Naturalized US citizen in 1849. Mother of William D., Jr.; John Henry; and Mary Elizabeth. This plot is shared with members of Mrs. Fricke's family, the Wetyens (also spelled Wetjen). Curiously, there are no grave markers for Mrs. Fricke, her husband, or their son William -- nor is there any indication that ever were any markers. Last time I visited the plot, there were small stones placed along the rims of the Wetyen monument, as well as the remains of what looked like a yahrzeit candle.
Naturalized US citizen in 1849. Mother of William D., Jr.; John Henry; and Mary Elizabeth. This plot is shared with members of Mrs. Fricke's family, the Wetyens (also spelled Wetjen). Curiously, there are no grave markers for Mrs. Fricke, her husband, or their son William -- nor is there any indication that ever were any markers. Last time I visited the plot, there were small stones placed along the rims of the Wetyen monument, as well as the remains of what looked like a yahrzeit candle.
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