Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
Thomas Moore’s Genealogy Site - Person Sheet
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Brautigan—Woelfel.
Cards were sent out Thanksgiving Eve by Mrs. George A. Harkness announcing the marriage of her daughter, Miss May Woelfel, to Mr. Harry Brautigan. The wedding was solemnized quietly Sunday, October 23, and the ceremony performed by the Rev. John E. Dunn, pastor of St. Pius’ Catholic Church. Announcement of the wedding was not make until Thanksgiving Eve, when the couple started on their wedding journey. The bridge is the daughter of the late John C. Woelfel, of Baltimore.
[The Baltimore Sun, 27 November 1921, part 5, page 16.]
On 10 February 1931, Maria A. Brautigam, nee Woelfel, granddaughter of Elizabeth Anna Kunigunda Woelfel, certified that she had received a legacy of $1,000 from Maria A. Woelfel, executrix of the last will and testament of Elizabeth Anna Kunigunda Woelfel. [Baltimore City, Probate Releases, T 613/C3223-199, page 266.]
Cards were sent out Thanksgiving Eve by Mrs. George A. Harkness announcing the marriage of her daughter, Miss May Woelfel, to Mr. Harry Brautigan. The wedding was solemnized quietly Sunday, October 23, and the ceremony performed by the Rev. John E. Dunn, pastor of St. Pius’ Catholic Church. Announcement of the wedding was not make until Thanksgiving Eve, when the couple started on their wedding journey. The bridge is the daughter of the late John C. Woelfel, of Baltimore.
[The Baltimore Sun, 27 November 1921, part 5, page 16.]
On 10 February 1931, Maria A. Brautigam, nee Woelfel, granddaughter of Elizabeth Anna Kunigunda Woelfel, certified that she had received a legacy of $1,000 from Maria A. Woelfel, executrix of the last will and testament of Elizabeth Anna Kunigunda Woelfel. [Baltimore City, Probate Releases, T 613/C3223-199, page 266.]