Hannah was married to Philip Alburger on March 2 1845 in Philadelphia, according to online family trees.
She was 49 years old when she died due to typhoid fever, just like her husband nine years earlier. She resided at 812 Washington Street in the 2nd ward.
Her death certificate states that she was buried in 'Philadelphia Cemetery' which usually meant the now defunct Ronaldson's. Those burials were removed to Forest Hills Cemetery in Montgomery County (beginning about 1949).
She was 49 years old when she died due to typhoid fever, just like her husband nine years earlier. She resided at 812 Washington Street in the 2nd ward.
Her death certificate states that she was buried in 'Philadelphia Cemetery' which usually meant the now defunct Ronaldson's. Those burials were removed to Forest Hills Cemetery in Montgomery County (beginning about 1949).
Hannah was married to Philip Alburger on March 2 1845 in Philadelphia, according to online family trees.
She was 49 years old when she died due to typhoid fever, just like her husband nine years earlier. She resided at 812 Washington Street in the 2nd ward.
Her death certificate states that she was buried in 'Philadelphia Cemetery' which usually meant the now defunct Ronaldson's. Those burials were removed to Forest Hills Cemetery in Montgomery County (beginning about 1949).
She was 49 years old when she died due to typhoid fever, just like her husband nine years earlier. She resided at 812 Washington Street in the 2nd ward.
Her death certificate states that she was buried in 'Philadelphia Cemetery' which usually meant the now defunct Ronaldson's. Those burials were removed to Forest Hills Cemetery in Montgomery County (beginning about 1949).
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