Not listed in record transcription. No further info.
1900 census shows her to be the sister of Fanny, Kate, and Rosa. All are buried in this lot, along with their parents.
Notice in the Atlanta Consitution, 17 Dec 1897 expresses sympathy from the teachers in general normal class to "our loved teachers, Misses Jo and Rosa Berman, in their deep affliction" following the death of their mother, Mrs. Alvin [sic - should be Alvena] Berman.
1900 census shows her to be the sister of Fanny, Kate, and Rosa. All are buried in this lot, along with their parents.
Notice in the Atlanta Consitution, 17 Dec 1897 expresses sympathy from the teachers in general normal class to "our loved teachers, Misses Jo and Rosa Berman, in their deep affliction" following the death of their mother, Mrs. Alvin [sic - should be Alvena] Berman.
Not listed in record transcription. No further info.
1900 census shows her to be the sister of Fanny, Kate, and Rosa. All are buried in this lot, along with their parents.
Notice in the Atlanta Consitution, 17 Dec 1897 expresses sympathy from the teachers in general normal class to "our loved teachers, Misses Jo and Rosa Berman, in their deep affliction" following the death of their mother, Mrs. Alvin [sic - should be Alvena] Berman.
1900 census shows her to be the sister of Fanny, Kate, and Rosa. All are buried in this lot, along with their parents.
Notice in the Atlanta Consitution, 17 Dec 1897 expresses sympathy from the teachers in general normal class to "our loved teachers, Misses Jo and Rosa Berman, in their deep affliction" following the death of their mother, Mrs. Alvin [sic - should be Alvena] Berman.
Gravesite Details
Buried beside sister Rosa, and across from parents.
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