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Henrietta Eisendrath

BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

DATE OF BIRTH:

September 17, 1867

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DATE OF DEATH:

December 30, 1903

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GENDER:

OTHER KNOWN NAMES:

Mrs. S. M. Eisendrath, Ettie Eisendrath

MAIDEN NAME:

Davis

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RELATED TO:

Sigmund Moses Eisendrath
Natalie Eisendrath

DATE OF MARRIAGE:

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KNOWN ADDRESS:

10 Crilly Court

Chicago

Illinois

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AT THE TIME OF the fire

ROLE:

Audience Member

STATUS:

Victim

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Married

other information

MORGUE:

Buffum

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CEMETERY:

Rosehill Cemetery, Chicago IL

OTHER NOTES:

Ettie took her talented little daughter, Natalie to the matinee at the Iroquois theater. The theater caught on fire and was the most horrific fire in Chicago history with a loss of life of over 600 people. Both Ettie and Natalie died in the fire. They had seats in the first balcony and were smothered and crushed. When they were finally identified they were found locked in each other's arms.

CITATION:

Chicago Tribune (Chicago, Illinois) · 1 Jan 1904, Fri · Page 2 & 4Find a Grave https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/87983586/henrietta-eisendrath

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:

Karl Sup

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