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Julia Albrecht (118598561)
Suggested edit: HI!:) I know that the obituary is on her page, but it's hard to read for some, so I typed it out & there are a couple of extra notices included. The paper got her year of birth wrong. Thank you for reading. :)
Kenosha Evening News (Kenosha, WI) Oct. 1918
Oct. 15, 1918 Tues:
Mrs. Arthur J. Albrecht, who has been very ill at the Kenosha Hospital, was reported as much improved today.
Oct. 28, 1918 Mon:
MRS. ARTHUR ALBRECHT LOSES IN LONG FIGHT
Wife of Well Known Attorney of the City Died at the Kenosha Hospital This Morning.
Mrs. Julia Hallock [sic] Albrecht, aged 26 years, wife of Arthur J. Albrecht, well known attorney of the city died at the Kenosha Hospital at eight o’clock this morning following a long fight against Spanish influenza and complicating diseases.
The death of Mrs. Albrecht comes as a great sorrow to a wide circle of friends who had hoped, until a few hours before her death that the brave fight she had made against the disease was a successful one. Mrs. Albrecht gave birth to a little daughter on October 10th and two days later she was taken with Spanish influenza.
Mrs. Albrecht was the daughter of Mrs. Lielia Hallock [sic]. She was born in Texas, February 14th, 1892[sic], but spent much of her girlhood in New York City. She was educated in the common schools and the High School at New York and was graduated from the University of Michigan as a member of the class of 1913. Two years later she took her Masters degree at the same University. She came to Kenosha in 1916 as a teacher in the Commercial High School. On February 1st, 1917 she was married to Mr. Albrecht at Ann Arbor, Mich., and their home had been at No. 1020 Garfield street.
Mrs. Albrecht was a member of the Kenosha Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and of the Alpha Chi Omega college fraternity. A woman of splendid intellectual development and of infinite charm she had won a high place in the hearts of the people of Kenosha. To those who have known her intimately her death comes as a deep personal sorrow.
She is survived by her husband and infant daughter and by her mother. Announcement of the funeral will be made on Tuesday.
Oct. 30, 1918 Wed:
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Arthur Albrecht will be held at the family residence on Garfield street at two o’clock Thursday afternoon. Interment will be at the family plot at Green Ridge
Lived at 1020 S. Garfield St. Kenosha
Husband Arthur Joseph Albrecht born October 24, 1887 Tiskiwa, Illinois son of Joseph Albrecht and Jennie Butler. Grandson of Elijah Butler and Naomi Viles Butler, born in Maine. Arthur was married twice. He married 2nd 1922 Illinois to Esther Andreen born September 4,1896 New Haven CT. died September 1, 2001 in Austin, Travis County, Texas, at age 105. Arthur died in 1961. Arthur Joseph Albrecht was a lawyer and moved back to Illinois after Julia Halleck Albrecht died.
Julia and Arthur had one daughter Julia L. Albrecht born 1918 Wisconsin
Ancestor - Sir Hugh McDonald
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Julia Albrecht (118598561)
Suggested edit: HI!:) I know that the obituary is on her page, but it's hard to read for some, so I typed it out & there are a couple of extra notices included. The paper got her year of birth wrong. Thank you for reading. :)
Kenosha Evening News (Kenosha, WI) Oct. 1918
Oct. 15, 1918 Tues:
Mrs. Arthur J. Albrecht, who has been very ill at the Kenosha Hospital, was reported as much improved today.
Oct. 28, 1918 Mon:
MRS. ARTHUR ALBRECHT LOSES IN LONG FIGHT
Wife of Well Known Attorney of the City Died at the Kenosha Hospital This Morning.
Mrs. Julia Hallock [sic] Albrecht, aged 26 years, wife of Arthur J. Albrecht, well known attorney of the city died at the Kenosha Hospital at eight o’clock this morning following a long fight against Spanish influenza and complicating diseases.
