John Lange was born in Poland. He immigrated to the United States in either 1871 or 1873. He married Antoinette Szepanski on 14 Jan 1896. Their children included Walter (1897-1977), John (1899-?), Gertrude (1899-1983), Henry (1904-1992), Agnes (1906-1986), Oliver (1908-1980), and Irene (1911-1965).
John passed away at the Chicago Fresh Air Hospital from Tuberculosis. He was buried at St Adalberts on 5 Dec 1913. Jacob Ewald was the undertaker.
He is buried in Section 40 of the cemetery and there is no headstone. Based on discussions with the cemetery, I learned that his grave was a 25 year rent-a-grave and that someone would have been buried above him after 25 years and that no headstone would remain for him.
John passed away at the Chicago Fresh Air Hospital from Tuberculosis. He was buried at St Adalberts on 5 Dec 1913. Jacob Ewald was the undertaker.
He is buried in Section 40 of the cemetery and there is no headstone. Based on discussions with the cemetery, I learned that his grave was a 25 year rent-a-grave and that someone would have been buried above him after 25 years and that no headstone would remain for him.
John Lange was born in Poland. He immigrated to the United States in either 1871 or 1873. He married Antoinette Szepanski on 14 Jan 1896. Their children included Walter (1897-1977), John (1899-?), Gertrude (1899-1983), Henry (1904-1992), Agnes (1906-1986), Oliver (1908-1980), and Irene (1911-1965).
John passed away at the Chicago Fresh Air Hospital from Tuberculosis. He was buried at St Adalberts on 5 Dec 1913. Jacob Ewald was the undertaker.
He is buried in Section 40 of the cemetery and there is no headstone. Based on discussions with the cemetery, I learned that his grave was a 25 year rent-a-grave and that someone would have been buried above him after 25 years and that no headstone would remain for him.
John passed away at the Chicago Fresh Air Hospital from Tuberculosis. He was buried at St Adalberts on 5 Dec 1913. Jacob Ewald was the undertaker.
He is buried in Section 40 of the cemetery and there is no headstone. Based on discussions with the cemetery, I learned that his grave was a 25 year rent-a-grave and that someone would have been buried above him after 25 years and that no headstone would remain for him.
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