Lena Louise Hamburger, 1877–1936 (aged 58 years)
- Name
- Lena Louise /Hamburger/
- Given names
- Lena Louise
- Surname
- Hamburger
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Note: The Montgomery Advertiser The Montgomery Advertiser An event of interest which is to occur in the very near future is made known in the following announcement: "Mr. and Mrs. Max Hamburger request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Lena Louise, to Mr. William Lacy Powers on Tuesday evening, June 7, 1904, at [?] o'clock, at Saint Francis Street Baptist Church, Mobile, Alabama." The bride-to-be is a handsome, highly educated and very popular young lady. She is a sister of Mr. Max Hamburger, Jr., editor and general manager of The Daily Herald of this city. The groom is one of Mobile's progressive business men, popular in all circles and a musician of rare promise. His skill has been noted time and again in entertainments for "sweet charity," and those who know say his touch on the violin has the ear-marks of a true musician. |
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| father |
1848–1929
Birth: December 19, 1848
— Baldwin County, Alabama, United States Death: June 29, 1929 — Mobile, Mobile County, Alabama, United States |
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| mother |
1851–1928
Birth: 1851
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— Alabama, United States Death: March 2, 1928 — Mobile, Mobile County, Alabama, United States |
| Marriage | Marriage — March 12, 1868 — Mobile County, Alabama, United States |
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1 year
elder sister |
1869–1967
Birth: March 11, 1869
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— Mobile County, Alabama, United States Death: July 1, 1967 — Mobile County, Alabama, United States |
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14 months
elder brother |
1870–1950
Birth: May 4, 1870
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— Whistler, Mobile, Alabama, United States Death: June 27, 1950 — Houston, Harris, Texas, United States |
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3 years
elder sister |
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3 years
elder sibling |
1874–1910
Birth: 1874
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— Alabama, United States Death: before June 1, 1910 |
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2 years
elder brother |
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22 months
herself |
1877–1936
Birth: November 1877
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— Alabama, United States Death: 1936 |
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11 months
younger brother |
1878–1970
Birth: October 7, 1878
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27
— Alabama, United States Death: August 30, 1970 — Mobile, Mobile County, Alabama, United States |
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4 years
younger sister |
1883–1975
Birth: February 8, 1883
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32
— Alabama, United States Death: September 15, 1975 |
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3 years
younger sister |
1885–1969
Birth: December 29, 1885
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— Alabama, United States Death: June 25, 1969 |
| husband |
1876–1945
Birth: November 3, 1876
— Carthage, Mississippi, United States Death: February 17, 1945 — Norwood, Hamilton, Ohio, United States |
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| herself |
1877–1936
Birth: November 1877
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— Alabama, United States Death: 1936 |
| Marriage | Marriage — June 7, 1904 — Mobile, Mobile County, Alabama, United States |
| husband |
1876–1945
Birth: November 3, 1876
— Carthage, Mississippi, United States Death: February 17, 1945 — Norwood, Hamilton, Ohio, United States |
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| husband’s wife |
1874–1962
Birth: estimated 1874
Death: December 31, 1962 — Cincinnati, Hamilton, Ohio, United States |
| Marriage | Marriage — — |
| Marriage |
The Montgomery Advertiser An event of interest which is to occur in the very near future is made known in the following announcement: "Mr. and Mrs. Max Hamburger request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter, Lena Louise, to Mr. William Lacy Powers on Tuesday evening, June 7, 1904, at [?] o'clock, at Saint Francis Street Baptist Church, Mobile, Alabama." The bride-to-be is a handsome, highly educated and very popular young lady. She is a sister of Mr. Max Hamburger, Jr., editor and general manager of The Daily Herald of this city. The groom is one of Mobile's progressive business men, popular in all circles and a musician of rare promise. His skill has been noted time and again in entertainments for "sweet charity," and those who know say his touch on the violin has the ear-marks of a true musician. |
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