William VanHorn married Emma Marie Dougherty in Philadelphia in 1922 (license #467273).
William VanHorn (34y), son of Joseph VanHorn and Mary Wells, died from head injuries after an accident when he fell from the roof at The Reading Hospital in Berks County. He was an employee of the Belmost Iron Works in Philadelphia. Certificate #102180.
He was buried at Holycross Cemetery on 23 Nov 1932. His brother-in-law Phillip Dougherty was buried in the same location.
William VanHorn (34y), son of Joseph VanHorn and Mary Wells, died from head injuries after an accident when he fell from the roof at The Reading Hospital in Berks County. He was an employee of the Belmost Iron Works in Philadelphia. Certificate #102180.
He was buried at Holycross Cemetery on 23 Nov 1932. His brother-in-law Phillip Dougherty was buried in the same location.
William VanHorn married Emma Marie Dougherty in Philadelphia in 1922 (license #467273).
William VanHorn (34y), son of Joseph VanHorn and Mary Wells, died from head injuries after an accident when he fell from the roof at The Reading Hospital in Berks County. He was an employee of the Belmost Iron Works in Philadelphia. Certificate #102180.
He was buried at Holycross Cemetery on 23 Nov 1932. His brother-in-law Phillip Dougherty was buried in the same location.
William VanHorn (34y), son of Joseph VanHorn and Mary Wells, died from head injuries after an accident when he fell from the roof at The Reading Hospital in Berks County. He was an employee of the Belmost Iron Works in Philadelphia. Certificate #102180.
He was buried at Holycross Cemetery on 23 Nov 1932. His brother-in-law Phillip Dougherty was buried in the same location.
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