Louise Oberlander

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• Name: Louise Boullee
• Eby ID Number: Waterloo-261786

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Died at Syracuse

Word has been received here announcing the death on Sunday of Mrs. Louis Oberlaender Boullee, widow of the late Ottomar F. Boullee, of Syracuse, N.Y., and sister-in-law of Mr. W. H. Boullee of this town. She was 64 years of age and had been ill for several months. The deceased was born in Germany but came to America when 3 years old. In 1884 she married Mr. Boullee who died last May. Mr. Boullee conducted a piano business in Syracuse for many years. She was a sister of Rev. Dr. F. E. Oberlaender, of New York City, formerly of Kitchener, and of Mrs. Geo. E. Potter, of Kitchener. Three sons and two daughters survive her, also three brothers and two sisters and three grandchildren. The funeral was held at Syracuse on Wednesday afternoon.

New Hamburg Independent Jan 29 1932 pg 5

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MRS. BOULLEE SUCCUMBS

Stricken ill several months ago, Mrs. Louise Oberlander Boullee, 64, widow of Ottomar F. Boullee, prominent Syracuse business man for many years, died Sunday night at her home, 406 Highland st.

A native of Grossbreitenbachm, province of Thuringia, Germany; Mrs. Boullee came to this country with her parents when 3 years old.

Her father was the late Rev. Alexander Oberlander, was pastor of Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Butternut st. for many years. In 1884 she married Mr. Boullee, whose death occurred last May. Mr. Boullee conducted a piano business here for many years.

Surviving are three sons, Fridolin Boullee of Cleveland, O., and Alexander and Walter Boullee of Syracuse; two daughters, Mrs. Alfred Crispin of Syracuse and Mrs. Compton Hover of Germantown, Pa.; three brothers, Rev. F. E. Oberlander of New York City and Walter B. and Alexander Oberlander of Syracuse; two sisters, Mrs. George E. Potter of Kitchener, Ontario, and Miss Meta Oberlander of New York, and three grandchildren.

Syracuse, New York The Journal newspaper Monday, June 25, 1932 Page 8, Column 1


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BOULLEE \endash In this city, Jan. 24, LOUISE OBERLANDER BOULLEE, widow of Ottomer F. Boulee, aged 74 years. She is survived by three sons, Fredolyn, Alexander and Walter Boullee; two daughters, Mrs. Alfred Crispin of this city and Mrs. Compton Hover of Germantown, N. Y.; also three grandchildren; three brothers, Rev. Dr. F. E. Oberlander of New York City, Alexander E. and Walter B. Oberlander of this city; two sisters, Mrs. George E. Potter of Kitchener, Ont., and Miss Meta Oberlander of New York City. Funeral services private at her late home, 406 Highland Street, Wednesday at 2 P.M. Friends may call Tuesday evening. Interment at Woodlawn Cemetery. Arrangements by Traugott.

Syracuse, New York The Herald newspaper Monday evening, January 25, 1932 Page 18, Column 5

Louise married Ottoman F. Boullee 1884. Ottoman (son of Dr. William Henry Boullee and Auguste E. Engelhardt) was born 1856, New Hamburg, Wilmot Twp., Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada; died 15 May 1931, Syracuse, Onondaga Co., New York, USA; was buried , Woodlawn Cemetery, Syracuse, Onondaga, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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• Name: Alexander Oberlander
• Eby ID Number: Waterloo-186716
• Occupation: 1881, Syracuse, Onondaga Co., New York, USA; Doctor
• Occupation: Abt 1905, Saint Peter's Evanglical Lutheran Church - Kitchener, Waterloo Region, Ontario, Canada; minister

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OLDEST GERMAN PASTOR HERE, REV. A. OBERLANDER, IS DEAD AT AGE OF 76
Passes Away After Illness of Ten Weeks \endash Son Expired Two Weeks Ago.

Rev. Alexander Oberlander, said to be the oldest German clergyman in Syracuse, died at 7 o'clock last evening at his home, No. 705 Butternut street. Two weeks ago Tuesday his son, Dr. Oscar W. Oberlander, was buried. The latter died suddenly on June 25, the same day on which his brother, Rev. Fredolin E. Oberlander of Berlin, Canada, sailed from New York for Naples. He was notified of the doctor's death by wireless.

The father had not been well for some time and the son's death was a great shock to him. The family came to Syracuse from Groso-Brelten-Bach, Thuringer, Germany, in 1860, when Dr. Oberlander was only 1 year old. Syracuse had been the family home ever since.

Mr. Oberlander was 76 years old. He had occupied the pulpit of Mount Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church in Butternut street, and his son, Rev. F. E. Oberlander, followed him to the pastorate. The older clergyman was active in a movement to establish Mount Tabor Orphan Asylum.

Surviving are five sons, Alexander E., Charles, Hartman, Rev. Fredolin E. and Walter B. Oberlander, and four daughters, Mrs. Louise Boullee of this city, Mrs. Adam Dreher of Cullman, Ala., Mrs. George E. Potter and Miss Meta Oberlander of Berlin, Canada. The funeral arrangements have not been completed.

Syracuse, New York The Post-Standard newspaper Friday morning, July 15, 1910 Page 5, Column 3

Carl — Matilda Augusta Boerner. Matilda was born 18 Feb 1835, , Wuerttemberg, Germany; died 24 Jul 1888, Syracuse, Onondaga Co., New York, USA; was buried , Woodlawn Cemetery, Syracuse, Onondaga, New York, United States. [Group Sheet]

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• Name: Matilda Augusta Oberlander
• Eby ID Number: Waterloo-32408
• Residence: 1880, Syracuse, Onondaga Co., New York, USA

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Death of Mrs. M. A. Oberlander.

Mrs. Matilda Augusta Oberlander, wife of Rev. A. Oberlander, died last evening at 7 o'clock, after a lingering illness caused by a cancer. The deceased has suffered with the painful disease since January and has been under the treatment of her son, Dr. Oberlander, and Drs. Van Duyn and --- as consulting physicians. The deceased was born at Grosebroltenbach, Thueringen, Germany, February 18, 1835, and came to America with what constituted the family 30 years ago. She has resided in Syracuse since 1869. She was the mother of fourteen children; ten of whom survive her. Mrs. Oberlander was well known among the Germans of the city for her kind heart and generosity to the poor. It was in her mind that the building of a German Orphan Home in this city first originated. After disclosing her idea to other charitable women a definite plan was adopted, the result of which was the building of the Tabor Orphan Home, which now stands on Gilbert's Hill in the Second ward. This institution has at present 20 inmates. The funeral will be private in accordance with her last wish and desire. It will be held on Friday morning from her late residence, No. 87½ Butternut street. All the German Lutheran pastors will be invited to officiate. Interment will be made in the family plot at Woodlawn.

Syracuse, New York The Daily Standard newspaper Wednesday, July 25, 1888 Page 1, Column 6