Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Orchard Park, NY. Section M, Lot 12. She was first buried at Concordia Cemetery on Walden Ave. Buffalo, NY in the St. Peter's German Evangelical Lutheran Church section and moved to Woodlawn Cemetery in Orchard Park NY on Oct 14, 1932 after her husband Rudolph died and was buried there. She was listed at Concordia Cemetery record on Page 68 as Julia Didrich.
Buffalo Express morning edition dated Sunday, Feb 8/6, 1910 states: "Mrs. Dietrich, stricken on Street, dies in Hospital" Mrs. Julia Dietrich who was taken to the Emergency Hospital on Friday afternoon suffering from stroke apolexy, died last night. Dr. Hurland, deputy medical examiner turned the body over to relatives in Orchard Park. Some difficulty was had in finding the woman's family. She was stricken in a store in Seneca St. and it was many hours before her identity was established.
Buffalo Express morning edition dated Sunday, Feb 8/6, 1910 states: "Mrs. Dietrich, stricken on Street, dies in Hospital" Mrs. Julia Dietrich who was taken to the Emergency Hospital on Friday afternoon suffering from stroke apolexy, died last night. Dr. Hurland, deputy medical examiner turned the body over to relatives in Orchard Park. Some difficulty was had in finding the woman's family. She was stricken in a store in Seneca St. and it was many hours before her identity was established.
Buried in Woodlawn Cemetery, Orchard Park, NY. Section M, Lot 12. She was first buried at Concordia Cemetery on Walden Ave. Buffalo, NY in the St. Peter's German Evangelical Lutheran Church section and moved to Woodlawn Cemetery in Orchard Park NY on Oct 14, 1932 after her husband Rudolph died and was buried there. She was listed at Concordia Cemetery record on Page 68 as Julia Didrich.
Buffalo Express morning edition dated Sunday, Feb 8/6, 1910 states: "Mrs. Dietrich, stricken on Street, dies in Hospital" Mrs. Julia Dietrich who was taken to the Emergency Hospital on Friday afternoon suffering from stroke apolexy, died last night. Dr. Hurland, deputy medical examiner turned the body over to relatives in Orchard Park. Some difficulty was had in finding the woman's family. She was stricken in a store in Seneca St. and it was many hours before her identity was established.
Buffalo Express morning edition dated Sunday, Feb 8/6, 1910 states: "Mrs. Dietrich, stricken on Street, dies in Hospital" Mrs. Julia Dietrich who was taken to the Emergency Hospital on Friday afternoon suffering from stroke apolexy, died last night. Dr. Hurland, deputy medical examiner turned the body over to relatives in Orchard Park. Some difficulty was had in finding the woman's family. She was stricken in a store in Seneca St. and it was many hours before her identity was established.
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