Heinrich / Henry Weidman / Weidmann b. 5 Apr 1901 Bachs, Zurich, Switzerland d. 30 Jan 1989 Logan, Cache, Utah, United States: My Family Online

1901 - 1989 (87 years)

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Name	Heinrich / Henry Weidman / Weidmann
Born	5 Apr 1901	Bachs, Zurich, Switzerland
Christened	5 May 1901	Bachs, Zurich, Switzerland
Gender	Male
Died	30 Jan 1989	Logan, Cache, Utah, United States
	Name: Henry Weidman SSN:xxx BORN: 5 Apr 1901 Died: 30 Jan 1989 State (Year) SSN issued: Utah (1953) Social Security Administration. Social Security Death Index, Master File. Social Security Administration.
Buried	1 Feb 1989	Logan, Cache, Utah, United States
	Burial: Logan City Cemetery, Logan, Cache County, Utah, USA Plot: E_ 160_ 20_ 6 Find A Grave Memorial# 94326493
Person ID	I249	Holmstead-Amacher
Last Modified	20 Jun 2015

Father	Heinrich Weidman, b. 21 Jul 1875, Bachs, Zurich, Switzerland , d. 25 Nov 1960, Bachs, Zurich, Switzerland (Age 85 years)
Mother	Emilie Meier, b. 22 Jun 1876, Bachs, Zurich, Switzerland , d. 30 Jun 1951, Bachs, Zurich, Switzerland (Age 75 years)
Family ID	F113	Group Sheet \| Family Chart

Family Freide or Friede Clara Wuthrich, b. 18 Feb 1907, Ostermundingen, Bern, Switzerland , d. 3 Oct 2002, Logan, Cache, Utah, United States (Age 95 years)

Married 29 Mar 1929 Cardston, Alberta, Canada

Children

	1. Living
	2. Living
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Last Modified 24 Sep 2015

Family ID F112 Group Sheet | Family Chart

Event Map

	Born - 5 Apr 1901 - Bachs, Zurich, Switzerland
	Christened - 5 May 1901 - Bachs, Zurich, Switzerland
	Married - 29 Mar 1929 - Cardston, Alberta, Canada
	Died - 30 Jan 1989 - Logan, Cache, Utah, United States
	Buried - 1 Feb 1989 - Logan, Cache, Utah, United States

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Photos » Slide Show		Henry and Brother Ernest as children in 1903 Henry is 2 years old in this picture.
		Henry Weidman's School as a boy in Switzerland This is the school house Henry started school as a boy in 1907.
		Henry Weidman's home in Switzerland This was Henry's home in Switzerland in the early 1900s. The hill in the background is Germany.
		Alfred Paul Wuthrich and Heinrich Weidmann
		Henry Weidman at 19 years old: year 1920 Henry left Switzerland to go to Canada at this age on September 20th, 1920.
		Wedding Photo of Henry and Freide Weidman: March 29th, 1929
		Rex, Ida, Lila Gibb, Henry, Freida, Jess Gibb
		Henry and Freide Weidman
		Henry and Freide Weidman dressed for church Apparently Freide and another woman in her ward got the exact same purple hat she is pictured wearing here. The two got into such an argument about them both wearing the same hat to church that the bishop had to get involved to help resolve the issue.
		Henry and Freide Weidman home in Hillspring, Alberta, Canada
		Henry and Freide Weidman home in Hillspring, Alberta, Canada
		Henry and Freide's 50th Wedding Anniversary
		Home of Henry Weidman in Canada In the Spring Henry's father Heinrich sent him 1,000 to purchase 160 acres of land. Henry acquired this home that was used as a garage and moved it to his newly purchased property. The home only had one room and there were large cracks in the walls. He had no money for a bed so used straw as a mattress boarded off by 1 x 10 boards.
		Henry's horses on his 160 acres in Canada
		Henry Weidman's one-room home in Canada
		Henry Weidman Age 25: 1926 This is Henry at 25 years of age before he left for Switzerland and Germany to serve a mission for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
		Henry with his Missionary Companion in the Swiss German Mission: 1926 This photograph was taken on March 8th, 1928. The year Henry completed his mission.
		Henry Weidman on his mission in Germany: 1928 Henry Weidman on his mission in Germany at a missionary conference in Zurich, Germany. His mission President Hugh Cannon presided.
		Henry with 3 church members on his mission This photograph was taken just before Henry left his mission in Europe. These three girls came to say goodbye and sang a song. While Henry's companion was taking the picture a young boy whispered to his mother, "Mama come and see the Mormon Minister with his wives!". One of the girls, Freide Wuthrich, became Henry's wife. The other women pictured are Mary Bigler and Anna Roseg. Fredie sang alto and was part of a singing group. On the way to say goodbye to Elder Weidman, Freide wore a pair of new shoes that she had not worn before and got blisters on her feet so she walked a lot of the way without shoes. The boy that shouted at Elder Weidman about these being his wives, actually got baptized later on. Elder Weidman invited them to church after their taunts.
		Brothers Henry and Ernest Weidman This photograph was taken shortly after Henry completed his mission. Before returning back to Canada, he spent some time with his family in Switzerland. Ernest became interested in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and gained a testimony. He left Switzerland with Henry. This was hard for their father who relied on Ernest's help.
		Henry and Freide Weidman as Newlyweds: 1929 Shortly after completing his log home, Henry tried to find a wife. He began correspondence with Freide Wuthrich who was on the same ship as Henry and Ernest when they left Switerland. They courted for a year, then were married on March 29th, 1929. Edward J. Wood sealed them in the Cardston, Alberta Temple.
		Cardston, Alberta Temple Sealer: Edward J. Wood Edward Wood was Henry and Freide's temple sealer.
		Home that Brothers Henry and Ernest Weidman built:1929 After Henry completed his LDS mission in Switzerland and Germany, he returned to Canada with his brother Ernest. The one-room "garage" house had been broken into by railroad workers and had stolen all of Henry's belongings. Henry and Ernest built this new log home on the 160 acres. In the mean time they stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Fehr's.
		Henry and Freide's home in Hill Spring, Alberta, Canada This home was built in the winter of 1934 in Hill Spring, Alberta, Canada. This home had two bedrooms upstairs, a front room, kitchen, bathroom and full basement. They used a water tank the railroad company had built while Henry was on his mission for their water. This was a huge upgrade from their previous home that had not bathroom, running water or electricity.
		Henry Weidman at the age of 71 in 1972
		Henry and Freide Weidman with Family on August 9th 1970
		Heinrich Weidmann, 1901-1986

Documents » Slide Show		Heinrich Weidmann's emigration record, 1920
		Border crossing for Heinrich Weidmann, Dec.1943 Among other things this record lists his occupation as a Bee Keeper, his last permanent address is in Hillspring, Alberta and his destination is Logan, Utah to see Mr. Wuthrich for a 2-week visit.
		Heinrich Weidmann border crossing Name: Henry Weidman Arrival Date: 10 Apr 1944 Port of Arrival: Babb, Montana, USA Departure Contact: Wife Frieda Age: 42 Birth Date: 5 Dec 1901 Birth Place: Bachs Che Birth Country: Che Gender: Male Race/Nationality: German Record has photo?: No Record Type: Cards
		Border crossing for Heinrich Weidmann, April, 1945 The last time he was in the U.S. was 1944. His passage was paid by himself and his destination is Yuba City, California to visit Geo E. Smith.
		1955 Logan City Directory for Henry Weidman
		1958 Logan City Directory for Henry Weidman, florist

Headstones

Headstone for Henry and Freide Weidman
Located in the Logan City Cemetery in Logan, Utah

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