ANNA (ASMUS) GREVE
CARL GREVE
Anna (Asmus) Greve and sister
From Calumet county death records:
Anna Greve nee Asmus (v.11 p.431)
Wife of William A. Greve
Jan. 4, 1869-April 28, 1945
Daughter of Carl Asmus and Anna Pett (both born Germany)
Born Town of New Holstein
Died from “acute heart failure, 1 day –chronic myocarditis, 4 years”
Buried at the New Holstein Cemtery
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From Calumet county death records:
William Greve (v.8 p.25)
Husband of Anna Asmus
Feb. 27, 1868-June 23, 1926
Son of Andrew Greve and Margaret Roeh (both born Germany)
Farmer –born Wisconsin
Died from “cancer of esophagus”
Buried at the New Holstein Cemetery
Carl Greve
Son of Hans and Christina Greve, a brother to Minnie Greve. In the obit
for Paul Greve (another brother to Minnie), it is mentioned that Carl
Greve lived in Cottonwood, Idaho. Since a marriage or death record for
Carl Greve cannot be found, it might be assumed he resided in Idaho.
Emmilia Greve
Helen Tiedeman who married John Greve at Kiel on March 31, 1881 and then
lived at Abbotsford, Clark County. Her parents were Christian Tiedeman and
Magdalena Langemak.
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Mrs. Helen Greve was born at Kiel, Sheboygan County (**Manitowoc County),
Wis., March 26, 1859, and passed away at her home at Rib Lake, Tuesday,
July 4, 1933.
She was married to John Greve at Kiel March 31, 1881, who passed away
July 6, 1907.
Mr. and Mrs. Greve and children moved to Abbotsford in May 1891, where Mrs.
Greve resided until about six years ago when she with her daughter Cornelia,
moved to Rib Lake, which was her home until her death.
Mrs. Greve was a woman of very quiet disposition was very well liked by the
many friends she made during her lifetime. She was a member of Abbotsford
Chapter O. E. S. for many years.
She is survived by two children, Rhonald E. Greve of Seattle, Wash., and
Miss Cornelia Greve of Rib Lake; three sisters, Mrs. Minnie Brintnall and
Mrs. Elsie Krupp of Seattle, Wash., and Mrs. Bertha Higgins of Haines,
Alaska; also one brother, Herman Tiedemann of Thorp.
Funeral services were held at Rib Lake Saturday afternoon at 2 o’clock
followed by services in the Presbyterian church in Abbotsford, the Rev.
Peter Holmes of Rib Lake officiating, with interment in the Colby cemetery.
The Abbotsford Chapter O. E. S. having charge of services at Abbotsford.
Many friends from Colby, Owen, Dorchester and the surrounding community
attended the services here.
ABBOTSFORD TRIBUNE (Abbotsford, Clark Co., WI) 20 July 1933
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The parents of Helen Tiedemann Greve were Christian and
Magdalena (Langemak) Tiedemann
