, Gottlieb, b. Sep 10, 1883, d. 1935 Nov 19)
(Reinbold, Iola E., b. Apr 10, 1914, d. 1989 Aug 14)
(Reinbold, Jacob P., b. May 19, 1889, d. 1956 Oct 26)
(Reinbold, Jacob, b. Mar 28, 1861, d. 1942 Sep 30, Father)
(Reinbold, John D., b. Mar 26, 1910, d. 1984 Sep 28)
(Reinbold, Lonnie Ray, b. Jul 25, 1964, d. 1964 Jul 30)
( Reinbold, Louie C., b. Nov 28, 1893, d. 1956 Apr 25)
(Reinbold, Louise, b. Jan 24, 1869, d. 1955 Jul 28, Mother)
(Reinbold, Marie K., b. Mar 03, 1896, d. 1896 Mar 23)
(Reinbold, Mary L., b. Apr 25, 1898, d. 1988 Jul 04)
(Reinbold, Mathias, Jr. b. 1885, d. 1899, (March 24) Obit
(Reinbold, Rose B., b. Jan 30, 1908, d. 1925 Dec 14)
(Reinbold, Virgil William, b. 1927, d. 1927, s/o Wm & Theresa)
(Schulz, Dorathea S., b. 1896, d. 19190
(Schultz, Emilie, b. 1862, d. 1918)
(Schultz, Fred W., b. 1886, d. 1957, Husband & Father)
(Schultz, John F., b. 1850, d. 1913)OBIT
(Schultz, Vern E., b. Aug 08, 1925, d. 1998 Aug 05, s/w Arlene S.)
(Willis, Henry C., b. 1869, d. 1947)
(Willis, Maria S., b. 1866, d. 1935)
(Wolfrum, Christina, b. 1887, d. 1920)
(Wolfrum, Henry, b. Apr 29, 1895, d. 1950 May 20, F3, US Navy WWI)
(Wolfrum,, John N., b. 1855, d. 1923)
Data Collection:
Lotte, Margaret,
July 7, 1927
Mrs.
Henry Lotte, age 60, was found dead in the garden at the Henry Lotte farm in the
Egypt country about 6 PM last Thursday, and it is believed that she suffered a
stroke. No inquest was held. The body was discovered by Mr. Lotte. Funeral
services were held at the Egypt Lutheran church Saturday with Rev H. F. W. Meyer of
Reardan officiating. Interment was in the Egypt Cemetery. Mrs. Margaret Jetter
Lotte was born March 5, 1867 in Germany. She came to Kansas on her first arrival
in the US and then came to Davenport in 1901. She was married to Henry Lotte
here in February 1901 and lived in this district until her death. She is
survived by her husband, one daughter, Mrs. Hulda Strickert of Govan, and one
son, Roy Lotte, of Davenport. (Dav. Times-Trib)
Reinbold, Anna Barbara (Buck): "Funeral services were held Monday at Zion Lutheran Church for Anna Barbara Reinbold, who died Dec 28 in Spokane. A Spokane resident in later years, Mrs Reinbold was buried at the Egypt Cemetery. Officiating at the service were the Rev Fred Ahrendt and Rev Clifford Lunde. Phyllis Ziemer provided organ music and Elaine Maskenthine sang. Pall bearers included Gary Riddle, Dean Reinbold, Vernon Johnson, Allana Riddle, Don Slater, and Bob Martin. Survivors include her husband Louis; a son Robert, Davenport; a daughter, Lorena Riddle, Chelan; four grandchildren, 5 great grandchildren and four brothers. They include Bill Buck, Fred Buck, and Ted Buck, all of Davenport; and John Buck, Des Moines, Iowa. One sister, Kathrine Slater, survives in Electric City. Mrs Reinbold was a member of Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Spokane." (Dav. Times: 1-03-1974)
Reinbolt
Mattie, the eldest son of Matthew Reinbolt, aged 14 years, passed away last Friday morning and was buried Sunday. The funeral was largely attended and the services were conducted by the German minister from Davenport. Mr. & Mrs. Reinbolt have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire community. (LCT) .. The lad had been sick some time with the measles, followed by an attack of pneumonia, which, in his weakened condition, proved fatal. (LCT-item)
Reinbold, Simon, b. March 20, 1860, d. 1933 Dec 30?
"Simon Reinbold Dies Here Sunday; Funeral Services Held on Wednesday; Was Pioneer of Egypt.
Simon Reindold, age 74 yrs, a resident of this community for more than 50 years, died at his home in Davenport about 5 p.m. Sunday. He had been in poor health during recent years and was almost helpless for some months. Mr. Reinbold was born March 10, 1860 in Baden, Germany. He came to the United States in June, 1880, in company with his brother, Andrew. Landing in New York, they proce3eded to Chicago, Ill., where they were employed for a time on a farm, and then they moved to Minneapolis, Minn. In the spring of 1883, they came to Missoula, Mont., and in July 1883, Mr. Reinbold came to the Egypt country north of Davenport. Mr. Reinbold was married December 21, 1883, to Katherine E. Hass, also a native of Baden. They had been neighbors and friends in Germany, and attended the same school there, although not at the same time. They were married in Minneapolis, and came west together in 1883, going part of the way on the uncompleted North Pacific railway, traveling the 300 mile gap between railheads by stage and then coming into Missoula, Mont., by train. They homesteaded in the Egypt country after their arrival in that community. In close financial circumstances in the pioneers days, Mr. Reinbold was forced to haul freight from Sprague and Spokane, and underwent all of the usual hardships of pioneer life. He finally acquired nearly 1000 acres of fine wheat and pasture land before retiring from farming. Mr. and Mrs. Reinbold moved to Davenport in 1916 and lived here since that time. Mr. Reinbold was vice president and a heavy stockholder in the now defunct Lincoln County State bank for many years. and took and active part in its management until his retirement from the vice president in 1928. Although Mr. and Mrs. Reinbold had no children of their own, they reared four young people, Anna Reinbold, now Mrs. Chris Reinbold of Egypt, Dan F. Reinbold, Egypt farmer, whom they brought over from Germany when he was 12 years old, Gertrude Knappert, now Mrs. O. D. Ford of San Antonia, Texas, and Alice Reinbold, now Mrs. Lewis Boleneus of Davenport. Mr. Reinbold is survived by his widow, Mrs. Katherine Reinbold and two brothers, Jacob and William Reinbold, prominent Egypt country farmers. Funeral services for Mr. Reinbold were held at the Davenport Lutheran church at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday, and at the Egypt Lutheran church at 2 p.m. yesterday, with the Rev. F. J. Ahrendt officiating. Interment was in the Egypt Lutheran cemetery. Pall bearers were Fred Fischer and George Sillman of Spokane, John Boleneu, Henry Boleneu, Herman Wilke and H. A. Moore of Davenport." (The Lincoln County Times-Tribune, Thursday, January 3, 1934) RG
Schulz, J. F., Oct 23, 1913
Mr. J. F. Schulz, who has been suffering with a cancer of the stomach, passed away last Thursday morning. Mr. Schulz was a native of Berlin, Germany, lived in NE for many years, then came to Egypt where he has resided for the past six years. Mr. Schulz has been a faithful church worker and a good neighbor. He is survived by a wife, 6 sons and one daughter. The remains were laid to rest in the German Lutheran Cemetery. The funeral services were conducted by Rev C. Hopf. Mr. Frank and Arnold Schulz from NE attended the funeral of their father. Also Mr. & Mrs. Louis Schulz from Nespelem. (LCT)
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