Carl Umrath

1846–1895 (age 49)

Biography

Carl Umrath (1846–1895) was a mechanical engineer who contributed to Prague's industrial development during the latter half of the 19th century. His technical expertise and professional work reflected the growing importance of engineering in Central Europe's modernization.

Umrath's career in mechanical engineering positioned him among Prague's technical and professional classes. He was interred in the Evangelical Cemetery in Praha-Strašnice, a testament to his Protestant faith and his place in the city's professional and social community.

Also buried at Evangelical Cemetery in Praha-Strašnice

Alfons Marguliés
1897–1928 (age 31)
Evangelical Cemetery in Praha-Strašnice
Slavist Alfons Marguliés pursued cultural understanding with earnest scholarship until his early death in 1928.
Moritz Gröbe
1828–1891 (age 63)
Evangelical Cemetery in Praha-Strašnice
Entrepreneur active in Prague's commercial sphere during the 19th century.
Miloš Dokulil
1912–2002 (age 90)
Evangelical Cemetery in Praha-Strašnice
Miloš Dokulil (1912–2002) was an editor whose work enriched literary and scholarly endeavors.
Johanna Buska
1847–1922 (age 75)
Evangelical Cemetery in Praha-Strašnice
Actor Johanna Buska brought warmth and feeling to the stage before her passing in 1922.
Hugo Rex
1861–1936 (age 75)
Evangelical Cemetery in Praha-Strašnice
Physician Hugo Rex dedicated his life to caring for patients in Prague’s eastern quarter.
Julius Morman
1877–1942 (age 65)
Evangelical Cemetery in Praha-Strašnice
Julius Morman (1877-1942) was a Czech individual who died in Prague during World War II and was buried at the Evangelica...