Isabelle Trautlein (1901-1931)

Isabelle Trautlein (1901-1931) was murdered in 1931 by her intoxicated husband in Chicago, Illinois.

Parents[]

Michael Trantlien (1841-1906)
Minnie Hildebrandt (1858-1935)

Siblings[]

Eva Joyce Trautlein (1893-1968) who married William McKnight
Minnie Trautlein (1897-?) who married Fred Wickman (?-1960) on September 26, 1917.

Marriage[]

She married Norman Otto Olson I (1895-1977) on December 31, 1919 in Chicago, Illinois.

Child[]

They had one child, Norman Otto Olson II (1921-1967) who died under the name "Norman Wickman". After the death of his mother, he was raised by Minnie Trautlein (1897-?) and Fred Wickman and he took their surname.

Death[]

She was murdered by her husband with a gunshot to her abdomen on February 22, 1931.

External links[]

[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gr&GRid=105026201 Isabelle Trautlein (1901-1931)[ at Findagrave

Memories of Isabelle Wickman[]

Todd Wayne Wickman writes on May 14, 2012: "[Isabelle Trautline was] her maiden name. She was murdered in the winter of ~1932 by her husband, my paternal great-grandfather, Otto Olson. My grandfather, Norman Olson aka Norman Wickman was adopted by Isabelle's older sister Minnie who was married to John [sic] "Slim" Wickman at the time. They divorced, she remarried and died as Minnie McCarthy in ~1980, yet my last name is still Wickman ... all because Otto came home drunk and killed Isabelle. as I mentioned, Isabelle's (and Minnie's) maiden name is Trautlein ... also, cause of death on her death certificate reads 'murder'."