Louise Karoline Wilhelmine Wilke

Birth27 June 1837 - Klokow, Prenzlau, Brndnburg, Prussia, Germany

Death20 January 1925 - Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States

MotherMarie Dorothea Sophie Riebel

FatherJohann Martin Wilke

Born in Klokow, Prenzlau, Brndnburg, Prussia, Germany on 27 June 1837 to Johann Martin Wilke and Marie Dorothea Sophie Riebel. Louise Karoline Wilhelmine Wilke married Johann Gottlieb Wunderlich and had 7 children. She passed away on 20 January 1925 in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States.

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Parents

Johann Martin Wilke
1797 - 1854

Marie Dorothea Sophie Riebel
1799 - 1873

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Johann Gottlieb Wunderlich
1837 - 1892

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Henrich Ernst Arthur Wunderlich
1874 - 1954

Auguste Wilhelmine Dorothea Wunderlich
1876 - 1954

Anna Augusta Emilie Wunderlich
1868 - 1946

Otto Emil Gottlieb Wunderlich
1879 - 1956

Bertha C E Wunderlich
1871 - 1954

Carl Franz Wunderlich
1868 - 1868

Elizabeth Maria Augusta Wunderlich
1870 - 1941

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