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Persönliche Daten Henry A F Falke 

• Er wurde geboren am 20. April 1871 in Hanover, Germany.Quelle 7
• Wohnhaft:
• im Jahr 1870: Brooklyn Ward 17, Green Point, Kings, New York, Verenigde Staten.Quelle 8
• im Jahr 1885: Henry, Plymouth, IA.Quelle 9
• rund 1904: .Quelle 10
• im Jahr 1910: Remsen, Plymouth, Iowa, USA.Quelle 11
• im Jahr 1914: Henry, Plymouth, Iowa.Quelle 12
• im Jahr 1920: Remsen, Plymouth, Iowa, USA.Quelle 13
• im Jahr 1930: Remsen, Remsen, Plymouth, Iowa, USA.Quelle 14
• im Jahr 1935: Rural.Quelle 15
• im Jahr 1940: Remsen Township, Remsen, Plymouth, Iowa, Verenigde Staten.Quelle 15
• Rehsen.Quelle 16
• (Arrival) im Jahr 1880.Quelle 13
• (Arrival) im Jahr 1881.Quelle 14
• (Departure) am 5. August 1930 in Southampton, England.Quelle 17
• (Arrival) am 13. August 1930 in Quebec, Canada.Quelle 18
• (Henry Falke) im Jahr 1953 in Remsen, Plymouth County, Iowa, USA.Quelle 19
• (Departure) in Southampton.Quelle 18
• Er ist verstorben am 20. März 1953 in Iowa, Verenigde Staten, er war 81 Jahre alt.Quelle 7
• Er wurde beerdigt in Remsen, Plymouth County, Iowa, United States of America.Quelle 7
• Ein Kind von William Henry Falke und Dorothea Lennecker

Familie von Henry A F Falke

(1) Er ist verheiratet mit Martha Arf.

Sie haben geheiratet am 17. April 1895 in Cherokee, Iowa, USA, er war 23 Jahre alt.

Kind(er):

1. Viola Falke  1901-1988
2. Wilma Meta Margaret Falke  1904-1991 
3. Verna Doretha Falke  1910-2002
4. William Henry Falke  1912-1946

(2) Er ist verheiratet mit Lizzie Holck.

Sie haben geheiratet am 7. Januar 1920 in Remsen, Plymouth, Iowa, USA, er war 48 Jahre alt.

Notizen bei Henry A F Falke

Henry Falke

Biographical Sketch - The History of Plymouth County, edited by W. S. Freeman, 1917, Volume 2.

Henry Falke, a well-known and successful implement and automobile dealer of Remsen, this county, and owner of the Falke Opera House in that
city, was born in Hanover, Germany, on April 20, 1870, the son of William and Doretha Falke, also natives of Germany, who were married there
and continued to live in the land of their nativity until 1881, when they decided to come to America, where they might obtain a home for
themselves and their family. On landing in the United States, they located in Christian County, Illinois, and there resided until 1884,
William Falke renting land and engaging in farming for three years, at the end of which time he came to Iowa and located in Henry township, this county, where he purchased one hundred and sixty acres of land, to which he later added until he became the owner of eight hundred acres,
which he developed and improved and there engaged in general farming and stock raising until he retired from the activities of farm life and
moved to Remsen.

To him and his wife, two children were born, Henry and Mrs Augusta Steffen, to the latter of whom two children were born, Dora and Mrs.
McKinley, the latter of whom is living in Vermilion county, South Dakota. Mrs Steffen died in 1892. Mr and Mrs Falke ever have taken an active interest in the social and religious life of the community and are held in the highest regard and esteem by all. Mr Falke has taken much interest in the civic affairs of the township, and is recognized as one of the prominent and successful men of the community.

Henry Falke was about eleven years of age when he came to this country with his parents and his schooling was received in the schools of his native land, as well as in the schools of Illinois and in Henry township, this county. He grew to manhood on the home farm, as a lad assisting his father with the work on the farm, and there he remained until 1894. After his marriage, he began farming for himself on one of his father's farms and there remained until 1904, when he moved to Remsen. In 1905 he bought the implement stock of T. P. Scott at Remsen and engaged in business with Mr Whitmer, under the firm name Falke & Whitmer, which firm continued the business until Mr Whitmer sold his interest to MR. Dietering, after which the business was conducted under the firm name of Falke & Dietering. Later Mr Dietering sold to T. P. Scott and the firm became Falke & Scott; still later becoming Falke & Homan, and was thus continued until 1914, when Mr Falke became the sole owner and has since conducted the business alone.

In 1915 Mr Falke erected the Falke block, one of the largest business blocks in the city of Remsen, the building being sixty by one hundred and twenty feet, two stories and a full basement. In connection with this, Mr Falke has a warehouse fifty by one hundred feet and another seventy-four by fifty feet, and conducts his implement and automobile business in connection with an up-to-date garage. He has the agencies for the Overland the Buick automobiles and is doing an immense business. He handles one of the largest lines of farm machinery in Plymouth county and his trade extends to the counties of Sioux and Cherokee. Mr Falke is a progressive businessman and has won the confidence of the entire community because of his business-like methods.

In 1895 Henry Falke was united in marriage to Martha Arf, the daughter of Hans and Hulda (Brauer) Arf, well–known residents of the county,
and to this union, four children have been born, Viola, Vilma, Verna and Wilhelm. Mr and Mrs Falke are active members of the German Lutheran church at Remsen and are prominent in the social and the religious life of the community. They take much interest in church work and Mr Falke is a trustee of the local society. Mr Falke has always taken an active interest in all affairs that have to do with the betterment of the town and the community, and is now a member of the city council, secretary-treasurer of the Remsen Tank Line Company and is a stockholder and a
director of the Farmers' Savings Bank. He is a Republican, has long been identified with the civic life of the township and the county and has had much to do with its progress and development.

Henry Falke, 82, Remsen Machinery Dealer, Is Buried.

Funeral services for Henry Falke, 82, widely known Remsen businessman, church leader and councilman, were held Monday afternoon at Christ Lutheran church there.

The Rev. Adolph Noack conducted the services and the burial was in the Remsen cemetery.

Mr Falke died Saturday after a long illness. For 47 years he owned and operated the Falke Motor Co. in Remsen, dealing in farm machinery and automobiles. He retired about two years ago because of his health.

Mr Falke, a native of Germany, where he was born on April 20, 1870, came to the United States with his parents in 1881, settling in Illinois.

The family moved to a farm near Remsen in 1884 and moved into town in 1904 when he began his automobile and machinery business.

He was a member of the Remsen town council for 20 years, an officer of the Remsen Tank Line, a gasoline and oil distributing company, a
director of the Farmers Saving bank since its organization in 1913 until 1951, and an officer of Christ Lutheran Church for 25 years.

Surviving is the widow, Elizabeth and three daughters, Miss Viola Falke, at home, Mrs Elmer Ohlendorf of Remsen and Mrs W.E. Claussen of Des Moines. – Le Mars Sentinel, March 25, 1953, page 12.

Henry Falke, 82, businessman and civic leader at Remsen for 47 years died Saturday in the Sacred Heart hospital in Le Mars after a long
sickness.

Born in Germany, he came to the United States with his parents in 1881. They came to the Remsen vicinity in 1884 and moved into town in 1904.

Falke was a farm implement and auto dealer there until his health failed two years ago. He was a member of the town council for more than 20 years, a director of Remsen Tank Line Co, and a director of the Farmers Savings Bank since 1913.

He is survived by his wife and three daughters, Viola, at home, Mrs W.E. Claussen, Des Moines, and Mrs Elmer Ohlendorf, Remsen.

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