Individual Details

Census (family)

7 58 68 Burrack Diederick TW 85 RN 3 SE 15 LOC NW SW 27 M M Farmer Germany F F Alien
8 Burrack Mary 23 F M Keeping House Germany F F
9 Burrack Meta 1 F Jones Co. F F
10 Burrack George 19 M S Laborer Germany F F (brother)

Census (family)

27 140 140 Burrack Dedrick 37 M M Germany F F Farmer Lutheran
28 Burrack Mary 33 F M " " " "
29 Burrack Mattie 11 F S Iowa Jones " " "
30 Burrack Grace 9 F " " " " "
31 Burrack Rate 7 F " " " " "
1 Burrack Lizzie 5 F S Iowa Jones F F Lutheran
2 Burrack Emma 2 F " " " " "
3 Burrack Mary 0 F " " " " "

Death

MONTICELLO EXPRESS....PAGE 4    JUNE 24, 1943
MRS. T RIENIETS BURIED HERE YESTERDAY
   Funeral services for Mrs. Theodore Rieniets, Sr., 81, were conducted at St. Matthew's Lutheran church yesterday afternoon by Rev. Henry L. Adix.  Burial was at Richland cemetery.
  As Maria Hayen, she was born in Germany on July 17, 1861.  She came to this country with her parents as a child and had since lived in this community.  Her first marriage was to Diedrick Burrack, who died many years ago.  On May 10, 1899, she married Mr. Rieniets, who died in February of this year.
  Surviving are six children:  Mrs. Henry Freese, of Amber; Mrs. Tobias Bohlken, of Scotch Grove; Mrs. John Caspers of Castle Grove; Frederick Rieniets, of Monticello, and Henry and Cecilla Rieniets, both at home; and one sister, Mrs. Meta Behrends, of Monticello.
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THE ANAMOSA JOURNAL,ANAMOSA, IOWA, JULY 8, 1943, PAGE 5
FUNERAL SERVICE OR MONTICELLO WOMAN REPORTE
Mrs. Theodore Rieniets was buried Wednesday afternoon, June 23, at Richland cemetery.  Mrs. Rieniets was born Maria Hayen July 17, 1861, in Germany.  When the family came to America they settled in Wayne township.  She married Theodore Rieniets May 10, 1899. He was her second husband, as she had been married before to Dietrich Burrack.  
Survivors Told
Survivors include six children, Mrs. Henry Freese, Amber; Mrs. T. R. Bohlken, Scotch Grove; Mrs. John Caspers, Castle Grove; Frederick Rieniets, Henry Rieniets and Cecilia Rieniets, Monticello; one sister, Mrs. Meta Behrends, Monticello, and several gradnchildren.

Burial

same stone as Antone Rieniets