Born to Robert and Lena (Millertz) Brill, Lydia was known to her grandchildren for her strong Catholic and German heritage and mindset. She married William John Pahnke on 3 Aug, 1907. She and William had 7 children.
When her husband's employer, Union Camp, moved the family from Wisconsin, then briefly to Texas, and finally to Savannah, Georgia, they moved with the youngest two of their seven children, leaving their adult children behind while they made a new way of life. Lydia settled in Savannah the remaining years of the couple's lives.
When her husband's employer, Union Camp, moved the family from Wisconsin, then briefly to Texas, and finally to Savannah, Georgia, they moved with the youngest two of their seven children, leaving their adult children behind while they made a new way of life. Lydia settled in Savannah the remaining years of the couple's lives.
Born to Robert and Lena (Millertz) Brill, Lydia was known to her grandchildren for her strong Catholic and German heritage and mindset. She married William John Pahnke on 3 Aug, 1907. She and William had 7 children.
When her husband's employer, Union Camp, moved the family from Wisconsin, then briefly to Texas, and finally to Savannah, Georgia, they moved with the youngest two of their seven children, leaving their adult children behind while they made a new way of life. Lydia settled in Savannah the remaining years of the couple's lives.
When her husband's employer, Union Camp, moved the family from Wisconsin, then briefly to Texas, and finally to Savannah, Georgia, they moved with the youngest two of their seven children, leaving their adult children behind while they made a new way of life. Lydia settled in Savannah the remaining years of the couple's lives.
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