Aug 29, 1901  Chaska Valley Herald 

  The HERALD is called upon this week to chronicle the death of Lambert Heutmaker, which
occurred at his home in Chanhassen on Thursday morning, Aug. 22, 1901, at the ripe age of 84
years 7 months and 17 days.
  Lambert Heutmaker was born in Guttekoven, Provinz Limburg, Holland, on Jan. 5, 1817. he
brought his family to the United States in 1863, settling in Carver Co. His wife died Jan. 3, 1864.
In 1866, he married Mrs. Teresa Emsidler, who died Dec. 28, 1893. He is survived by 8 children,
all the issue of his first marriage, three sons and five daughters, namely: Leonard, William,
Mathias Heutmaker, all well known citizens of Chanhassen; Mrs. Gerhard Schroers and Mrs. John
Eder, of Chaska; Mrs. Hubert Salden of near St. Bonifacious; Mrs. John Bruns of Chanhassen and
Mrs. Christ Johnson of Mpls.; 60 grand children and 37 great grandchildren.
  Deceased was a remarkable man physically and was strong and vigorous up to within a few
weeks before his death. He was very social in disposition and fond of company and of sterling
integrity of character and few men had as many friends as he had. His death is deeply mourned by
all who knew him. His children and relatives have the heartfelt sympathy of the entire community
in their bereavement.
  His funeral took place Saturday from the Catholic church at Victoria and was very largely
attended. Peace to His Ashes.

Jan 11, 1894  Chaska Valley Herald      

  Mrs. Heutmakers, wife of L. Heutmakers of Victoria, an aged lady was buried at the Catholic
church in Victoria. We have no data at hand regarding her sickness or age.
(My Comment: This was your Great-grandfather's second wife)
I looked for the Obit. of Lambert's first wife but found nothing. What I did find is an 1880 map
that showed his farm.