Heinrich Friedrich Leonhard ( Henry ) Behnke

Birth28 Nov 1832 - Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Bremen, Germany

Death2/5/1879 - New Ulm, Brown, Minnesota, United States

MotherSophia Christina Friederke Dietz

FatherJohann Friedrich Wilhelm ( Fred ) Behnke

Born in Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Bremen, Germany on 28 Nov 1832 to Johann Friedrich Wilhelm ( Fred ) Behnke and Sophia Christina Friederke Dietz. Heinrich Friedrich Leonhard ( Henry ) Behnke married Esther C. Tuttle and had 8 children. He passed away on 2/5/1879 in New Ulm, Brown, Minnesota, United States.

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Parents

Johann Friedrich Wilhelm ( Fred ) Behnke
1804 - 1883

Sophia Christina Friederke Dietz
1805 - 1869

Spouse(s)

Esther C. Tuttle
1836 - 1928

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Albert Tuttle Behnke
1872 - 1919

William George Behnke
1863 - 1910

Frank Henry Behnke
1859 - 1942

Henry W Behnke
1870 - Unknown

Jay Ladoo Behnke
1873 - 1946

Ida D Behnke
1861 - 1931

Oskar Behnke
1866 - 1928

Charles W Behnke
1875 - 1876

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