Daughter of Frank and Mary Platz.
Aged 18 years.
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The Reading Eagle Newspaper carried a brief obituary March 10, 1893, page 1/4. As follows:
Katie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Platz died of typhoid fever at 11 am after an illness of 2 weeks. Her age was 18 years. Deceased was employed at Nolde & Co. Hosiery factory and was a member of St. Paul's Catholic Church. She was an estimable young lady and well liked. John, Mamie, Charles, Emma, Lizzie, and Helen are surviving brothers and sisters.
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Aged 18 years.
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The Reading Eagle Newspaper carried a brief obituary March 10, 1893, page 1/4. As follows:
Katie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Platz died of typhoid fever at 11 am after an illness of 2 weeks. Her age was 18 years. Deceased was employed at Nolde & Co. Hosiery factory and was a member of St. Paul's Catholic Church. She was an estimable young lady and well liked. John, Mamie, Charles, Emma, Lizzie, and Helen are surviving brothers and sisters.
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Daughter of Frank and Mary Platz.
Aged 18 years.
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The Reading Eagle Newspaper carried a brief obituary March 10, 1893, page 1/4. As follows:
Katie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Platz died of typhoid fever at 11 am after an illness of 2 weeks. Her age was 18 years. Deceased was employed at Nolde & Co. Hosiery factory and was a member of St. Paul's Catholic Church. She was an estimable young lady and well liked. John, Mamie, Charles, Emma, Lizzie, and Helen are surviving brothers and sisters.
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Aged 18 years.
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The Reading Eagle Newspaper carried a brief obituary March 10, 1893, page 1/4. As follows:
Katie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Platz died of typhoid fever at 11 am after an illness of 2 weeks. Her age was 18 years. Deceased was employed at Nolde & Co. Hosiery factory and was a member of St. Paul's Catholic Church. She was an estimable young lady and well liked. John, Mamie, Charles, Emma, Lizzie, and Helen are surviving brothers and sisters.
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Assumed to be buried with her parents in Gethsemane.
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