WEDNESDAY
Died on the 14th instant infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Schultz on east Chicago street. The funeral services took place at the house on Monday at 10 1/2 a. m., conducted by Elder Riley of the Baptist church, after which the burial was in the old city cemetery.
Source: Porter County Vidette, Valparaiso, Porter County, Indiana; September 18, 1884; Volume 28, Number 38, Page 5, Column 5.
Died on the 14th instant infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Schultz on east Chicago street. The funeral services took place at the house on Monday at 10 1/2 a. m., conducted by Elder Riley of the Baptist church, after which the burial was in the old city cemetery.
Source: Porter County Vidette, Valparaiso, Porter County, Indiana; September 18, 1884; Volume 28, Number 38, Page 5, Column 5.
WEDNESDAY
Died on the 14th instant infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Schultz on east Chicago street. The funeral services took place at the house on Monday at 10 1/2 a. m., conducted by Elder Riley of the Baptist church, after which the burial was in the old city cemetery.
Source: Porter County Vidette, Valparaiso, Porter County, Indiana; September 18, 1884; Volume 28, Number 38, Page 5, Column 5.
Died on the 14th instant infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Schultz on east Chicago street. The funeral services took place at the house on Monday at 10 1/2 a. m., conducted by Elder Riley of the Baptist church, after which the burial was in the old city cemetery.
Source: Porter County Vidette, Valparaiso, Porter County, Indiana; September 18, 1884; Volume 28, Number 38, Page 5, Column 5.
Gravesite Details
No tombstone is known to mark the burial site of infant Schultz in the Old City Cemetery in Valparaiso. Alternatively, the Schultz tombstone may have been removed or is hidden under turf.
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