A US citizen, he died aged 47, of heart failure.
∼The son of Joseph Bechtinger, of Italy, and Wilhelmine Bechtinger, b in Egypt, he died suddenly, aged 47, in Rio de Janeiro.
An American citizen, he was survived by his 4 brothers, John J., Emil Edward (b 1887), Mario and Mathews Bechtinger; and by his sisters, Josephine (b 1862) and Barbara Bechtinger, all of whom resided in Rio de Janeiro. His brother, John J. Bechtinger, executor of his estate, was naturalized as a Brazilian citizen in 1921.
He was also known as Milton or Carlos Milton Bechtinger. It appears part of the family became permanent residents in Brazil.
∼The son of Joseph Bechtinger, of Italy, and Wilhelmine Bechtinger, b in Egypt, he died suddenly, aged 47, in Rio de Janeiro.
An American citizen, he was survived by his 4 brothers, John J., Emil Edward (b 1887), Mario and Mathews Bechtinger; and by his sisters, Josephine (b 1862) and Barbara Bechtinger, all of whom resided in Rio de Janeiro. His brother, John J. Bechtinger, executor of his estate, was naturalized as a Brazilian citizen in 1921.
He was also known as Milton or Carlos Milton Bechtinger. It appears part of the family became permanent residents in Brazil.
A US citizen, he died aged 47, of heart failure.
∼The son of Joseph Bechtinger, of Italy, and Wilhelmine Bechtinger, b in Egypt, he died suddenly, aged 47, in Rio de Janeiro.
An American citizen, he was survived by his 4 brothers, John J., Emil Edward (b 1887), Mario and Mathews Bechtinger; and by his sisters, Josephine (b 1862) and Barbara Bechtinger, all of whom resided in Rio de Janeiro. His brother, John J. Bechtinger, executor of his estate, was naturalized as a Brazilian citizen in 1921.
He was also known as Milton or Carlos Milton Bechtinger. It appears part of the family became permanent residents in Brazil.
∼The son of Joseph Bechtinger, of Italy, and Wilhelmine Bechtinger, b in Egypt, he died suddenly, aged 47, in Rio de Janeiro.
An American citizen, he was survived by his 4 brothers, John J., Emil Edward (b 1887), Mario and Mathews Bechtinger; and by his sisters, Josephine (b 1862) and Barbara Bechtinger, all of whom resided in Rio de Janeiro. His brother, John J. Bechtinger, executor of his estate, was naturalized as a Brazilian citizen in 1921.
He was also known as Milton or Carlos Milton Bechtinger. It appears part of the family became permanent residents in Brazil.
Gravesite Details
Information from Report of the Death of an American Citizen; American Consular Service, Rio de Janeiro, 20 March 1922.
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