The death of Mrs. Albrecht comes as a great sorrow to a wide circle of friends who had hoped, until a few hours before her death that the brave fight she had made against the disease was a successful one. Mrs. Albrecht gave birth to a little daughter on October 10th and two days later she was taken with Spanish influenza.
Mrs. Albrecht was the daughter of Mrs. Lielia Hallock [sic]. She was born in Texas, February 14th, 1892[sic], but spent much of her girlhood in New York City. She was educated in the common schools and the High School at New York and was graduated from the University of Michigan as a member of the class of 1913. Two years later she took her Masters degree at the same University. She came to Kenosha in 1916 as a teacher in the Commercial High School. On February 1st, 1917 she was married to Mr. Albrecht at Ann Arbor, Mich., and their home had been at No. 1020 Garfield street.
Mrs. Albrecht was a member of the Kenosha Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and of the Alpha Chi Omega college fraternity. A woman of splendid intellectual development and of infinite charm she had won a high place in the hearts of the people of Kenosha. To those who have known her intimately her death comes as a deep personal sorrow.
She is survived by her husband and infant daughter and by her mother. Announcement of the funeral will be made on Tuesday.
Oct. 30, 1918 Wed:
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Arthur Albrecht will be held at the family residence on Garfield street at two o’clock Thursday afternoon. Interment will be at the family plot at Green Ridge
Lived at 1020 S. Garfield St. Kenosha
Husband Arthur Joseph Albrecht born October 24, 1887 Tiskiwa, Illinois son of Joseph Albrecht and Jennie Butler. Grandson of Elijah Butler and Naomi Viles Butler, born in Maine. Arthur was married twice. He married 2nd 1922 Illinois to Esther Andreen born September 4,1896 New Haven CT. died September 1, 2001 in Austin, Travis County, Texas, at age 105. Arthur died in 1961. Arthur Joseph Albrecht was a lawyer and moved back to Illinois after Julia Halleck Albrecht died.
Julia and Arthur had one daughter Julia L. Albrecht born 1918 Wisconsin
Ancestor - Sir Hugh McDonald
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Find a Grave contributor, Tammy (Time Traveler) has made the following suggested edits
Julia Albrecht (118598561)
Suggested edit: HI!:) I know that the obituary is on her page, but it's hard to read for some, so I typed it out & there are a couple of extra notices included. The paper got her year of birth wrong. Thank you for reading. :)
Kenosha Evening News (Kenosha, WI) Oct. 1918
Oct. 15, 1918 Tues:
Mrs. Arthur J. Albrecht, who has been very ill at the Kenosha Hospital, was reported as much improved today.
Oct. 28, 1918 Mon:
MRS. ARTHUR ALBRECHT LOSES IN LONG FIGHT
Wife of Well Known Attorney of the City Died at the Kenosha Hospital This Morning.
Mrs. Julia Hallock [sic] Albrecht, aged 26 years, wife of Arthur J. Albrecht, well known attorney of the city died at the Kenosha Hospital at eight o’clock this morning following a long fight against Spanish influenza and complicating diseases.
The death of Mrs. Albrecht comes as a great sorrow to a wide circle of friends who had hoped, until a few hours before her death that the brave fight she had made against the disease was a successful one. Mrs. Albrecht gave birth to a little daughter on October 10th and two days later she was taken with Spanish influenza.
Mrs. Albrecht was the daughter of Mrs. Lielia Hallock [sic]. She was born in Texas, February 14th, 1892[sic], but spent much of her girlhood in New York City. She was educated in the common schools and the High School at New York and was graduated from the University of Michigan as a member of the class of 1913. Two years later she took her Masters degree at the same University. She came to Kenosha in 1916 as a teacher in the Commercial High School. On February 1st, 1917 she was married to Mr. Albrecht at Ann Arbor, Mich., and their home had been at No. 1020 Garfield street.
Mrs. Albrecht was a member of the Kenosha Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and of the Alpha Chi Omega college fraternity. A woman of splendid intellectual development and of infinite charm she had won a high place in the hearts of the people of Kenosha. To those who have known her intimately her death comes as a deep personal sorrow.
