I didn't see a name written on the picture of the tombstone, just "Daughter of R. H. & Adella Habenicht." According to the obituary of Ida Adella Habenicht published in The Sumner Gazette on March 30, 1933, "Her son, Herald Habenicht accompanied the body to Sumner where she was laid to rest beside her baby, Roberta." The same obituary names the three children who predeceased her Judson, Roberta, and Lyria so the name must be one of these. But Robert H Habenicht's passport application in 1909 lists five living children including Judson born in 1892 and Liria born in 1901 so this has to be Roberta.
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I didn't see a name written on the picture of the tombstone, just "Daughter of R. H. & Adella Habenicht." According to the obituary of Ida Adella Habenicht published in The Sumner Gazette on March 30, 1933, "Her son, Herald Habenicht accompanied the body to Sumner where she was laid to rest beside her baby, Roberta." The same obituary names the three children who predeceased her Judson, Roberta, and Lyria so the name must be one of these. But Robert H Habenicht's passport application in 1909 lists five living children including Judson born in 1892 and Liria born in 1901 so this has to be Roberta.
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