Daughter of Joseph W and Jennie Landauer Lazarus of Chicago, IL, and grand-daughter of William and Hannah Braunstein Lazarus, of Camden, Arkansas (88149805).
Married Heinz Samuel, formerly of Cologne, Germany, March 20, 1937 in Chicago. They initially lived at the Blackwood (now Blackstone) Apartments in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Chicago.
According to the 1940 US Census, Helen and Heinz were living in New York City, probably as part of the large German-Jewish emigre' community. He was listed as a salesman of scientific instruments.
Heinz died December 24, 1942 in New York City of unknown natural causes.
Helen returned to Chicago, and eventually retired to Sarasota, Florida.
Upon her death in 1981, Helen was interred with Heinz in the Rosehill Mausoleum in Chicago. Her parents' crypt is adjacent to the Samuel's.(A-1782/1783)
No known children.
Married Heinz Samuel, formerly of Cologne, Germany, March 20, 1937 in Chicago. They initially lived at the Blackwood (now Blackstone) Apartments in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Chicago.
According to the 1940 US Census, Helen and Heinz were living in New York City, probably as part of the large German-Jewish emigre' community. He was listed as a salesman of scientific instruments.
Heinz died December 24, 1942 in New York City of unknown natural causes.
Helen returned to Chicago, and eventually retired to Sarasota, Florida.
Upon her death in 1981, Helen was interred with Heinz in the Rosehill Mausoleum in Chicago. Her parents' crypt is adjacent to the Samuel's.(A-1782/1783)
No known children.
Daughter of Joseph W and Jennie Landauer Lazarus of Chicago, IL, and grand-daughter of William and Hannah Braunstein Lazarus, of Camden, Arkansas (88149805).
Married Heinz Samuel, formerly of Cologne, Germany, March 20, 1937 in Chicago. They initially lived at the Blackwood (now Blackstone) Apartments in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Chicago.
According to the 1940 US Census, Helen and Heinz were living in New York City, probably as part of the large German-Jewish emigre' community. He was listed as a salesman of scientific instruments.
Heinz died December 24, 1942 in New York City of unknown natural causes.
Helen returned to Chicago, and eventually retired to Sarasota, Florida.
Upon her death in 1981, Helen was interred with Heinz in the Rosehill Mausoleum in Chicago. Her parents' crypt is adjacent to the Samuel's.(A-1782/1783)
No known children.
Married Heinz Samuel, formerly of Cologne, Germany, March 20, 1937 in Chicago. They initially lived at the Blackwood (now Blackstone) Apartments in the Hyde Park neighborhood of Chicago.
According to the 1940 US Census, Helen and Heinz were living in New York City, probably as part of the large German-Jewish emigre' community. He was listed as a salesman of scientific instruments.
Heinz died December 24, 1942 in New York City of unknown natural causes.
Helen returned to Chicago, and eventually retired to Sarasota, Florida.
Upon her death in 1981, Helen was interred with Heinz in the Rosehill Mausoleum in Chicago. Her parents' crypt is adjacent to the Samuel's.(A-1782/1783)
No known children.
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