She was the daughter of Valentine and Eva Sittig.
MRS. EMMA BREITHAUPT
At her home on North Genesee Street, last evening, occurred the death of Emma Sittig, widow of Julius E. Breithaupt. Death resulted from a stroke of apoplexy which she suffered last Sunday evening.
She was born in Albany, May 26, 1854, and was a daughter of Valentine Sittig. She had lived here practically all her life.
Twenty-seven years ago, she married Mr. Breithaupt.
She was a member of the Moravian Church.
Her survivors are: Flora, Mrs. William Gatley, Julius, Charles and Mary of Utica; three sisters, Mrs. Catharine Recknal of Long Branch, Mich.; Mrs. Sarah Weise of Watertown, Wis., Mrs. Amelia Roth of Utica; one brother, C. E. Sittig of this city. Utica Herald Dispatch; 1903
She was the daughter of Valentine and Eva Sittig.
MRS. EMMA BREITHAUPT
At her home on North Genesee Street, last evening, occurred the death of Emma Sittig, widow of Julius E. Breithaupt. Death resulted from a stroke of apoplexy which she suffered last Sunday evening.
She was born in Albany, May 26, 1854, and was a daughter of Valentine Sittig. She had lived here practically all her life.
Twenty-seven years ago, she married Mr. Breithaupt.
She was a member of the Moravian Church.
Her survivors are: Flora, Mrs. William Gatley, Julius, Charles and Mary of Utica; three sisters, Mrs. Catharine Recknal of Long Branch, Mich.; Mrs. Sarah Weise of Watertown, Wis., Mrs. Amelia Roth of Utica; one brother, C. E. Sittig of this city. Utica Herald Dispatch; 1903
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