August Schubert, Adelaide SA (Otto Hartitzsch, Artist & Photographer, 113 Rundle Street)[Judith Schubert].Believed to be Louise Fiedler (later Schubert) in her teenage years [Pam Elliott].August and Louise Schubert (Fiedler): possibly their wedding photograph, 1874.Louise Schubert (Fiedler), possibly with her first child Minnie (later Boehm) c. 1875. .August and Louise Schubert (Fiedler), (G. Greeve, photographer, Tanunda SA).25th wedding anniversary of August and Louise Schubert (Fiedler), Langmeil via Tanunda, SA, 1899, with their children (Louise pregnant with Lothar): standing L-R, Lenchen, Martha, Anton, Ben, August, Minnie (later Boehm), Gustav Boehm; sitting at the front L-R, Ossie, John, Hilda, Lieschen, Esther, Waldemar, Walther.25th wedding anniversary of August and Louise Schubert (Fiedler), Langmeil via Tanunda, SA, 1899 (with identification sheet by David Schubert). The children are (#1) Anton, (#2) Martha, (#5) Gustav Boehm, husband of (#6) Minnie Boehm (Schubert), (#8) Lenchen, (#9) August, (#20) Ben, (#22 ) Ossie, (#23) Jack, (#24) Esther, holding (#25) Hilda, (#26) Lieschen, (#27) Walde and (#28) Walther. Louise is pregnant with her last child, Lothar, in this photo. The people numbered 10, 11, 12, 13 and 19 are all descendants of Carl Fiedler (1.5 FIEDLER), Louise Schubert’s half-brother: (#19) is Carl’s wife, Bertha Fiedler (Muller); (#10) is his daughter-in-law Emilie Fiedler (Goercke), wife of his son Carl (1.5.1 FIEDLER); (#11) Fritz Fiedler (1.5.1.1 FIEDLER) and (#13) Walter Fiedler (1.5.1.2 FIEDLER) are the sons of Carl and Emilie; (#12) Edie Terrell (1.5.3.2 FIEDLER) is the daughter of Bertha Terrell (Fiedler) (1.5.3 FIEDLER), the third child of Carl Fiedler (1.5 FIEDLER). The Hoffmanns are related to August Schubert: (#14) Emma Hoffmann (Irrgang) was the daughter of August’s half-brother Gustav Irrgang; their mother was Rosina Irrgang nee Krause, later Schubert and Rothe.Photo labelled “Adelaide group”: seated centre row right, Minnie and August Schubert (Adler); other possibilities are Anton Schubert, standing back left; Lenchen Schubert, centre back; Esther and Martha Schubert, seated front. Possibly taken on August and Minnie’s honeymoon [David Schache].Louise Schubert (Fiedler).
August Schubert, March 1913, (G. Graue photograph, Tanunda SA).
August Schubert, March 1913, (G. Graue photograph, Tanunda SA).
Opening of bridge over the creek on Bridge Street, Tanunda, SA, built by August Schubert and sons Jack, Walde, Ossie and Lothar, 1915. Initially the road was built at August’s expense, but before the Tanunda District Council would accept it, he had to built a bridge also. That was an expensive exercise which took many weeks, with timber sourced from the Angaston mill. The photograph was taken looking north, with Council representatives inspecting the completed structure.“Traut Heim”, Langmeil Road, Tanunda, SA, 1915, with August Schubert standing by the fence and his daughter Martha on the veranda, (G. Graue, Tanunda).Reverse of the Photograph above, inscribed by August Schubert to daughter Lenchen [David Schubert].“Pine Home” (Fichten Heim), Langmeil Road, Tanunda, SA.“Pine Home” (Fichten Heim), Langmeil Road, Tanunda, SA, 1915: Annie Schubert (Müller) mid-photo, pregnant with Linda (baby Frank in the pram); Annie’s aunt Pauline Müller far left. [Linda Storch].Schubert sisters: Martha (standing middle), Lieschen (seated second from left) and Hilda (seated far right).
Reverse of photo above. The German inscription reads “Zum Andenken an die “Blumensprache” vorgetragen in Jugendverein den 18 Februar 1915″: In remembrance of “Blumensprache” (Language of the Flowers), performed in the youth group, on the 18 February 1915. Blumensprace is a Lied (song) composed by Franz Peter Schubert. This would have been the youth group of St. John’s Lutheran Church, Tanunda, SA.
Esther and Lieschen Schubert, 1915, (Crown Studios Adelaide).Reverse of photograph above, written by Esther Schubert to her brother Walther in Victoria.Schubert sisters: Hilda, Esther and Lieschen.The sons of August and Louise Schubert (Fiedler), photographed after their father’s funeral, 1916: standing L-R: Walde, Ossie Lothar, Jack; seated L-R: Walther, Anton, August (G. Graue photograph, Tanunda SA).The daughters of August and Louise Schubert (Fiedler), probably photographed after their father’s death, 1916: L-R: Esther, Minnie (Boehm), Martha, Lenchen, Lieschen, Hilda, (G. Graue photograph, Tanunda SA).Young People’s outing, possibly from St. John’s Lutheran Church, Tanunda SA, 26 December, 1919: Lieschen Schubert (standing top, second from right); Esther Schubert and Hilda Schubert (middle of the group sitting in front of Lieschen).Langmeil Road, Tanunda, SA, c. 1924 (taken from the foot of a quarry); “Traut Heim” is far left (large roof) with roof of “Fichten Heim” to its right [Lothar Schubert’s photograph, Barossa Valley Archives and Historical Trust Inc./ Don Ross].Detail from the photograph above, showing the Schubert properties.
Walde and Ossie Schubert (left and centre) with friend, possibly Ben Traeger, (G. Graue Tanunda).
Grave of August and Louise Schubert (Fiedler), Langmeil Lutheran Cemetery, Tanunda, SA (Find a Grave).
Grave of August and Louise Schubert (Fiedler), Langmeil Lutheran Cemetery, Tanunda, SA, with a memorial to Johann Christian Schubert, erected 1993; 2017 [JAS].As above, also showing surrounding graves of their daughters [JAS].Aerial photograph of Tanunda, SA, 1938, looking south (south-east), showing the Schubert properties, “Traut Heim” opposite the three-way intersection (lower right), “Fichten Heim” nearly opposite with the original Schubert dwelling behind it, and the original Schubert selection running (west-east) along Bridge Street, and east to the river behind “Traut Heim”. Fiedler’s Turkey Flat property was situated between the houses bordering the town to the south and the Bethany Road running west-east to the south of that [State Library of South Australia, RT38006].
“Traut Heim”, Langmeil Road, Tanunda, SA, photographed during the Second World War.
Schubert siblings: L-R, Martha, Esther, Hilda, Lenchen and Ossie.
Family group at “Traut Heim”, Langmeil Road, Tanunda, SA, 1959: L-R, Alex Liebelt, Walther Schubert, Winnie Schubert (Adler), Sophie Liebelt (Boehm) Lenchen Schubert, Hilda Schubert, Martha Schubert and Ossie Schubert.
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