The only daughter of Albert Schulze and Julia Funk, Dorothy lived with her family in Brussels, Calhoun County, Illinois. Her father was a farmer.
When Dorothy became seriously ill in 1904, she was moved to 1251a Delaware Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri. She died there 2 weeks later.
Dorothy's cause of death was attributed to "malignant scarlet fever," according to her Missouri death certificate. She was 4 years, 4 months and 26 days old when she passed away.
Dorothy's 7-year-old brother, Herbert, died 5 days earlier of "malignant scarlet fever" at the same place in St. Louis as her.
Dorothy's sibling:
Herbert A. Schulze
Note: Dorothy's Missouri death certificate and the 1910 census both give her middle initial as N. However, her stone is engraved with the middle initial M.
When Dorothy became seriously ill in 1904, she was moved to 1251a Delaware Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri. She died there 2 weeks later.
Dorothy's cause of death was attributed to "malignant scarlet fever," according to her Missouri death certificate. She was 4 years, 4 months and 26 days old when she passed away.
Dorothy's 7-year-old brother, Herbert, died 5 days earlier of "malignant scarlet fever" at the same place in St. Louis as her.
Dorothy's sibling:
Herbert A. Schulze
Note: Dorothy's Missouri death certificate and the 1910 census both give her middle initial as N. However, her stone is engraved with the middle initial M.
The only daughter of Albert Schulze and Julia Funk, Dorothy lived with her family in Brussels, Calhoun County, Illinois. Her father was a farmer.
When Dorothy became seriously ill in 1904, she was moved to 1251a Delaware Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri. She died there 2 weeks later.
Dorothy's cause of death was attributed to "malignant scarlet fever," according to her Missouri death certificate. She was 4 years, 4 months and 26 days old when she passed away.
Dorothy's 7-year-old brother, Herbert, died 5 days earlier of "malignant scarlet fever" at the same place in St. Louis as her.
Dorothy's sibling:
Herbert A. Schulze
Note: Dorothy's Missouri death certificate and the 1910 census both give her middle initial as N. However, her stone is engraved with the middle initial M.
When Dorothy became seriously ill in 1904, she was moved to 1251a Delaware Avenue in St. Louis, Missouri. She died there 2 weeks later.
Dorothy's cause of death was attributed to "malignant scarlet fever," according to her Missouri death certificate. She was 4 years, 4 months and 26 days old when she passed away.
Dorothy's 7-year-old brother, Herbert, died 5 days earlier of "malignant scarlet fever" at the same place in St. Louis as her.
Dorothy's sibling:
Herbert A. Schulze
Note: Dorothy's Missouri death certificate and the 1910 census both give her middle initial as N. However, her stone is engraved with the middle initial M.
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