Married: May 22, 1845, MERRITT BUCKINGHAM ATWATER
Four children:
1. Emma Josephine ATWATER
1846 – 1865
2. Irene Eliza ATWATER
1849 – 1865
3. William Clarence ATWATER
1857 – 1935
4. Charlotte Rowena "Lotta" ATWATER
1866 – 1955
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The Evening Star (Washington, D.C.) April 25, 1899 page 5
Mrs. Charlotte Atwater, widow of Capt. M.B. Atwater, died yesterday in this city, aged seventy-five years.
The deceased came to Washington from Wausau, Wis., with Mr. Pradt’s family in October, 1897, making her home with them. Her husband, after settling up his extensive business interests in the west, joined them two months later. Captain Atwater died in February following his arrival in this city. Since his death Mrs. Atwater had been continuously in ill health, and during the sever blizzard which recently visited Washington she contracted a cold which culminated in a severe shock to her nervous system and resulted in her death.
She leaves two children, the elder of who is William C. Atwater, a broker of Chicago, and the other the wife of Assistant Attorney General Pradt. She will be buried by the side of her husband at Arlington.
Four children:
1. Emma Josephine ATWATER
1846 – 1865
2. Irene Eliza ATWATER
1849 – 1865
3. William Clarence ATWATER
1857 – 1935
4. Charlotte Rowena "Lotta" ATWATER
1866 – 1955
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The Evening Star (Washington, D.C.) April 25, 1899 page 5
Mrs. Charlotte Atwater, widow of Capt. M.B. Atwater, died yesterday in this city, aged seventy-five years.
The deceased came to Washington from Wausau, Wis., with Mr. Pradt’s family in October, 1897, making her home with them. Her husband, after settling up his extensive business interests in the west, joined them two months later. Captain Atwater died in February following his arrival in this city. Since his death Mrs. Atwater had been continuously in ill health, and during the sever blizzard which recently visited Washington she contracted a cold which culminated in a severe shock to her nervous system and resulted in her death.
She leaves two children, the elder of who is William C. Atwater, a broker of Chicago, and the other the wife of Assistant Attorney General Pradt. She will be buried by the side of her husband at Arlington.
Married: May 22, 1845, MERRITT BUCKINGHAM ATWATER
Four children:
1. Emma Josephine ATWATER
1846 – 1865
2. Irene Eliza ATWATER
1849 – 1865
3. William Clarence ATWATER
1857 – 1935
4. Charlotte Rowena "Lotta" ATWATER
1866 – 1955
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The Evening Star (Washington, D.C.) April 25, 1899 page 5
Mrs. Charlotte Atwater, widow of Capt. M.B. Atwater, died yesterday in this city, aged seventy-five years.
The deceased came to Washington from Wausau, Wis., with Mr. Pradt’s family in October, 1897, making her home with them. Her husband, after settling up his extensive business interests in the west, joined them two months later. Captain Atwater died in February following his arrival in this city. Since his death Mrs. Atwater had been continuously in ill health, and during the sever blizzard which recently visited Washington she contracted a cold which culminated in a severe shock to her nervous system and resulted in her death.
She leaves two children, the elder of who is William C. Atwater, a broker of Chicago, and the other the wife of Assistant Attorney General Pradt. She will be buried by the side of her husband at Arlington.
Four children:
1. Emma Josephine ATWATER
1846 – 1865
2. Irene Eliza ATWATER
1849 – 1865
3. William Clarence ATWATER
1857 – 1935
4. Charlotte Rowena "Lotta" ATWATER
1866 – 1955
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The Evening Star (Washington, D.C.) April 25, 1899 page 5
Mrs. Charlotte Atwater, widow of Capt. M.B. Atwater, died yesterday in this city, aged seventy-five years.
The deceased came to Washington from Wausau, Wis., with Mr. Pradt’s family in October, 1897, making her home with them. Her husband, after settling up his extensive business interests in the west, joined them two months later. Captain Atwater died in February following his arrival in this city. Since his death Mrs. Atwater had been continuously in ill health, and during the sever blizzard which recently visited Washington she contracted a cold which culminated in a severe shock to her nervous system and resulted in her death.
She leaves two children, the elder of who is William C. Atwater, a broker of Chicago, and the other the wife of Assistant Attorney General Pradt. She will be buried by the side of her husband at Arlington.
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Buried April 26, 1899
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