JULIANNA KATTNER
(1842 - 1927)
MRS. JULIA KATTNER PASSES AT MILWAUKEE AFTER LONG ILLNESS
News was received here today by relatives of the death of Mrs. Julia Kattner, aged 85, who passed away at her Milwaukee home last night. Death brought relief from suffering of several months. She was the mother of Paul, Julius, Joseph and Miss Josephine Kattner of this city and a sister of Frank and Leo Kadow, also of this city.
Funeral arrangements have not been completed, the body being expected to arrive tonight over the Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Mrs. Kattner, nee Kadow, was born in Poland, February 12, 1842, and removed to this country forty years ago. Her husband, to whom she was married more than 65 years ago, passed away in Poland.
Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Frank Revolinsky, Mrs. Frank Rohde and Mrs. Marie Swedin, all of Milwaukee, Mrs. Hooker of Los Angeles and Mrs. Josephine Kattner, Manitowoc; three sons, Paul, Julius and Joseph, of this city and two brothers, Frank and Leo Kadow of this city. Twenty-two grandchildren and two great grandchildren also remain.
Manitowoc Herald News, Wis., May 9, 1927 P. 2
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(1842 - 1927)
MRS. JULIA KATTNER PASSES AT MILWAUKEE AFTER LONG ILLNESS
News was received here today by relatives of the death of Mrs. Julia Kattner, aged 85, who passed away at her Milwaukee home last night. Death brought relief from suffering of several months. She was the mother of Paul, Julius, Joseph and Miss Josephine Kattner of this city and a sister of Frank and Leo Kadow, also of this city.
Funeral arrangements have not been completed, the body being expected to arrive tonight over the Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Mrs. Kattner, nee Kadow, was born in Poland, February 12, 1842, and removed to this country forty years ago. Her husband, to whom she was married more than 65 years ago, passed away in Poland.
Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Frank Revolinsky, Mrs. Frank Rohde and Mrs. Marie Swedin, all of Milwaukee, Mrs. Hooker of Los Angeles and Mrs. Josephine Kattner, Manitowoc; three sons, Paul, Julius and Joseph, of this city and two brothers, Frank and Leo Kadow of this city. Twenty-two grandchildren and two great grandchildren also remain.
Manitowoc Herald News, Wis., May 9, 1927 P. 2
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JULIANNA KATTNER
(1842 - 1927)
MRS. JULIA KATTNER PASSES AT MILWAUKEE AFTER LONG ILLNESS
News was received here today by relatives of the death of Mrs. Julia Kattner, aged 85, who passed away at her Milwaukee home last night. Death brought relief from suffering of several months. She was the mother of Paul, Julius, Joseph and Miss Josephine Kattner of this city and a sister of Frank and Leo Kadow, also of this city.
Funeral arrangements have not been completed, the body being expected to arrive tonight over the Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Mrs. Kattner, nee Kadow, was born in Poland, February 12, 1842, and removed to this country forty years ago. Her husband, to whom she was married more than 65 years ago, passed away in Poland.
Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Frank Revolinsky, Mrs. Frank Rohde and Mrs. Marie Swedin, all of Milwaukee, Mrs. Hooker of Los Angeles and Mrs. Josephine Kattner, Manitowoc; three sons, Paul, Julius and Joseph, of this city and two brothers, Frank and Leo Kadow of this city. Twenty-two grandchildren and two great grandchildren also remain.
Manitowoc Herald News, Wis., May 9, 1927 P. 2
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(1842 - 1927)
MRS. JULIA KATTNER PASSES AT MILWAUKEE AFTER LONG ILLNESS
News was received here today by relatives of the death of Mrs. Julia Kattner, aged 85, who passed away at her Milwaukee home last night. Death brought relief from suffering of several months. She was the mother of Paul, Julius, Joseph and Miss Josephine Kattner of this city and a sister of Frank and Leo Kadow, also of this city.
Funeral arrangements have not been completed, the body being expected to arrive tonight over the Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Mrs. Kattner, nee Kadow, was born in Poland, February 12, 1842, and removed to this country forty years ago. Her husband, to whom she was married more than 65 years ago, passed away in Poland.
Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Frank Revolinsky, Mrs. Frank Rohde and Mrs. Marie Swedin, all of Milwaukee, Mrs. Hooker of Los Angeles and Mrs. Josephine Kattner, Manitowoc; three sons, Paul, Julius and Joseph, of this city and two brothers, Frank and Leo Kadow of this city. Twenty-two grandchildren and two great grandchildren also remain.
Manitowoc Herald News, Wis., May 9, 1927 P. 2
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