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Margaret Buehrmann

BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

DATE OF BIRTH:
DATE OF DEATH:
December 30, 1903
GENDER:
F
OTHER KNOWN NAMES:
MAIDEN NAME:
Buehrmann
ETHNICITY:
KNOWN ADDRESS:
46 East 53rd Street 
 Chicago 
 IL
RELATED TO:

Otto and Mary W Buehrmann, parents

AT THE TIME OF the fire

AGE:
12
MARITAL STATUS:
Single
ROLE:
Audience Member
ORGANIZATIONAL AFFILIATION:
ORGANIZATIONAL ROLE:

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Margaret was the daughter of Missouri natives John Henry "Otto"Buehrmann (c1850–c1918) and Mary L. Buehrmann (1855-). Mary was Otto's second wife. His first wife, after whom Margaret was presumably named, was Margaret Matilda Gaither (1821–1878). Otto was a merchant who relocated his family from St. Louis to Chicago after 1899 and before 1903. For a living, Otto gave lectures about merchandising and advertising. Otto's father, Otto Sr., had been a druggist who emigrated from Germany and, in the Civil War, served as a lieutenant in the Missouri Home Guard for the Union army.

CITATION:

Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) · 1 Jan 1904, Fri · Page 2 & 5
Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) · 2 Jan 1904, Sat · Page 12

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT: Karl Sup, Iroquois Theatre Fire Historical Society

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