

Plot Location | 1D1 |
Surname | Papier |
Given Name(s) | Emily |
Place of Birth | Constantinople |
Date of Birth (Eng) | August 19, 1883 |
Date of Birth (Heb) | |
Date of Death (Eng) | February 14, 1906 |
Date of Death (Heb) | 19 Shevat 5666 |
Age at Death | 22 |
Hebrew Name | חי לאה בת יאנתי |
Spouse’s Name | |
Father’s Name | Pinchas Moses Papier (1G3) |
Mother’s Name | Annetta Papier |
Other Surnames | |
Sex | F |
Marital Status | S |
Maiden Name | |
Title (e.g., Dr) | |
Religious Status (כ/ל/י) | |
Cause of Death | |
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Inscription (Eng) | SACRED TO THE MEMORY OF EMILY THE DEARLY BELOVED DAUGHTER OF ANNETTA PAPIER BORN AT CONSTANTINOPLE 19TH. AUGUST 1883 DIED 14TH. FEBRUARY 1906. MAY HER SOUL REST IN PEACE. |
Inscription (Heb) | פה נטמן הצנועה הבתולה ה״מ חי לאה בת יאנתי נ״ע נפטרת י״ט שבט הת״רסו בת שנים ועשרים שנה׃ תנצ״בה |
Inscription (Other) | “93” on bottom |
Historical | According to the Carl Smith archives, she died at 16 Morrison Hill Road. In the 1904 edition of “The Directory and Chronicle for China, Japan, etc.”, Annetta Papier is listed as the licensee of the Colonial Hotel, located at 1 Jubilee Street. She is buried next to Many Mayer (1D2), who died six weeks after her. Many’s father, Bernard Mayer, held the liquor license for the Colonial Hotel at the time. |
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