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Wilhelmina “Minnie” <I>Look</I> Jaenecke

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Wilhelmina “Minnie” Look Jaenecke

Birth
Germany
Death
16 Nov 1915 (aged 61)
Houston, Harris County, Texas, USA
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Houston, Harris County, Texas, USA Add to Map
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Sec C, Plot 10
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The Houston Post, p16 c4-5, Wednesday, November 17, 1915. "Aged Woman Suffered A Fractured Skull In FallMrs. Wilhelmine Jaenecke, Pioneer, Died Tuesday, Three Days After Accident. Mrs. Wilhelmine Jaenecke, aged 61 years, for 45 years a resident of Houston and one of the oldest inhabitants of the community, having lived in her home at 16 Drennan street, for the past 38 years, died Tuesday afternoon at 2:45 o'clock. Her death was due to a fall at her home several days ago. Arising, according to her custom, at 6 o'clock last Saturday the aged woman fell while dressing and was found on the floor by members of the family who had heard her fall. It is thought she may have suffered a stroke of appoplexy. Her skull was fractured. Mrs. Jaenecke is survived by a large family, consisting of two daughters, five sons, three brothers and 10 grandchildren. Funeral services, which had not been arranged Tuesday night, will be announced later. She was a member and well known worker in the Frauverein, a charitable association in connection with the First German Lutheran church. Those who survive her are Mrs. A. H. Richter and Mrs. Julius Dietzschold, daughters; Louis, Herman, Ed, John and Fred Jaenecke, sons; August Look, Brenham. Texas, and William and Fred Look of White Oak, Harris county, brothers.
The Houston Post, p16 c4-5, Wednesday, November 17, 1915. "Aged Woman Suffered A Fractured Skull In FallMrs. Wilhelmine Jaenecke, Pioneer, Died Tuesday, Three Days After Accident. Mrs. Wilhelmine Jaenecke, aged 61 years, for 45 years a resident of Houston and one of the oldest inhabitants of the community, having lived in her home at 16 Drennan street, for the past 38 years, died Tuesday afternoon at 2:45 o'clock. Her death was due to a fall at her home several days ago. Arising, according to her custom, at 6 o'clock last Saturday the aged woman fell while dressing and was found on the floor by members of the family who had heard her fall. It is thought she may have suffered a stroke of appoplexy. Her skull was fractured. Mrs. Jaenecke is survived by a large family, consisting of two daughters, five sons, three brothers and 10 grandchildren. Funeral services, which had not been arranged Tuesday night, will be announced later. She was a member and well known worker in the Frauverein, a charitable association in connection with the First German Lutheran church. Those who survive her are Mrs. A. H. Richter and Mrs. Julius Dietzschold, daughters; Louis, Herman, Ed, John and Fred Jaenecke, sons; August Look, Brenham. Texas, and William and Fred Look of White Oak, Harris county, brothers.

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