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Bessie May <I>Warner</I> Schollenberger

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Bessie May Warner Schollenberger

Birth
Saint Johns, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, USA
Death
10 May 1959 (aged 70)
West Pittston, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, USA
Burial
Saint Johns, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania, USA Add to Map
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Daughter of John and Ida (nee Mace) Warner, Bessie was the first wife of Harrison Morton Schollenberger.

Fellow contributor Star Kline notes that Bessie was her third cousin twice removed. Star adds that Bessie was baptized on 12 Jan 1890 by by Rev. J.B. Kerschner of the Reformed side of Christ Lutheran and Reformed Church of Conyingham, and that record gives us Bessie's middle name.

Her death certificate describes an array of health issues; auricular fibrillation, Paget's disease, advanced cardio renal artherosclerotic vascular disease, advancing sclerotic rheumatoid arthritis.

There are several conditions named after Sir James Paget, including Paget disease of the bone, Paget disease of the breast and extramammary Paget disease, which includes Paget disease of the vulva and Paget disease of the penis. The bone type is the best known, wherein bones suffer an abnormal breakdown, and in being rebuilt by the body, become larger, yet weaker.
Daughter of John and Ida (nee Mace) Warner, Bessie was the first wife of Harrison Morton Schollenberger.

Fellow contributor Star Kline notes that Bessie was her third cousin twice removed. Star adds that Bessie was baptized on 12 Jan 1890 by by Rev. J.B. Kerschner of the Reformed side of Christ Lutheran and Reformed Church of Conyingham, and that record gives us Bessie's middle name.

Her death certificate describes an array of health issues; auricular fibrillation, Paget's disease, advanced cardio renal artherosclerotic vascular disease, advancing sclerotic rheumatoid arthritis.

There are several conditions named after Sir James Paget, including Paget disease of the bone, Paget disease of the breast and extramammary Paget disease, which includes Paget disease of the vulva and Paget disease of the penis. The bone type is the best known, wherein bones suffer an abnormal breakdown, and in being rebuilt by the body, become larger, yet weaker.


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