Der Deutsche Correspondent, Baltimore, Md. 4-2-1895 (translated):
Died. After a long and severe illness, Mrs. Elise Lohmeyer, born Mölich, the wife of Mr. Wilhelm H. Lohmeyer, of 734 North Carrollton Avenue, departed yesterday from her mortal life. Mrs. Lohmeyer was born on June 2, 1840 in Bendorf on the Rhein, Germany, and came to America at a young age and married here. The deceased was a very capable business woman, a loving wife and mother, who never missed an opportunity to do good when it was appropriate. Aside from her husband, she leaves four sons and four daughters. Three of the children are married. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at Loudon Park Cemetery.
[Mölich could be written in English as Molich or Moelich].
Contributor:
John Stoutimore
Died. After a long and severe illness, Mrs. Elise Lohmeyer, born Mölich, the wife of Mr. Wilhelm H. Lohmeyer, of 734 North Carrollton Avenue, departed yesterday from her mortal life. Mrs. Lohmeyer was born on June 2, 1840 in Bendorf on the Rhein, Germany, and came to America at a young age and married here. The deceased was a very capable business woman, a loving wife and mother, who never missed an opportunity to do good when it was appropriate. Aside from her husband, she leaves four sons and four daughters. Three of the children are married. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at Loudon Park Cemetery.
[Mölich could be written in English as Molich or Moelich].
Contributor:
John Stoutimore
Der Deutsche Correspondent, Baltimore, Md. 4-2-1895 (translated):
Died. After a long and severe illness, Mrs. Elise Lohmeyer, born Mölich, the wife of Mr. Wilhelm H. Lohmeyer, of 734 North Carrollton Avenue, departed yesterday from her mortal life. Mrs. Lohmeyer was born on June 2, 1840 in Bendorf on the Rhein, Germany, and came to America at a young age and married here. The deceased was a very capable business woman, a loving wife and mother, who never missed an opportunity to do good when it was appropriate. Aside from her husband, she leaves four sons and four daughters. Three of the children are married. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at Loudon Park Cemetery.
[Mölich could be written in English as Molich or Moelich].
Contributor:
John Stoutimore
Died. After a long and severe illness, Mrs. Elise Lohmeyer, born Mölich, the wife of Mr. Wilhelm H. Lohmeyer, of 734 North Carrollton Avenue, departed yesterday from her mortal life. Mrs. Lohmeyer was born on June 2, 1840 in Bendorf on the Rhein, Germany, and came to America at a young age and married here. The deceased was a very capable business woman, a loving wife and mother, who never missed an opportunity to do good when it was appropriate. Aside from her husband, she leaves four sons and four daughters. Three of the children are married. The funeral will take place tomorrow afternoon at Loudon Park Cemetery.
[Mölich could be written in English as Molich or Moelich].
Contributor:
John Stoutimore
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