VOGT--On October 25, 1933, WILHELMINA F., aged 81 years, beloved wife of the late Albrecht Vogt. Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Edward A. Malwitz, 4616 St. Thomas avenue, Gardenville, on Saturday at 3 P.M. Interment in Parkwood Cemetery.
Baltimore SUN 28 October 1933
NOTES: Wilhelmine Gnamm immigrated from Wuerttemberg to Baltimore County, Maryland, with her mother, Rosine Friederike Schwarz, several uncles and aunts, and her grandmother, Rosine Schwarz, in 1855. She married Albrecht Vogt, a Gardenville market gardener (truck farmer) in 1865, and bore him 12 children. They lived on Radecke Avenue, near Frankford Avenue (then Franklin Avenue). They were members of Jerusalem Lutheran Church, Gardenville.
Baltimore SUN 28 October 1933
NOTES: Wilhelmine Gnamm immigrated from Wuerttemberg to Baltimore County, Maryland, with her mother, Rosine Friederike Schwarz, several uncles and aunts, and her grandmother, Rosine Schwarz, in 1855. She married Albrecht Vogt, a Gardenville market gardener (truck farmer) in 1865, and bore him 12 children. They lived on Radecke Avenue, near Frankford Avenue (then Franklin Avenue). They were members of Jerusalem Lutheran Church, Gardenville.
VOGT--On October 25, 1933, WILHELMINA F., aged 81 years, beloved wife of the late Albrecht Vogt. Funeral from the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Edward A. Malwitz, 4616 St. Thomas avenue, Gardenville, on Saturday at 3 P.M. Interment in Parkwood Cemetery.
Baltimore SUN 28 October 1933
NOTES: Wilhelmine Gnamm immigrated from Wuerttemberg to Baltimore County, Maryland, with her mother, Rosine Friederike Schwarz, several uncles and aunts, and her grandmother, Rosine Schwarz, in 1855. She married Albrecht Vogt, a Gardenville market gardener (truck farmer) in 1865, and bore him 12 children. They lived on Radecke Avenue, near Frankford Avenue (then Franklin Avenue). They were members of Jerusalem Lutheran Church, Gardenville.
Baltimore SUN 28 October 1933
NOTES: Wilhelmine Gnamm immigrated from Wuerttemberg to Baltimore County, Maryland, with her mother, Rosine Friederike Schwarz, several uncles and aunts, and her grandmother, Rosine Schwarz, in 1855. She married Albrecht Vogt, a Gardenville market gardener (truck farmer) in 1865, and bore him 12 children. They lived on Radecke Avenue, near Frankford Avenue (then Franklin Avenue). They were members of Jerusalem Lutheran Church, Gardenville.
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