Manitowoc Herald Times - October 8, 1942
SALOMON
Miss Anna Salomon, 86 daughter of the late Major General Charles E. Salomon, prominent in Manitowoc during the Civil War period, died last week at Los Angeles, messages to relatives and friends of the Salomon family here advised.
Her father, Major-General Salomon, was one of four Salomon brothers honored a few years ago by the Manitowoc Steuben society which erected a stone monument to his memory on the court house lawn.
Miss Anna Salomon and a sister, Agnes, who preceded her in death a few years ago, formerly lived here but moved to Los Angeles 19 years ago.
Two nieces and a nephew survive. They are also living in California."
SALOMON
Miss Anna Salomon, 86 daughter of the late Major General Charles E. Salomon, prominent in Manitowoc during the Civil War period, died last week at Los Angeles, messages to relatives and friends of the Salomon family here advised.
Her father, Major-General Salomon, was one of four Salomon brothers honored a few years ago by the Manitowoc Steuben society which erected a stone monument to his memory on the court house lawn.
Miss Anna Salomon and a sister, Agnes, who preceded her in death a few years ago, formerly lived here but moved to Los Angeles 19 years ago.
Two nieces and a nephew survive. They are also living in California."
Manitowoc Herald Times - October 8, 1942
SALOMON
Miss Anna Salomon, 86 daughter of the late Major General Charles E. Salomon, prominent in Manitowoc during the Civil War period, died last week at Los Angeles, messages to relatives and friends of the Salomon family here advised.
Her father, Major-General Salomon, was one of four Salomon brothers honored a few years ago by the Manitowoc Steuben society which erected a stone monument to his memory on the court house lawn.
Miss Anna Salomon and a sister, Agnes, who preceded her in death a few years ago, formerly lived here but moved to Los Angeles 19 years ago.
Two nieces and a nephew survive. They are also living in California."
SALOMON
Miss Anna Salomon, 86 daughter of the late Major General Charles E. Salomon, prominent in Manitowoc during the Civil War period, died last week at Los Angeles, messages to relatives and friends of the Salomon family here advised.
Her father, Major-General Salomon, was one of four Salomon brothers honored a few years ago by the Manitowoc Steuben society which erected a stone monument to his memory on the court house lawn.
Miss Anna Salomon and a sister, Agnes, who preceded her in death a few years ago, formerly lived here but moved to Los Angeles 19 years ago.
Two nieces and a nephew survive. They are also living in California."
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