Henry C. STUECKEMANN ^{1 2}

   Other names for Henry were Heinrich STÜCKMANN ⁵ and Caspar Henry STUECKEMANN.³

  Death Notes:

Cause of death per death certificate was acute hepatitis, with chronic nephritis contributing.

Burial Permit, St. Louis Post Dispatch, 12 Sep 1914:
Casper H. Stueckemann, 80, 2115A Bremen, hepatitus

  Noted events in his life were:

1. Immigration: 25 Jul 1881, New York. ⁵

Ship: Stella
From: Amsterdam
To: New York
Arrived: 25 Jul 1881

Stuckmann, Heinrich J., age 47, male, Laborer, GRZZZUSA (Germany, Unknown Village, to USA)

2. City Directory: 1890, St. Louis, Missouri. ⁶

Henry Stueckemann, cabinet maker, resided 3507 N. 23rd, St. Louis, MO.

3. Census: 1900, St. Louis, Missouri. ¹

Household of Charles Kaltenbach: Stueckemann, Henry C.; father-in-law; white; male; born Nov, 1833; age 66; married 41 years; born in Germany; father and mother born in Germany; immigrated 1881; in U.S. 19 years; naturalized; does not read, write nor speak English.

4. Census: 1910, St. Louis, Missouri. ⁷

Household of Charles Kaltenbach: Stueckemann, Henry; father-in-law; male; white; age 78; widowed, born in Germany, father and mother born in Germany; immigrated 1884; naturalized; (rest of entry too faint to read).

Henry married Wilhelmina BLOSEN about 1859.¹ (Wilhelmina BLOSEN was born in Feb 1828 in Germany ¹ and died between 1900 and 1910 in St. Louis, Missouri ^{1 7}.)