Edward John Lichte

Birth11 March 1881 - Warrenton, Warren County, Missouri, United States of America

Death15 March 1958 - Saint Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri, United States of America

MotherWilhelmine Amanda Marie Habsmeyer

FatherJulius Christopher Lichte

Born in Warrenton, Warren County, Missouri, United States of America on 11 March 1881 to Julius Christopher Lichte and Wilhelmine Amanda Marie Habsmeyer. Edward John Lichte married Edith B Taylor and had 9 children. He passed away on 15 March 1958 in Saint Louis, St. Louis City, Missouri, United States of America.

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Parents

Julius Christopher Lichte
1855 - 1940

Wilhelmine Amanda Marie Habsmeyer
1857 - 1915

Spouse(s)

Edith B Taylor
1886 - 1955

Children Show all

Alpha Lucille Lichte
1924 - 1991

William Edward Lichte
1911 - 1981

Ruby Mae Lichte
1926 - 2004

Thomas Herman Lichte
1919 - 1986

Malinda L "Millie" Lichte
1905 - 1960

Ida Ethel Lichte
1910 - 1910

Anne F Lichte
1907 - Unknown

Mildred E Lichte
1919 - 2004

Eleena Ruby Lichte
1917 - Unknown

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