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George Amos was born on December 25, 1897 in Franklin County, Tennessee, the son of Henry Amos and Georgia (Fitzgerald) Amos.
He was married to Margurette -- (ca 1905- ).
A porter in the Nashville Trust Building, he was 218 15th Avenue North, Nashville. He was 44 years old when he died of toxemia from tuberculosis meningitis on February 1, 1942 at Nashville's Hubbard Hospital where he had been a patient for six days.
Burial was three days later in Greenwood Cemetery, Nashville.
The above is from his Death Certificate, with Rena Hicks of 615 40th Avenue North, Nashville as the informant.
George Amos was born on December 25, 1897 in Franklin County, Tennessee, the son of Henry Amos and Georgia (Fitzgerald) Amos.
He was married to Margurette -- (ca 1905- ).
A porter in the Nashville Trust Building, he was 218 15th Avenue North, Nashville. He was 44 years old when he died of toxemia from tuberculosis meningitis on February 1, 1942 at Nashville's Hubbard Hospital where he had been a patient for six days.
Burial was three days later in Greenwood Cemetery, Nashville.
The above is from his Death Certificate, with Rena Hicks of 615 40th Avenue North, Nashville as the informant.
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George Amos was born on December 25, 1897 in Franklin County, Tennessee, the son of Henry Amos and Georgia (Fitzgerald) Amos.
He was married to Margurette -- (ca 1905- ).
A porter in the Nashville Trust Building, he was 218 15th Avenue North, Nashville. He was 44 years old when he died of toxemia from tuberculosis meningitis on February 1, 1942 at Nashville's Hubbard Hospital where he had been a patient for six days.
Burial was three days later in Greenwood Cemetery, Nashville.
The above is from his Death Certificate, with Rena Hicks of 615 40th Avenue North, Nashville as the informant.
George Amos was born on December 25, 1897 in Franklin County, Tennessee, the son of Henry Amos and Georgia (Fitzgerald) Amos.
He was married to Margurette -- (ca 1905- ).
A porter in the Nashville Trust Building, he was 218 15th Avenue North, Nashville. He was 44 years old when he died of toxemia from tuberculosis meningitis on February 1, 1942 at Nashville's Hubbard Hospital where he had been a patient for six days.
Burial was three days later in Greenwood Cemetery, Nashville.
The above is from his Death Certificate, with Rena Hicks of 615 40th Avenue North, Nashville as the informant.
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