She is survived by her husband and infant daughter and by her mother. Announcement of the funeral will be made on Tuesday.
Oct. 30, 1918 Wed:
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Arthur Albrecht will be held at the family residence on Garfield street at two o’clock Thursday afternoon. Interment will be at the family plot at Green Ridge
Lived at 1020 S. Garfield St. Kenosha
Husband Arthur Joseph Albrecht born October 24, 1887 Tiskiwa, Illinois son of Joseph Albrecht and Jennie Butler. Grandson of Elijah Butler and Naomi Viles Butler, born in Maine. Arthur was married twice. He married 2nd 1922 Illinois to Esther Andreen born September 4,1896 New Haven CT. died September 1, 2001 in Austin, Travis County, Texas, at age 105. Arthur died in 1961. Arthur Joseph Albrecht was a lawyer and moved back to Illinois after Julia Halleck Albrecht died.
Julia and Arthur had one daughter Julia L. Albrecht born 1918 Wisconsin
Ancestor - Sir Hugh McDonald
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Julia Albrecht (118598561)
Suggested edit: HI!:) I know that the obituary is on her page, but it's hard to read for some, so I typed it out & there are a couple of extra notices included. The paper got her year of birth wrong. Thank you for reading. :)
Kenosha Evening News (Kenosha, WI) Oct. 1918
Oct. 15, 1918 Tues:
Mrs. Arthur J. Albrecht, who has been very ill at the Kenosha Hospital, was reported as much improved today.
Oct. 28, 1918 Mon:
MRS. ARTHUR ALBRECHT LOSES IN LONG FIGHT
Wife of Well Known Attorney of the City Died at the Kenosha Hospital This Morning.
Mrs. Julia Hallock [sic] Albrecht, aged 26 years, wife of Arthur J. Albrecht, well known attorney of the city died at the Kenosha Hospital at eight o’clock this morning following a long fight against Spanish influenza and complicating diseases.
The death of Mrs. Albrecht comes as a great sorrow to a wide circle of friends who had hoped, until a few hours before her death that the brave fight she had made against the disease was a successful one. Mrs. Albrecht gave birth to a little daughter on October 10th and two days later she was taken with Spanish influenza.
Mrs. Albrecht was the daughter of Mrs. Lielia Hallock [sic]. She was born in Texas, February 14th, 1892[sic], but spent much of her girlhood in New York City. She was educated in the common schools and the High School at New York and was graduated from the University of Michigan as a member of the class of 1913. Two years later she took her Masters degree at the same University. She came to Kenosha in 1916 as a teacher in the Commercial High School. On February 1st, 1917 she was married to Mr. Albrecht at Ann Arbor, Mich., and their home had been at No. 1020 Garfield street.
Mrs. Albrecht was a member of the Kenosha Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution and of the Alpha Chi Omega college fraternity. A woman of splendid intellectual development and of infinite charm she had won a high place in the hearts of the people of Kenosha. To those who have known her intimately her death comes as a deep personal sorrow.
She is survived by her husband and infant daughter and by her mother. Announcement of the funeral will be made on Tuesday.
Oct. 30, 1918 Wed:
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Arthur Albrecht will be held at the family residence on Garfield street at two o’clock Thursday afternoon. Interment will be at the family plot at Green Ridge
Lived at 1020 S. Garfield St. Kenosha
Husband Arthur Joseph Albrecht born October 24, 1887 Tiskiwa, Illinois son of Joseph Albrecht and Jennie Butler. Grandson of Elijah Butler and Naomi Viles Butler, born in Maine. Arthur was married twice. He married 2nd 1922 Illinois to Esther Andreen born September 4,1896 New Haven CT. died September 1, 2001 in Austin, Travis County, Texas, at age 105. Arthur died in 1961. Arthur Joseph Albrecht was a lawyer and moved back to Illinois after Julia Halleck Albrecht died.
Julia and Arthur had one daughter Julia L. Albrecht born 1918 Wisconsin
Ancestor - Sir Hugh McDonald
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