Helena MOZUCH TRAWITZKE (TRAWICKI) was buried in the St. Mary Magdalene Cemetery in Omaha with a priest from the Immaculate Conception Church officiating. The cemetery register lists her as age of 57-years & 14-days. Thus the birth date of January 6, 1843. Census records indicated her birth date as 1842. The grave headstone shows her first name as "Helena". The cemetery records show it as "Paulena". Census records show it as "Lena". My records have gone with the tombstone inscription.
From the Douglas County death recordings, Lena Trawitzka was 56 when she died. She was a white German wife who lived at 2518 S. 25th Street in Omaha. The cause of death was listed as gen. debility and she died on 20 January 1900. The attending physician was Doctor Luclle (?) and burial was in the German Catholic Cemetery (now know as the Mary Magdalene Cemetery) in Omaha on 21 January 1900.
From the Douglas County death recordings, Lena Trawitzka was 56 when she died. She was a white German wife who lived at 2518 S. 25th Street in Omaha. The cause of death was listed as gen. debility and she died on 20 January 1900. The attending physician was Doctor Luclle (?) and burial was in the German Catholic Cemetery (now know as the Mary Magdalene Cemetery) in Omaha on 21 January 1900.
Helena MOZUCH TRAWITZKE (TRAWICKI) was buried in the St. Mary Magdalene Cemetery in Omaha with a priest from the Immaculate Conception Church officiating. The cemetery register lists her as age of 57-years & 14-days. Thus the birth date of January 6, 1843. Census records indicated her birth date as 1842. The grave headstone shows her first name as "Helena". The cemetery records show it as "Paulena". Census records show it as "Lena". My records have gone with the tombstone inscription.
From the Douglas County death recordings, Lena Trawitzka was 56 when she died. She was a white German wife who lived at 2518 S. 25th Street in Omaha. The cause of death was listed as gen. debility and she died on 20 January 1900. The attending physician was Doctor Luclle (?) and burial was in the German Catholic Cemetery (now know as the Mary Magdalene Cemetery) in Omaha on 21 January 1900.
From the Douglas County death recordings, Lena Trawitzka was 56 when she died. She was a white German wife who lived at 2518 S. 25th Street in Omaha. The cause of death was listed as gen. debility and she died on 20 January 1900. The attending physician was Doctor Luclle (?) and burial was in the German Catholic Cemetery (now know as the Mary Magdalene Cemetery) in Omaha on 21 January 1900.
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