Found in The State 11 September 1906: BERG-The friends and acquaintances of MRS. CAROLINA M. BERG and family are invited to attend her funeral services at Ebenezer Lutheran church THIS (Tuesday) AFTERNOON at 6:15 o'clock. Interment in Elmwood cemetery.
Also found in the same paper: Mrs. Carolina M. Berg, the widow of the late Mr. G. T. Berg, died yesterday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at her home 1912 Park street. She was 69 years of age and had resided in Columbia nearly all her life. For several months she had been in declining health and being of a frail constitution was unable to cope with her disease. Mrs. Berg was a daughter of Washington Muller, well known in education circles in his day. He was at one time a member of the faculty of the Lexington Institute and late of the Columbia Female academy. Her husband, who was at one time a prominent architect in Columbia, died about one year ago. She was confirmed in the Lutheran church in Charleston by the late Rev. Dr. Bachman. When she removed to Columbia she identified herself with Ebenezer Lutheran church and was always an intelligent, faithful and consecrated member. Mrs. Berg is survived by six children: John, Arthur, Richard, Oscar and Misses Clara and Helen Berg, all of who reside in this city. Those who will act as pallbearers are: Messrs. W. F. Stieglitz, A. H. Bull, F. W. Seegers, Martin Stork, Henry Cathcart and R. S. Bollinger.
This person is not listed in the Elmwood Cemetery books, therefore, square and plot number are unknown. Three of her children are buried together. It is possible that she is buried with them in an unmarked grave.
She can be found on the 1850 US Census for Columbia, Richland, SC at age 14 living with Washington, 42, Elizabeth, 33, John, 15, Samuel, 12, Francis, 9, William, 6, Elizabeth, 5, Charlotte, 4, Anna M., 2, and Harriet, 0.
Regarding her mother: found in the book, Record of Deaths in Columbia, South Carolina and elsewhere as recorded by John Glass 1859-1877, by Brent Howard Holcomb 1986, page 103: Mrs. Muller, wife of Washington Muller, died in Col'a So. Ca. July 19, 1869. Mrs. Muller was a lady of exemplary character...
The estimated year of birth used for this memorial comes from census records.
Also found in the same paper: Mrs. Carolina M. Berg, the widow of the late Mr. G. T. Berg, died yesterday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at her home 1912 Park street. She was 69 years of age and had resided in Columbia nearly all her life. For several months she had been in declining health and being of a frail constitution was unable to cope with her disease. Mrs. Berg was a daughter of Washington Muller, well known in education circles in his day. He was at one time a member of the faculty of the Lexington Institute and late of the Columbia Female academy. Her husband, who was at one time a prominent architect in Columbia, died about one year ago. She was confirmed in the Lutheran church in Charleston by the late Rev. Dr. Bachman. When she removed to Columbia she identified herself with Ebenezer Lutheran church and was always an intelligent, faithful and consecrated member. Mrs. Berg is survived by six children: John, Arthur, Richard, Oscar and Misses Clara and Helen Berg, all of who reside in this city. Those who will act as pallbearers are: Messrs. W. F. Stieglitz, A. H. Bull, F. W. Seegers, Martin Stork, Henry Cathcart and R. S. Bollinger.
This person is not listed in the Elmwood Cemetery books, therefore, square and plot number are unknown. Three of her children are buried together. It is possible that she is buried with them in an unmarked grave.
She can be found on the 1850 US Census for Columbia, Richland, SC at age 14 living with Washington, 42, Elizabeth, 33, John, 15, Samuel, 12, Francis, 9, William, 6, Elizabeth, 5, Charlotte, 4, Anna M., 2, and Harriet, 0.
Regarding her mother: found in the book, Record of Deaths in Columbia, South Carolina and elsewhere as recorded by John Glass 1859-1877, by Brent Howard Holcomb 1986, page 103: Mrs. Muller, wife of Washington Muller, died in Col'a So. Ca. July 19, 1869. Mrs. Muller was a lady of exemplary character...
The estimated year of birth used for this memorial comes from census records.
