Carl (Charles) lived to be 100 years and six months. He immigrated from Germany to the United States in the 1870's and worked in New York, a Chicago Meat Packing Plant, St. Louis Missouri Ice Houses and then relocated to Texas. He worked for the railroad as a supervisor of track layers around Langtry and Ft. Stockton and west Texas. He relocated to San Antonio and bought a farm on the San Antonio River in Southton, Texas. He married Hilda Traugott and they had 10 children with 7 surviving children, numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
Carl (Charles) lived to be 100 years and six months. He immigrated from Germany to the United States in the 1870's and worked in New York, a Chicago Meat Packing Plant, St. Louis Missouri Ice Houses and then relocated to Texas. He worked for the railroad as a supervisor of track layers around Langtry and Ft. Stockton and west Texas. He relocated to San Antonio and bought a farm on the San Antonio River in Southton, Texas. He married Hilda Traugott and they had 10 children with 7 surviving children, numerous grandchildren and great-grandchildren.
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Carl (Charles) was married to Hilda Traugott. They had 10 children. Three died in infancy. Children: Anna Henze Cain Saathoff Cain, John Henze, Rudolph Henze, Tillie Henze Adam, Stella Henze Adam Podehl, Julius Carl Henze, and Mary Louise (Tootsie)Henze Schmidt Matheaus.
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