The funeral of Jacob Dielmann, sixty-eight years old, a retired contracting bricklayer, who died Sunday morning at his residence, 1035 Goss Avenue, of nephritis, was held Tuesday morning at St. Vincent dePual's church. Mr. Diehlmann was born in Germany, but had lived here for many years. His wife is dead. He is survived by six sons, Lorenz, Frank, George, Adam, Joseph and Harry Diehlmann, and two daughters, the misses Mamie and Clara Diehlmann.
Published in the Kentucky Irish American on December 16, 1916
Published in the Kentucky Irish American on December 16, 1916
The funeral of Jacob Dielmann, sixty-eight years old, a retired contracting bricklayer, who died Sunday morning at his residence, 1035 Goss Avenue, of nephritis, was held Tuesday morning at St. Vincent dePual's church. Mr. Diehlmann was born in Germany, but had lived here for many years. His wife is dead. He is survived by six sons, Lorenz, Frank, George, Adam, Joseph and Harry Diehlmann, and two daughters, the misses Mamie and Clara Diehlmann.
Published in the Kentucky Irish American on December 16, 1916
Published in the Kentucky Irish American on December 16, 1916
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