Lilly Heck was a twin to Rose. Her cause of death was Endocarditis and malnutrition. Her brother Robert G. Heck remembered that the twins were so small that they could be put into a cigar box. Pictures were taken of the twins according to a post card written by their mother. Copies of those pictures were never found. Lilly was 7 months and 19 days old at the time of her death. Information from the Racine County vital records Vol U, pg 43. She is buried at the Calvary Cemetery at Racine, Wisconsin. We were unable to find her burial spot at the cemetery. There was no record of her in the cemetery record. Her brother, Alvin Heck thought that she and her sister Lilly were buried next to a tombstone with the name Moon on it. Any help appreciated.
Lilly Heck was a twin to Rose. Her cause of death was Endocarditis and malnutrition. Her brother Robert G. Heck remembered that the twins were so small that they could be put into a cigar box. Pictures were taken of the twins according to a post card written by their mother. Copies of those pictures were never found. Lilly was 7 months and 19 days old at the time of her death. Information from the Racine County vital records Vol U, pg 43. She is buried at the Calvary Cemetery at Racine, Wisconsin. We were unable to find her burial spot at the cemetery. There was no record of her in the cemetery record. Her brother, Alvin Heck thought that she and her sister Lilly were buried next to a tombstone with the name Moon on it. Any help appreciated.
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