Karl Lange

1811–1867 (age 56)

Biography

Karl Lange (1811–1867) was a German educator whose teaching career extended across the middle decades of the nineteenth century. His dedication to pedagogy and commitment to his students exemplified the values of educational service that characterized the teaching profession of his era.

Lange's contributions to education and his respected position within his community are reflected in his burial at the Engesohde city cemetery. His long career of service to education left a lasting impact on generations of students.

Also buried at Engesohde city cemetery

Rudolf Koldewey
1914–2004 (age 90)
Engesohde city cemetery
Helene Houget
1856–1942 (age 86)
Engesohde city cemetery
Helene Houget (1856–1942) was a woman whose life encompassed nearly nine decades of European history.
Dominik Hinneschiedt
1861–1911 (age 50)
Engesohde city cemetery
Franz Lutz
1880–1928 (age 48)
Engesohde city cemetery
Franz Lutz was a German architect whose designs contributed to early 20th-century urban development.
Georg Büsch
1874–1943 (age 69)
Engesohde city cemetery
Georg Büsch was a German entrepreneur active in business during the early 20th century.
Carl Peters
1856–1918 (age 62)
Engesohde city cemetery
Carl Peters was a German politician of the early 20th century.