Elizabeth's marker shows only Mrs. Anton Wolf, makes one wonder if the community knew her by that rather than her given name since she died 10 years after her husband. On most census records she used the nickname "Lizzie" but on the first one found she did use "Elizabeth". The first record located gave place of birth as Bohemia but all others listed Austria.
Cameron Herald, Thur., 24 Dec 1914
Death- Died in Old Country - Mr. & Mrs. A. Wolf learned of the passing of Mrs. Wolf's mother [no name given] in the early part of November. She was age 83 and together with her husband [no name given], who survives had lived to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. Mr. & Mrs. Wolf visited their parents some 2-years ago, returning on the vessel that first received the distress signal from the fated Titanic [April 14, 1912] Rockdale Reporter
Cameron Herald, Thur., 24 Dec 1914
Death- Died in Old Country - Mr. & Mrs. A. Wolf learned of the passing of Mrs. Wolf's mother [no name given] in the early part of November. She was age 83 and together with her husband [no name given], who survives had lived to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. Mr. & Mrs. Wolf visited their parents some 2-years ago, returning on the vessel that first received the distress signal from the fated Titanic [April 14, 1912] Rockdale Reporter
Elizabeth's marker shows only Mrs. Anton Wolf, makes one wonder if the community knew her by that rather than her given name since she died 10 years after her husband. On most census records she used the nickname "Lizzie" but on the first one found she did use "Elizabeth". The first record located gave place of birth as Bohemia but all others listed Austria.
Cameron Herald, Thur., 24 Dec 1914
Death- Died in Old Country - Mr. & Mrs. A. Wolf learned of the passing of Mrs. Wolf's mother [no name given] in the early part of November. She was age 83 and together with her husband [no name given], who survives had lived to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. Mr. & Mrs. Wolf visited their parents some 2-years ago, returning on the vessel that first received the distress signal from the fated Titanic [April 14, 1912] Rockdale Reporter
Cameron Herald, Thur., 24 Dec 1914
Death- Died in Old Country - Mr. & Mrs. A. Wolf learned of the passing of Mrs. Wolf's mother [no name given] in the early part of November. She was age 83 and together with her husband [no name given], who survives had lived to celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary. Mr. & Mrs. Wolf visited their parents some 2-years ago, returning on the vessel that first received the distress signal from the fated Titanic [April 14, 1912] Rockdale Reporter
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