Editing Alvina Mailahn

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| name          = Alvina Mailahn
| image         = Alvina Mailahn.png
| aka1          = Vina Mailahn
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| birth_date    = 24 May 1884
| birth_place   = Black Creek, Outagamie, Wisconsin
| death_date    = 14 Jun 1907
| death_place   = Outagamie County, Wisconsin
| burial_date   = Jun 1907
| burial_place  = Black Creek, Outagamie, Wisconsin 
| cause         = tuberculosis of lungs
| nationality   = American
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| father        = [[Louis Mailahn]] (1846-1912)
| mother        = [[Augusta Schmidt Mailahn|Augusta Schmidt]] (1859-1908)
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<b>[[Case File: Mailahn Family]]</b>

==Episodes==
* [[Ep. 1 - The Mailahn Family Massacre]]

==Bio==
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 Mailahn|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.

== Documentation ==

=== Cemetery Records ===
* [[Black Creek Cemetery Burials]]

=== Census Records ===
* [[1900 Census - ED84 - Page 10B|1900]] - Grand Chute, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA - she and sister Anna, servants in neighboring homes.
* [[1905 Census - Center, Outagamie - Page 1|1905]] - Center, Outagamie, Wisconsin, USA