Found in The State 11 September 1906: BERG-The friends and acquaintances of MRS. CAROLINA M. BERG and family are invited to attend her funeral services at Ebenezer Lutheran church THIS (Tuesday) AFTERNOON at 6:15 o'clock. Interment in Elmwood cemetery.
Also found in the same paper: Mrs. Carolina M. Berg, the widow of the late Mr. G. T. Berg, died yesterday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at her home 1912 Park street. She was 69 years of age and had resided in Columbia nearly all her life. For several months she had been in declining health and being of a frail constitution was unable to cope with her disease. Mrs. Berg was a daughter of Washington Muller, well known in education circles in his day. He was at one time a member of the faculty of the Lexington Institute and late of the Columbia Female academy. Her husband, who was at one time a prominent architect in Columbia, died about one year ago. She was confirmed in the Lutheran church in Charleston by the late Rev. Dr. Bachman. When she removed to Columbia she identified herself with Ebenezer Lutheran church and was always an intelligent, faithful and consecrated member. Mrs. Berg is survived by six children: John, Arthur, Richard, Oscar and Misses Clara and Helen Berg, all of who reside in this city. Those who will act as pallbearers are: Messrs. W. F. Stieglitz, A. H. Bull, F. W. Seegers, Martin Stork, Henry Cathcart and R. S. Bollinger.
This person is not listed in the Elmwood Cemetery books, therefore, square and plot number are unknown. Three of her children are buried together. It is possible that she is buried with them in an unmarked grave.
She can be found on the 1850 US Census for Columbia, Richland, SC at age 14 living with Washington, 42, Elizabeth, 33, John, 15, Samuel, 12, Francis, 9, William, 6, Elizabeth, 5, Charlotte, 4, Anna M., 2, and Harriet, 0.
Regarding her mother: found in the book, Record of Deaths in Columbia, South Carolina and elsewhere as recorded by John Glass 1859-1877, by Brent Howard Holcomb 1986, page 103: Mrs. Muller, wife of Washington Muller, died in Col'a So. Ca. July 19, 1869. Mrs. Muller was a lady of exemplary character...
The estimated year of birth used for this memorial comes from census records.
Also found in the same paper: Mrs. Carolina M. Berg, the widow of the late Mr. G. T. Berg, died yesterday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at her home 1912 Park street. She was 69 years of age and had resided in Columbia nearly all her life. For several months she had been in declining health and being of a frail constitution was unable to cope with her disease. Mrs. Berg was a daughter of Washington Muller, well known in education circles in his day. He was at one time a member of the faculty of the Lexington Institute and late of the Columbia Female academy. Her husband, who was at one time a prominent architect in Columbia, died about one year ago. She was confirmed in the Lutheran church in Charleston by the late Rev. Dr. Bachman. When she removed to Columbia she identified herself with Ebenezer Lutheran church and was always an intelligent, faithful and consecrated member. Mrs. Berg is survived by six children: John, Arthur, Richard, Oscar and Misses Clara and Helen Berg, all of who reside in this city. Those who will act as pallbearers are: Messrs. W. F. Stieglitz, A. H. Bull, F. W. Seegers, Martin Stork, Henry Cathcart and R. S. Bollinger.
This person is not listed in the Elmwood Cemetery books, therefore, square and plot number are unknown. Three of her children are buried together. It is possible that she is buried with them in an unmarked grave.
She can be found on the 1850 US Census for Columbia, Richland, SC at age 14 living with Washington, 42, Elizabeth, 33, John, 15, Samuel, 12, Francis, 9, William, 6, Elizabeth, 5, Charlotte, 4, Anna M., 2, and Harriet, 0.
Regarding her mother: found in the book, Record of Deaths in Columbia, South Carolina and elsewhere as recorded by John Glass 1859-1877, by Brent Howard Holcomb 1986, page 103: Mrs. Muller, wife of Washington Muller, died in Col'a So. Ca. July 19, 1869. Mrs. Muller was a lady of exemplary character...
The estimated year of birth used for this memorial comes from census records.
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