LINDA SCHMITZ (d. 1881)
Mr. Adolph Schmitz's oldest child, aged about three years, died yesterday
of croup. The sympathy of all is extended to the bereaved parents.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, December 29, 1881
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Death of Linda Schmitz yesterday at 5pm. She was the 2-3/4 year old daughter
of Mr. A.J. Schmitz and succumbed to diphtheria. The burial will take place
Friday. Mr. Schmitz himself has been quite ill for some time.
Der Nord Westen, Dec. 29 1881
********
Misfortunes never comes single, is a saying sadly exemplified in the case of
Adolph Schmitz. Some four weeks ago he was taken sick and has been so ever
since. Just as he was on the road to recovery, his bright little daughter Linda,
not quite three years old, was taken sick and died last Wednesday. While this
loss is a terribly sad one to Mr. Schmitz and his wife, it will tend to deepen
the sympathy of our citizens. In their deep affliction, we hardly venture a
consolation. There is not one but feels with them, and with them sadly grieves
their loss.
An angel in the Book of Life,
Wrote down an infant's birth.
Then added, ere he closed the Book
"Too beautiful for earth."
Manitowoc Lake Shore Times, Tuesday, January 3, 1882 P. 1
Mr. Adolph Schmitz's oldest child, aged about three years, died yesterday
of croup. The sympathy of all is extended to the bereaved parents.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, December 29, 1881
*********
Death of Linda Schmitz yesterday at 5pm. She was the 2-3/4 year old daughter
of Mr. A.J. Schmitz and succumbed to diphtheria. The burial will take place
Friday. Mr. Schmitz himself has been quite ill for some time.
Der Nord Westen, Dec. 29 1881
********
Misfortunes never comes single, is a saying sadly exemplified in the case of
Adolph Schmitz. Some four weeks ago he was taken sick and has been so ever
since. Just as he was on the road to recovery, his bright little daughter Linda,
not quite three years old, was taken sick and died last Wednesday. While this
loss is a terribly sad one to Mr. Schmitz and his wife, it will tend to deepen
the sympathy of our citizens. In their deep affliction, we hardly venture a
consolation. There is not one but feels with them, and with them sadly grieves
their loss.
An angel in the Book of Life,
Wrote down an infant's birth.
Then added, ere he closed the Book
"Too beautiful for earth."
Manitowoc Lake Shore Times, Tuesday, January 3, 1882 P. 1
LINDA SCHMITZ (d. 1881)
Mr. Adolph Schmitz's oldest child, aged about three years, died yesterday
of croup. The sympathy of all is extended to the bereaved parents.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, December 29, 1881
*********
Death of Linda Schmitz yesterday at 5pm. She was the 2-3/4 year old daughter
of Mr. A.J. Schmitz and succumbed to diphtheria. The burial will take place
Friday. Mr. Schmitz himself has been quite ill for some time.
Der Nord Westen, Dec. 29 1881
********
Misfortunes never comes single, is a saying sadly exemplified in the case of
Adolph Schmitz. Some four weeks ago he was taken sick and has been so ever
since. Just as he was on the road to recovery, his bright little daughter Linda,
not quite three years old, was taken sick and died last Wednesday. While this
loss is a terribly sad one to Mr. Schmitz and his wife, it will tend to deepen
the sympathy of our citizens. In their deep affliction, we hardly venture a
consolation. There is not one but feels with them, and with them sadly grieves
their loss.
An angel in the Book of Life,
Wrote down an infant's birth.
Then added, ere he closed the Book
"Too beautiful for earth."
Manitowoc Lake Shore Times, Tuesday, January 3, 1882 P. 1
Mr. Adolph Schmitz's oldest child, aged about three years, died yesterday
of croup. The sympathy of all is extended to the bereaved parents.
Manitowoc Pilot Thursday, December 29, 1881
*********
Death of Linda Schmitz yesterday at 5pm. She was the 2-3/4 year old daughter
of Mr. A.J. Schmitz and succumbed to diphtheria. The burial will take place
Friday. Mr. Schmitz himself has been quite ill for some time.
Der Nord Westen, Dec. 29 1881
********
Misfortunes never comes single, is a saying sadly exemplified in the case of
Adolph Schmitz. Some four weeks ago he was taken sick and has been so ever
since. Just as he was on the road to recovery, his bright little daughter Linda,
not quite three years old, was taken sick and died last Wednesday. While this
loss is a terribly sad one to Mr. Schmitz and his wife, it will tend to deepen
the sympathy of our citizens. In their deep affliction, we hardly venture a
consolation. There is not one but feels with them, and with them sadly grieves
their loss.
An angel in the Book of Life,
Wrote down an infant's birth.
Then added, ere he closed the Book
"Too beautiful for earth."
Manitowoc Lake Shore Times, Tuesday, January 3, 1882 P. 1
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