Info furnished by Richard H. L. Chinchester III
Berea list his date of burial as 1 December 1893.
A picture of Dr. Carl Friedrich Paulus and wife Louisa is located in the Paulus file at the Baldwin-Wallace College Historian's House. On the back of the photo the following is written: "Dr. Carl Friedrich Paulus born at Salon bei Lugwigsburg Germany July 27 1843 and died at Berea Ohio Nov 1893 and his wife Louise Emilie Gärtner, born Bremen Germany 1849 and died of child birth fever with the birth of her first child at Berea Ohio 1876 probably about the end of September or early in October- They had met while Dr Paulus was teachign at a theological school in Bremen. Before he came to America in 1871. In 1875 Louise came to America where she was met in New York by Dr Paulus and they were married. This is probably their wedding picture."
The 1 December 1893 Berea Advertiser ran the obituary of Dr. Paulus: Death's Doings C.F. Paulus! Death of a Distinguished German Theologian Rev. C.F. Paulus, D.D. died Wednesday evening, November 29,1893 after an illness of about six months during which he had suffered two strokes of paralysis. In his death German Methodism loses one of its strongest theologians, and the College suffers the loss of an eminent scholar and divine whose chair will be hard to fill. He was born on Salon by Ludwigsburg, Koenigrich, Wurtenberg, June 26, 1843 and was educated at Burg, Salon, Baden and Halle. He has served the College since 1874 filling the chair of Theology with eminent ability and signal success. He was dearly beloved by all who knew him. He leaves a wife and two daughters. The funeral services occur this Friday p.m. 2 o'clock- College Chapel- conducted by Rev. Dr. H. Liebbart of Cincinnati."
Berea list his date of burial as 1 December 1893.
A picture of Dr. Carl Friedrich Paulus and wife Louisa is located in the Paulus file at the Baldwin-Wallace College Historian's House. On the back of the photo the following is written: "Dr. Carl Friedrich Paulus born at Salon bei Lugwigsburg Germany July 27 1843 and died at Berea Ohio Nov 1893 and his wife Louise Emilie Gärtner, born Bremen Germany 1849 and died of child birth fever with the birth of her first child at Berea Ohio 1876 probably about the end of September or early in October- They had met while Dr Paulus was teachign at a theological school in Bremen. Before he came to America in 1871. In 1875 Louise came to America where she was met in New York by Dr Paulus and they were married. This is probably their wedding picture."
The 1 December 1893 Berea Advertiser ran the obituary of Dr. Paulus: Death's Doings C.F. Paulus! Death of a Distinguished German Theologian Rev. C.F. Paulus, D.D. died Wednesday evening, November 29,1893 after an illness of about six months during which he had suffered two strokes of paralysis. In his death German Methodism loses one of its strongest theologians, and the College suffers the loss of an eminent scholar and divine whose chair will be hard to fill. He was born on Salon by Ludwigsburg, Koenigrich, Wurtenberg, June 26, 1843 and was educated at Burg, Salon, Baden and Halle. He has served the College since 1874 filling the chair of Theology with eminent ability and signal success. He was dearly beloved by all who knew him. He leaves a wife and two daughters. The funeral services occur this Friday p.m. 2 o'clock- College Chapel- conducted by Rev. Dr. H. Liebbart of Cincinnati."
Info furnished by Richard H. L. Chinchester III
Berea list his date of burial as 1 December 1893.
A picture of Dr. Carl Friedrich Paulus and wife Louisa is located in the Paulus file at the Baldwin-Wallace College Historian's House. On the back of the photo the following is written: "Dr. Carl Friedrich Paulus born at Salon bei Lugwigsburg Germany July 27 1843 and died at Berea Ohio Nov 1893 and his wife Louise Emilie Gärtner, born Bremen Germany 1849 and died of child birth fever with the birth of her first child at Berea Ohio 1876 probably about the end of September or early in October- They had met while Dr Paulus was teachign at a theological school in Bremen. Before he came to America in 1871. In 1875 Louise came to America where she was met in New York by Dr Paulus and they were married. This is probably their wedding picture."
The 1 December 1893 Berea Advertiser ran the obituary of Dr. Paulus: Death's Doings C.F. Paulus! Death of a Distinguished German Theologian Rev. C.F. Paulus, D.D. died Wednesday evening, November 29,1893 after an illness of about six months during which he had suffered two strokes of paralysis. In his death German Methodism loses one of its strongest theologians, and the College suffers the loss of an eminent scholar and divine whose chair will be hard to fill. He was born on Salon by Ludwigsburg, Koenigrich, Wurtenberg, June 26, 1843 and was educated at Burg, Salon, Baden and Halle. He has served the College since 1874 filling the chair of Theology with eminent ability and signal success. He was dearly beloved by all who knew him. He leaves a wife and two daughters. The funeral services occur this Friday p.m. 2 o'clock- College Chapel- conducted by Rev. Dr. H. Liebbart of Cincinnati."
Berea list his date of burial as 1 December 1893.
A picture of Dr. Carl Friedrich Paulus and wife Louisa is located in the Paulus file at the Baldwin-Wallace College Historian's House. On the back of the photo the following is written: "Dr. Carl Friedrich Paulus born at Salon bei Lugwigsburg Germany July 27 1843 and died at Berea Ohio Nov 1893 and his wife Louise Emilie Gärtner, born Bremen Germany 1849 and died of child birth fever with the birth of her first child at Berea Ohio 1876 probably about the end of September or early in October- They had met while Dr Paulus was teachign at a theological school in Bremen. Before he came to America in 1871. In 1875 Louise came to America where she was met in New York by Dr Paulus and they were married. This is probably their wedding picture."
The 1 December 1893 Berea Advertiser ran the obituary of Dr. Paulus: Death's Doings C.F. Paulus! Death of a Distinguished German Theologian Rev. C.F. Paulus, D.D. died Wednesday evening, November 29,1893 after an illness of about six months during which he had suffered two strokes of paralysis. In his death German Methodism loses one of its strongest theologians, and the College suffers the loss of an eminent scholar and divine whose chair will be hard to fill. He was born on Salon by Ludwigsburg, Koenigrich, Wurtenberg, June 26, 1843 and was educated at Burg, Salon, Baden and Halle. He has served the College since 1874 filling the chair of Theology with eminent ability and signal success. He was dearly beloved by all who knew him. He leaves a wife and two daughters. The funeral services occur this Friday p.m. 2 o'clock- College Chapel- conducted by Rev. Dr. H. Liebbart of Cincinnati."
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