Henry (Harry) Adolf Friedrich Heinrich Bader
b. 3 Feb 1866 Weisbaden, Germany - baptised 22 Feb 1866
d. 19 Dec 1929 at "Lefroy" Tasmania, Australia
Parents Friedrich Bader ,aide-de-camp to late General von Moltke, of Germany, Mother Anna Katharine Bader
Married Jane Matilda Marshall on the 19th December 1882, Jane died on the 3 December 1948 in Perth, WA
Children Karl Henry William Bader, Oscar August Herman Bader, Thelma Anne Jean Bader, Hunry Luke Frederick Bader
Daily Telegraph (Launceston, Tas. : 1883 - 1928)
Tuesday 20 December 1892, page 2
BADER— MARSHALL.— On the 19th December, at the Wesleyan Parsonage, Lefroy, Jane Matilda Marshall, adopted daughter of Rebecca and William Waller, sergeant of police, Lefroy, to Henry Adolf Frederick Bader, eldest son of the late F. A. Bader, aide-de-camp to late General von Moltke, of Germany. (Hobart papers please copy.) https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/153371008
Sunday Times (Perth, WA : 1902 - 1954),
Sunday 23 December 1928, page 6
Obituary
MR. HENRY A. F. BADER
Whose death occurred at his home at Burt-street, Mt. Lawley, on Wednesday last, at the age of 63 years. Deceased, who was senior member of the firm of H. A. F. Bader and Son, had been a resident of Western Australia for nearly 36 years, and was one of the pioneering engineers in the Laverton, Euro and Menzies districts. In his early days, in this state he was responsible for the erection and supervision of electric lighting stations and machinery, and in Perth was held in high regard as an electrical engineer. During the past seven years he had been recognised as an authority on wireless in this State, being a member of 6WF advisory board and an officer of Wireless Listeners' League and the Wireless Development Association. With his co-examiner, Mr. E. L. Grantham he had been examiner, under the Arbitration Court for electrical apprentices in WA, and for some time had been a member of the advisory board of the Perth Technical School for apprentice classes. He was a member of the W.A. branch of the Institute of Electrical Engineers, and only returned a fortnight before his death from the annual congress of the Australian Standardising Engineers' Association in the Eastern States. Deceased held high office in Masonic circles, being representative of American Grand Lodges In WA. He left a wife and grown-up family of five sons and one daughter to mourn their loss. https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/58409170
Henry (Harry) Adolf Friedrich Heinrich Bader
Mine Winding Engine Operator Certificate for Henry FA Bader 3 Feb 1866
Marriage Record
Henry AF Bader and Jane Matilda Marshall Headstone
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