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Person Info

Name: Edward W Doescher
Sex: M
Birth: 14 APR 1895 in Burt, Nebraska, United States
Death: 24 MAR 1919 in Germany
Burial: near Lyons, Burt, Nebraska, United States.
Person Id: I3617
Tree Id: 621195

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Parents

Father:

Henry August Doescher: Birth: 21 DEC 1852 in Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Germany. Death: 23 MAY 1935 in West Point, Cuming, Nebraska, United States

Mother:

Maria K Duenckel: Birth: 13 DEC 1866 in Jefferson City, Cole, Missouri, United States. Death: 11 NOV 1946 in Nebraska, United States

Sources

1.	Title: Packet of documents Page: Item: I, Page: 7 Source: SR-JP Author: John W. Palm
2.	Title: United States Census, 1900 Page: Oakland Township, Burt, Nebraska, ED27, Sheet 12A Source: SR-CEN1900
3.	Title: United States Census, 1910 Page: Oakland Township, Burt, Nebraska, ED29, Sheet 17B Source: SR-CEN1910
4.	Title: Anna Spannuth Rewinkel Diaries Page: Date: 14 Apr 1895 Source: SR-ASR Author: Anna Spannuth Rewinkel Publication: Volumes 1–27 transcribed and translated by Jim Eggert.
5.	Title: The Doescher Family. A genealogy of the Karl Christoph Christian Doescher family, brother of Henry A. Doescher Page: Page: 46 Source: SR-DOE2 Author: Lorraine Doescher Gearhart
6.	Title: Letter to Lorraine [Doescher Gearhart?] Page: Page: 15 Source: SR-DOE3 Author: Emma Zobel Publication: Includes extensive notes and photocopies concerning the Doescher family
7.	Title: 1874–1974 "Soli Deo Gloria" Source: SR-SDG Publication: St. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church, Lyons, Nebraska
8.	Title: Electronic mail containing St. John's Cemetery (Lyons NE) tombstone data and some other Kohlmeier information Source: SR-KOHL4 Author: Ray Arcement
9.	Title: VICTORY: Burt County Nebraska in the World War Source: SR-BNEV Author: Jack R. Sutherland Publication: Burt County Herald, Tekamah, NE
10.	Title: St. John's Lutheran Church (Lyons Nebraska) Cemetery Record Source: SR-SDGCEM Author: Susan Schlichting
11.	Title: Find A Grave website Page: ID: 48626200 Source: SR-FINDAGRAVE
12.	Title: Lyons Heritage 1884–1984 Page: Page: 45, 132 Source: SR-LYONS Author: Written by the people of Lyons, Nebraska Publication: Northeastern Nebraska Genealogical Society

Notes

a.	Reference: 14 JUL 2009 00:16:42 Changedatetime: 23:07:31 Note: Edward was confirmed 1909 at St. John's Lutheran Church, Burt County Nebraska. Changedate: 19 AUG 2011 Changedatez: 2011-08-19T00:00:00.000Z Referencetype: Creation Date
b.	Reference: 14 JUL 2009 00:16:42 Changedatetime: 00:18:03 Note: He entered military service September 18, 1917; was sent to Camp Funston for military training. He went overseas June 4, 1918, landing in France June 25, 1918; was assigned to Co. I, 355th Inf., 89th Div. Private Doescher saw much active service. He was on the firing line 100 days; he went over the top three times and came through without a scratch. He went with the Army of Occupation in December, into Germany, where he succumbed to the influenza epidemic. Corporal Doescher was a young man of splendid physique, being 6 feet, 4 inches and well proportioned. His demise in a foreign land in the prime of life was a severe shock to his parents, three brothers and five sisters who survived to mourn his demise. Memorial services were held for Corporal Doescher, April 13th in the Lutheran church, near Lyons, in the neighborhood where he was born and reared. Changedate: 25 OCT 2019 Changedatez: 2019-10-25T00:00:00.000Z Referencetype: Creation Date
c.	Reference: 14 JUL 2009 00:16:42 Note: DOE2 calls him Eda, or is this another child? Referencetype: Creation Date

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