Alvina Mailahn

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Name Alvina Mailahn
Level Unknown
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Birth 24 May 1884Template:Br | }} {{#if:Black Creek, Outagamie, Wisconsin | Black Creek, Outagamie, WisconsinTemplate:Br | }}
Death 14 Jun 1907Template:Br | }} {{#if:Outagamie County, Wisconsin | Outagamie County, WisconsinTemplate:Br | }}
Burial Jun 1907Template:Br | }} {{#if:Black Creek, Outagamie, Wisconsin | Black Creek, Outagamie, WisconsinTemplate:Br | }}
Cause tuberculosis of lungs
Nationality American
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Case File: Mailahn Family

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Alvina, also called "Vina", was the fourth child of the Mailahn family. She became ill with tuberculosis in about June of 1906, two months after the death of her sister Anna. And, like her sister Anna before her, it was a slow progression that lasted a year - finally succumbing in June of 1907. Nothing specific is ever mentioned about her, she never married or had children.

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  • 1900 - Grand Chute, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA - she and sister Anna, servants in neighboring homes.
  • 1905 - Center, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA