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IDA MARIA ZILM (born KURTZER), 1886 - 1936 IDA MARIA ZILM (born KURTZER) 1886 1936
IDA MARIA ZILM (born KURTZER) was born on 1886, in , to Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Kurtzer and Johanne Auguste Kurtzer (born Heinrich).
IDA had 11 siblings: August Adolph Kurtzer, Augusta Emma Frieble (born Kurtzer) and .
IDA married Hermann August Benno ZILM on 1906, at age 19 in .
Hermann was born on 1878, in .
They had 8 children: Hilda Meta Boehm (born Zilm), GERTRUDE FRIEDA HAZEL (born ZILM) and .
IDA passed away on 1936, at age 50 in .
She was buried in .
Documents of IDA MARIA ZILM (born KURTZER)
IDA MARIA ZILM (born KURTZER) in Barrier Miner (Broken Hill, Nsw) - Nov 13 1936
Australian Newspapers
"... I '.'--- ' SPRUSO 8 H BEN." Crystal I lied, keeps >our bair sprue* and tidy all'day I NO INQUEST ON WOMAN Visitor's Collapse In City Street There will be no inquest into the sudden death of Mrs. Ida Marie Zilm (52). of Freeling, South Australia. This was announced to-day by the coroner (Mr. S. A; Thornton). Death was due to'natural causes. Mrs^. Zilm had been visiting her daughter, Mrs ..."
Publication place: Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia
Ida Maria Zilm
1885 1936 Ida Maria Zilm in BillionGraves
Ida Maria Zilm
was born circa 1885.
Ida
married
Benno A H Zilm
.
Ida
passed away on November 12 1936, at age 51.
She was buried in Freeling Cemetery, Freeling, South Australia, Australia.
IDA MARIA ZILM (born KURTZER) in Chronicle (Adelaide, Sa) - May 17 1945
Australian Newspapers
"... supposed Mr. August Hermann Benno Zilm, of Freeling, who died re cently in the Magill Hospital, was born at Greenock on July 28, 1878, the only son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Zilm. He married Miss Ida Maria Kurtzer in Febru ary, 1905, at Freeling. His wife died in 1936. Mr. Zilm lived at Freeling for practically the whole of his life, and for almost 30 years he was employed by Mr. J. E. Neld ..."
Publication place: Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
IDA MARIA ZILM (born KURTZER) in Recorder (Port Pirie, Sa) - Nov 16 1936
Australian Newspapers
"... Her remains were interred in the same; grave as her husband, Thomas Clarke, who died in 1913. Rev. T. Offler officiated at the grave. Death of Mrs. I. M. Zilm There will be no inquest into the sudden death of Mrs.-Ida Marie Zilm (52), of Freeling, South Australia, ac cording to Mr. S. A. Thornton (coro ner). Death was due to natural causes. * Mrs. Zilm had been visiting; her daughter, Mrs. Hazel ..."
Publication place: Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia
Ida Kurtzer Ida Kurtzer
Ida Kurtzer married Isidore (Izzy) Kurtzer.
They had one child.
Ida passed away.
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
Ida KurtzerIda Kurtzer in Bunyip (Gawler, SA) - May 4 1945
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
"... in the Magill Hospital, was born at Greenock on 28th July 1878 and was the only son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Her man Zjlm. He married Miss Ida Kurtzer on 20th February 1905 His wife died in 1936. Mr.. Zilm lived at Freeling for practically the whole of his life and for al most 30 years he was employed ..."
Publication place: Gawler, South Australia, Australia
Ida Maria KurtzerIda Maria Kurtzer in Chronicle (Adelaide, SA) - May 17 1945
Newspaper Name Index, USA and Canada
"... died re cently in the Magill Hospital, was born at Greenock on July 28, 1878, the only son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Zilm. He married Miss Ida Maria Kurtzer in Febru ary, 1905, at Freeling. His wife died in 1936. Mr. Zilm lived at Freeling for practically the whole of his life, and for almost 30 years he was ..."
Publication place: Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
U.S. City Directories
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Ida Pauline Albertine Barsch
Ida Pauline Albertine Barsch (born Kurtzer)
Ida Pauline Albertine Barsch (born Kurtzer) married Johann Friedrich Wilhelm Barsch.
