Caroline was born in Borntuchen, a village in Kreis Bütow in Prussia, near the border with Poland. She died there on July 27, 1879 at the age of 49.
Her death was noted in the records of the village of Morgenstern, where the family attended church. She was probably buried in the Evangelical Lutheran cemetery in Morgenstern, now Jutrzenka, Poland.
After the Second World War, the area became part of Soviet-dominated Poland. A formal period of eradicating everything German led to the destruction of most cemeteries.
Caroline was born in Borntuchen, a village in Kreis Bütow in Prussia, near the border with Poland. She died there on July 27, 1879 at the age of 49.
Her death was noted in the records of the village of Morgenstern, where the family attended church. She was probably buried in the Evangelical Lutheran cemetery in Morgenstern, now Jutrzenka, Poland.
After the Second World War, the area became part of Soviet-dominated Poland. A formal period of eradicating everything German led to the destruction of most cemeteries.
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