Born about 1840.
1st marriage to Robert Soutter. She is buried in the same grave with him [on top of him].
2nd marriage to Arthur Charles E. D'Auxy [Duke D'Auxy]- bitter divorce from him.
Died at 886 Union St., Apartment 22, Brooklyn, New York from cancer of the stomach.
From Gael Evans:
Charlotte had four children. You are missing Robert Soutter, who was a well respected orthopedist in Boston. I believe he died in 1933 in Boston from sepsis acquired from a pediatric patient upon whom he was operating. The patient survived. Dr. Soutter did not.
1st marriage to Robert Soutter. She is buried in the same grave with him [on top of him].
2nd marriage to Arthur Charles E. D'Auxy [Duke D'Auxy]- bitter divorce from him.
Died at 886 Union St., Apartment 22, Brooklyn, New York from cancer of the stomach.
From Gael Evans:
Charlotte had four children. You are missing Robert Soutter, who was a well respected orthopedist in Boston. I believe he died in 1933 in Boston from sepsis acquired from a pediatric patient upon whom he was operating. The patient survived. Dr. Soutter did not.
Born about 1840.
1st marriage to Robert Soutter. She is buried in the same grave with him [on top of him].
2nd marriage to Arthur Charles E. D'Auxy [Duke D'Auxy]- bitter divorce from him.
Died at 886 Union St., Apartment 22, Brooklyn, New York from cancer of the stomach.
From Gael Evans:
Charlotte had four children. You are missing Robert Soutter, who was a well respected orthopedist in Boston. I believe he died in 1933 in Boston from sepsis acquired from a pediatric patient upon whom he was operating. The patient survived. Dr. Soutter did not.
1st marriage to Robert Soutter. She is buried in the same grave with him [on top of him].
2nd marriage to Arthur Charles E. D'Auxy [Duke D'Auxy]- bitter divorce from him.
Died at 886 Union St., Apartment 22, Brooklyn, New York from cancer of the stomach.
From Gael Evans:
Charlotte had four children. You are missing Robert Soutter, who was a well respected orthopedist in Boston. I believe he died in 1933 in Boston from sepsis acquired from a pediatric patient upon whom he was operating. The patient survived. Dr. Soutter did not.
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