BIRTHS...
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Behnke (Kathleen Steadman), 311-1/2 Burdick Avenue, a daughter, June 9....
[The Syracuse Herald, Wednesday, June 14, 1939, page 20]
Baby's Death Laid
To Natural Causes
Two month-old Edna Marie Behnke daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erna [sic; Ernest] Behnke of 1514 Spring Street who was found dead in bed at her parents' home at [7?] o'clock last night shortly after she was given her bottle died of natural causes post mortem examination at the county morgue revealed today.
Morgue attachez said Coroner [...?] Ernest [...?] ascribed the baby's sudden death to acute enteritis and probably septicemia. The baby weighed three pounds four ounces at birth June 9 morgue records showed.
[Syracuse Herald/Syracuse Journal, Tuesday, August 22, 1939, page 4]
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Behnke (Kathleen Steadman), 311-1/2 Burdick Avenue, a daughter, June 9....
[The Syracuse Herald, Wednesday, June 14, 1939, page 20]
Baby's Death Laid
To Natural Causes
Two month-old Edna Marie Behnke daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erna [sic; Ernest] Behnke of 1514 Spring Street who was found dead in bed at her parents' home at [7?] o'clock last night shortly after she was given her bottle died of natural causes post mortem examination at the county morgue revealed today.
Morgue attachez said Coroner [...?] Ernest [...?] ascribed the baby's sudden death to acute enteritis and probably septicemia. The baby weighed three pounds four ounces at birth June 9 morgue records showed.
[Syracuse Herald/Syracuse Journal, Tuesday, August 22, 1939, page 4]
BIRTHS...
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Behnke (Kathleen Steadman), 311-1/2 Burdick Avenue, a daughter, June 9....
[The Syracuse Herald, Wednesday, June 14, 1939, page 20]
Baby's Death Laid
To Natural Causes
Two month-old Edna Marie Behnke daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erna [sic; Ernest] Behnke of 1514 Spring Street who was found dead in bed at her parents' home at [7?] o'clock last night shortly after she was given her bottle died of natural causes post mortem examination at the county morgue revealed today.
Morgue attachez said Coroner [...?] Ernest [...?] ascribed the baby's sudden death to acute enteritis and probably septicemia. The baby weighed three pounds four ounces at birth June 9 morgue records showed.
[Syracuse Herald/Syracuse Journal, Tuesday, August 22, 1939, page 4]
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Behnke (Kathleen Steadman), 311-1/2 Burdick Avenue, a daughter, June 9....
[The Syracuse Herald, Wednesday, June 14, 1939, page 20]
Baby's Death Laid
To Natural Causes
Two month-old Edna Marie Behnke daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Erna [sic; Ernest] Behnke of 1514 Spring Street who was found dead in bed at her parents' home at [7?] o'clock last night shortly after she was given her bottle died of natural causes post mortem examination at the county morgue revealed today.
Morgue attachez said Coroner [...?] Ernest [...?] ascribed the baby's sudden death to acute enteritis and probably septicemia. The baby weighed three pounds four ounces at birth June 9 morgue records showed.
[Syracuse Herald/Syracuse Journal, Tuesday, August 22, 1939, page 4]
Gravesite Details
Per contributor Frank K. 28 April 2018: She is listed as being buried in Section 58, Grave 294; there is no grave marker with her name. There is a stone in that plot for Wilhelmina and Carl John Behnke, her great-grandparents.
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