Charles BRICKMAN

                   Henry's occupation was a Caretaker.  His religion affiliation was Methodist.
Christening:  Ger. Ev. Luth. Union Church
Burried:  Evergreen Cemetery Caledonia Houston Minnesota
                  

                   The following information was found in the Caledonia Journal..November 23, 1944.  It said the following.  The Reverend Carl Brickman, 63, native of Caledonia, died Saturday at 3 a.m. at his home at Vesta, Minnesota where he served as pastor of the Lutheran church.  the body will be brought to Caledonia Thursday morning to the home of George Muenkel, brother-in-law of the deceased and the funeral will be held at 2 p.m. at the St. John's Lutheran church with the Reverand Karl Gurged officiating.  Burial will be made in the Evergreen Cemetery.  Mr. Brickman was born in Caledonia November 11, 1881 son of the later Mr and Mrs. Charles Brickman.  He married Emma Muenkel at Eitzen, December 4 1812.  He served as pastor of Lutheran churches at Plum City, Wisconsin and St. Charles, Minnesota before going to Vesta.  Survivors include his wife: a sister, Mrs. James Burnett, Luther, Montana, and seven brothers, Henry and August, Caledonia; Herman and Paul, Red Lodge, Montana; Walter, Houston, Texas, John, San Francisco, California and George at Kelly Lake, Minnesota.
Burried Evergreen Cemetery Caledonia Minnesota


NAME:  Charles aka Carl/Karl
                  

                   Burried:  Spring Park Cemetery Sandstone Minnesota
                  

                   OBITUARY:  EDA D. BURNETT
       Mrs. Eda Dorothy Burnett, 78, died June 3 at her home.
       She was born Sept. 4, 1892 at Caledonia, Minn., a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brickman.  She came to the Red Lodge area in 1910 and taught school at Luther and Tony.  She was married May 20, 1913, to James M. Burnett at Billings.  They ranched at Luther until Mr Burnett died in August 1958.
       Mrs. Burnett was a member of Red Lodge Community Church; a life member of Venus Chapter 32, Order of Eastern Star; and a life member of Daughers of the Nile.
       Survivors include a son, State Rep. James H. Burnett, Luther;  three daughers, Mrs. Henry A. Boggio, Red Lodge, Mrs.  John Rozeman and Mrs.  Martin Stohr, both of Alamdea, Calif.; four brothers, George of Sandstone, Minn., Jack of Granada Hills, Calif., Walter of Houston, Tex., and Henry of Caledonia, Minn.; 11 grandchildren; and four greatgrandchildren.
       Funeral services were 2 p.m. Sunday at Red Lodge Community Church, conducted by the Rev. Orville Zimmerman.  Burial was in the family plot on the Burnett ranch with Olcott Funeral Home in charge.
       Pallbearers were James Dell, Oliver Luoma, Richard Boggio, Byron Whitcomb, Joe Bailey and Wilbur Schanck.
                  

                   Burried:  Union Cemetery
                  

                   Burried:  Ger. Lutheran Union Church Caledonia