Lydia was born the daughter of Rev. Leonhard Emmert and Susan Lydia Yahn Emmert. Her siblings were: Susan Victoria, Clara Katherine, Amelia Sophia, Sophia Leonore, Harrison and Anna Louella.
The following obituary was found in a Oshkosh, Wisconsin newspaper dated December 23, 1901:
Word has been received here of the death of Miss Lydia Leonora Emmert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.F. Emmert of Racine, and formerly of this city. Miss Emmert resided in Oshkosh nearly all her life until 1899, and was a graduate of the Oshkosh High School in 1897. She was class poet of the class. After graduation she attended the Normal School, graduating from that institution in 1899. That year her family removed to Racine, where they resided up to this time. Miss Emmert was sick but four days, and her death was due to pneumonia. She was twenty-two years and nine months old. The funeral will be held on Christmas Day at 12:30 o'clock at Racine, and the burial will occur at Zion Church near Helenville, Wis., on Thursday, December 26, at noon. Miss Emmert was a young lady who made a great many friends, and she has a number of friends in Oshkosh who will be deeply pained to learn of her death.
The following obituary was found in a Oshkosh, Wisconsin newspaper dated December 23, 1901:
Word has been received here of the death of Miss Lydia Leonora Emmert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.F. Emmert of Racine, and formerly of this city. Miss Emmert resided in Oshkosh nearly all her life until 1899, and was a graduate of the Oshkosh High School in 1897. She was class poet of the class. After graduation she attended the Normal School, graduating from that institution in 1899. That year her family removed to Racine, where they resided up to this time. Miss Emmert was sick but four days, and her death was due to pneumonia. She was twenty-two years and nine months old. The funeral will be held on Christmas Day at 12:30 o'clock at Racine, and the burial will occur at Zion Church near Helenville, Wis., on Thursday, December 26, at noon. Miss Emmert was a young lady who made a great many friends, and she has a number of friends in Oshkosh who will be deeply pained to learn of her death.
Lydia was born the daughter of Rev. Leonhard Emmert and Susan Lydia Yahn Emmert. Her siblings were: Susan Victoria, Clara Katherine, Amelia Sophia, Sophia Leonore, Harrison and Anna Louella.
The following obituary was found in a Oshkosh, Wisconsin newspaper dated December 23, 1901:
Word has been received here of the death of Miss Lydia Leonora Emmert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.F. Emmert of Racine, and formerly of this city. Miss Emmert resided in Oshkosh nearly all her life until 1899, and was a graduate of the Oshkosh High School in 1897. She was class poet of the class. After graduation she attended the Normal School, graduating from that institution in 1899. That year her family removed to Racine, where they resided up to this time. Miss Emmert was sick but four days, and her death was due to pneumonia. She was twenty-two years and nine months old. The funeral will be held on Christmas Day at 12:30 o'clock at Racine, and the burial will occur at Zion Church near Helenville, Wis., on Thursday, December 26, at noon. Miss Emmert was a young lady who made a great many friends, and she has a number of friends in Oshkosh who will be deeply pained to learn of her death.
The following obituary was found in a Oshkosh, Wisconsin newspaper dated December 23, 1901:
Word has been received here of the death of Miss Lydia Leonora Emmert, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.F. Emmert of Racine, and formerly of this city. Miss Emmert resided in Oshkosh nearly all her life until 1899, and was a graduate of the Oshkosh High School in 1897. She was class poet of the class. After graduation she attended the Normal School, graduating from that institution in 1899. That year her family removed to Racine, where they resided up to this time. Miss Emmert was sick but four days, and her death was due to pneumonia. She was twenty-two years and nine months old. The funeral will be held on Christmas Day at 12:30 o'clock at Racine, and the burial will occur at Zion Church near Helenville, Wis., on Thursday, December 26, at noon. Miss Emmert was a young lady who made a great many friends, and she has a number of friends in Oshkosh who will be deeply pained to learn of her death.
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