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Dora’s maiden name - Heinrich. We find in the 1880 census of Memphis John and Mary Heinrich with a daughter, Dora Heinrich, age 18 (1862). This is no doubt the wife of Henry H. Riehlmann.
Johann Adam Riehlmann married a second time to Theresa Marie “Mary” Schadler on April 11, 1872 as found in the Jefferson County, Kentucky marriage records. Their son, Harry D. Riehlmann’s death certificate in KY in 1928 names his parents as “John A. Riehlmann and Mary T. Schaedler.” By Schadler, John A. Riehlmann had:
D.	Rose J Riehlmann - bom in December 1872 in KY.
E.	Josephine M. Riehlmann - bom September 10, 1874 in Louisville and died there on January 31, 1946. She married Bernard Joseph Voskoetter.
F.	John Adam Riehlmann - bom in May 1876 and died December 25, 1953 in Jefferson County, KY. His WWI draft registration shows he was bom on May 6, 1876 and his full name is given. He married Mary A. (maiden name unknown) as found in the 1920 census of Louisville with no children listed.
G.	Mary A. Riehlmann - bom in February 1880.
H.	Harry Benjamin Riehlmann- bom April 8, 1883 and died on October 6, 1928 in Louisville, KY. He married Lorena R. Conrad on June 15, 1910.
I.	Bernadine M. “Bernadette” Riehlmann - bom March 1885. Note that her father died on December 16, 1884, while her mother was still pregnant with her! Bemadine apparently became a Catholic Nun, for in 1930, she was teaching at a Catholic elementary school in Kansas City, MO. She was also referred to as “Sister Bernadette.”
VI.	Anna Maria Riehlmann - bom on May 5, 1824 in Oberweiler im Tal. No further information.
VII.	Elisabeth Catharina Riehlmann - bom September 14, 1826 and died September 25, 1826 at 11 days old.
VIII.	Johann Riehlmann - bom September 13, 1827 in Oberweiler im Tal. No further information.
IX.	Elisabeth Catharina Riehlmann - bom on June 17, 1830 and died in Oberweiler on March 10, 1832 at age 2 years.
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