Bantrup, Frederick John
1900 - 1973 (72 years)-
Name Bantrup, Frederick John 
Pisgah Baptist Church Birth 30 Jul 1900 California, Moniteau, Missouri, USA 
Gender Male Nickname Fritz Occupation Sold Tombstones Death 22 May 1973 Missouri, USA Burial Aft 22 May 1973 Pisgah Baptist Church Cemetery, Pisgah, Cooper, Missouri, USA Person ID I8155 The Thoma Family Last Modified 20 Sep 2023
Father Bantrup, Christopher Alexander, b. 16 Mar 1871, California, Moniteau, Missouri, USA d. 18 Feb 1944, Boonville, Cooper, Missouri, USA (Age 72 years) Relationship natural Mother Hessel, Lena A, b. 30 Mar 1868, Leipzig, Leipzig, Sachsen, Germany d. 14 Feb 1963, Rest Haven Nursing Home, Boonville, Cooper, Missouri, USA (Age 94 years) Relationship natural Family ID F4411 Group Sheet | Family Chart
Family Carpenter, Katherine, b. 5 Mar 1900, Boonville, Cooper, Missouri, USA d. 16 Oct 1990, Ashland, Boone, Missouri, USA (Age 90 years) Marriage 18 Nov 1923 Boonville, Cooper, Missouri, USA Children 1. Bantrup, James R, b. 1925, Boonville, Cooper, Missouri, USA d. DECEASED [natural]2. Bantrup, Roger August William, b. 19 Jul 1929, Boonville, Cooper, Missouri, USA d. 13 May 1990, Sedalia, Pettis, Missouri, USA (Age 60 years) [natural]3. Bantrup, Fred, b. UNKNOWN [natural] Family ID F1021 Group Sheet | Family Chart Last Modified 20 Sep 2023
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Birth - 30 Jul 1900 - California, Moniteau, Missouri, USA 
Marriage - 18 Nov 1923 - Boonville, Cooper, Missouri, USA 
Death - 22 May 1973 - Missouri, USA 
Burial - Aft 22 May 1973 - Pisgah Baptist Church Cemetery, Pisgah, Cooper, Missouri, USA = Link to Google Earth
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Notes - Fritz and Katherine Bantrup lived at 109 Walnut St in Boonville. Fritz was a dreyman, which meant he operated a trucking and hauling business in Boonville, Missouri. He had his loading dock and office in downtown Boonville and then he would go to the Katy Train Depot and the Missouri Pacific Railroad to get the goods he was to transport. After he quit that business, he owned a service station. He was a bakery accountant. He sold tombstones for the last 23 years of his life with Heynen Mounument Company. He went to school through eight grade. He was a member fo the United Church of Chrsit where he was a member of the choir for more that 30 eyars. He was a member of the IOOF Lodge No. 64, past president of the Boonville Rod and Gun club, a member of the Boonville Chamber of Commerce, a member of the City Council for 10 years, a member of of the Knights of Pythias of Boonville and a member of the Boonville Industrial Group. James said that his father's compaign slogan for City Council was "I was never late to a council meeting." He died of heart disease and is buried at Pisgah Cemetery.
Boonville Daily News
May 22, 1973
Former Councilman, Civic leader Fritz Bantrup dies
Fritz J. Bantrup, a former city councilman and active civic leader, died this morning in Cooper County Hospital after a brief illness. He was 72. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. Friday at the B. W. Thacher Funeral Home.
The Rev. Mel Lichte and the Rev. Kenneth Carpenter will officiate.
Friends may call from Thursday morning until time of service at the funeral home. The family request memorials to the heart Fund.
Fritz John Bantrup was born in California, Mo. May 20, 1900, the son of Chris and Lena Bantrup. He married Katherine Carpenter Nov. 18, 1923 in Boonville.
Besides his wife, he leaves three sons" James Bantrup fo Manteca, Calif., Fred Bantrup of Dixon, Ill., and Roger Bantrup of Boonville. He also leaves eight grandchildren, two great grandchildren, a brother and three sisters: Walter Bantrup of Boonville, Laura Stegner of Boonville, Frieda Brandshaw of New Franklin and Alma Hansen of Silber Springs, Md.
- Fritz and Katherine Bantrup lived at 109 Walnut St in Boonville. Fritz was a dreyman, which meant he operated a trucking and hauling business in Boonville, Missouri. He had his loading dock and office in downtown Boonville and then he would go to the Katy Train Depot and the Missouri Pacific Railroad to get the goods he was to transport. After he quit that business, he owned a service station. He was a bakery accountant. He sold tombstones for the last 23 years of his life with Heynen Mounument Company. He went to school through eight grade. He was a member fo the United Church of Chrsit where he was a member of the choir for more that 30 eyars. He was a member of the IOOF Lodge No. 64, past president of the Boonville Rod and Gun club, a member of the Boonville Chamber of Commerce, a member of the City Council for 10 years, a member of of the Knights of Pythias of Boonville and a member of the Boonville Industrial Group. James said that his father's compaign slogan for City Council was "I was never late to a council meeting." He died of heart disease and is buried at Pisgah Cemetery.