ruff translation to English of Der Deutsche correspondent, November 19, 1885:
Tuesday morning at 6 1/4 o'clock, after much suffering, our dear son and brother Joseph Schamberger, has died, aged 26 years. The funeral will be held this morning at 8 o'clock, procession leaving from Nr. 6, Emory Street.
The grieving parents: Pius and Johanne Schamberger together with siblings.
ruff translation to English of Der Deutsche correspondent, November 20, 1885:
Yesterday morning at 8 o'clock was the funeral procession for Mr. Joseph Schamberger, who died on Tuesday morning 6 1/2 o'clock, after his long suffering. The procession moved from his parents' apartment, Nr. 6, Emory Street to St. Alphonsus church where Father Breihof blessed the corpse. Then the funeral procession moved to the "Sweet Home-Cemetery", where the coffin for the time being was settled in the crypt.
The pall bearers were HH. Math. Fell, Jos. Olm, I. Corney and Jos. Lattig.
The deceased was born on September 12, 1859 in Baltimore and was paralyzed since the age of 10.
The terrible tragedy in the neighboring house. No. 4, Emory Street of eight days ago, a man known as Allen Stone shot his wife and tried to eviscerate himself, encouraged the poor man in such a way that he passed away shortly afterwards.
He leaves his father and mother, also two brothers, four sisters and one brother in law.
NOTE: in 1887 street numbers were changed and Nr. 6 was changed to Nr. 216
Tuesday morning at 6 1/4 o'clock, after much suffering, our dear son and brother Joseph Schamberger, has died, aged 26 years. The funeral will be held this morning at 8 o'clock, procession leaving from Nr. 6, Emory Street.
The grieving parents: Pius and Johanne Schamberger together with siblings.
ruff translation to English of Der Deutsche correspondent, November 20, 1885:
Yesterday morning at 8 o'clock was the funeral procession for Mr. Joseph Schamberger, who died on Tuesday morning 6 1/2 o'clock, after his long suffering. The procession moved from his parents' apartment, Nr. 6, Emory Street to St. Alphonsus church where Father Breihof blessed the corpse. Then the funeral procession moved to the "Sweet Home-Cemetery", where the coffin for the time being was settled in the crypt.
The pall bearers were HH. Math. Fell, Jos. Olm, I. Corney and Jos. Lattig.
The deceased was born on September 12, 1859 in Baltimore and was paralyzed since the age of 10.
The terrible tragedy in the neighboring house. No. 4, Emory Street of eight days ago, a man known as Allen Stone shot his wife and tried to eviscerate himself, encouraged the poor man in such a way that he passed away shortly afterwards.
He leaves his father and mother, also two brothers, four sisters and one brother in law.
NOTE: in 1887 street numbers were changed and Nr. 6 was changed to Nr. 216
ruff translation to English of Der Deutsche correspondent, November 19, 1885:
Tuesday morning at 6 1/4 o'clock, after much suffering, our dear son and brother Joseph Schamberger, has died, aged 26 years. The funeral will be held this morning at 8 o'clock, procession leaving from Nr. 6, Emory Street.
The grieving parents: Pius and Johanne Schamberger together with siblings.
ruff translation to English of Der Deutsche correspondent, November 20, 1885:
Yesterday morning at 8 o'clock was the funeral procession for Mr. Joseph Schamberger, who died on Tuesday morning 6 1/2 o'clock, after his long suffering. The procession moved from his parents' apartment, Nr. 6, Emory Street to St. Alphonsus church where Father Breihof blessed the corpse. Then the funeral procession moved to the "Sweet Home-Cemetery", where the coffin for the time being was settled in the crypt.
The pall bearers were HH. Math. Fell, Jos. Olm, I. Corney and Jos. Lattig.
The deceased was born on September 12, 1859 in Baltimore and was paralyzed since the age of 10.
The terrible tragedy in the neighboring house. No. 4, Emory Street of eight days ago, a man known as Allen Stone shot his wife and tried to eviscerate himself, encouraged the poor man in such a way that he passed away shortly afterwards.
He leaves his father and mother, also two brothers, four sisters and one brother in law.
NOTE: in 1887 street numbers were changed and Nr. 6 was changed to Nr. 216
Tuesday morning at 6 1/4 o'clock, after much suffering, our dear son and brother Joseph Schamberger, has died, aged 26 years. The funeral will be held this morning at 8 o'clock, procession leaving from Nr. 6, Emory Street.
The grieving parents: Pius and Johanne Schamberger together with siblings.
ruff translation to English of Der Deutsche correspondent, November 20, 1885:
Yesterday morning at 8 o'clock was the funeral procession for Mr. Joseph Schamberger, who died on Tuesday morning 6 1/2 o'clock, after his long suffering. The procession moved from his parents' apartment, Nr. 6, Emory Street to St. Alphonsus church where Father Breihof blessed the corpse. Then the funeral procession moved to the "Sweet Home-Cemetery", where the coffin for the time being was settled in the crypt.
The pall bearers were HH. Math. Fell, Jos. Olm, I. Corney and Jos. Lattig.
The deceased was born on September 12, 1859 in Baltimore and was paralyzed since the age of 10.
The terrible tragedy in the neighboring house. No. 4, Emory Street of eight days ago, a man known as Allen Stone shot his wife and tried to eviscerate himself, encouraged the poor man in such a way that he passed away shortly afterwards.
He leaves his father and mother, also two brothers, four sisters and one brother in law.
NOTE: in 1887 street numbers were changed and Nr. 6 was changed to Nr. 216
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Death Certificate clearly shows Saint Alphonsus Cemetery, the funeral notice has Sweet Home Cemetery, which is an alternate name that was commonly used.
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