Buried May 20, 1900. E.A. Whitney Undertaker. Charles apparently belonged to the Gitche Gumee Tribe No 7.
"They paid for lot 66 in block 9 and the deed was given to the Red Men." There was a Charles E. Hildreth who lived in Superior in the late 1890's who was a Cooper. Perhaps this is the same man.
Charles died of pneumonia according to a short mention in The Duluth News Tribune dated May 19, 1900.
"They paid for lot 66 in block 9 and the deed was given to the Red Men." There was a Charles E. Hildreth who lived in Superior in the late 1890's who was a Cooper. Perhaps this is the same man.
Charles died of pneumonia according to a short mention in The Duluth News Tribune dated May 19, 1900.
Buried May 20, 1900. E.A. Whitney Undertaker. Charles apparently belonged to the Gitche Gumee Tribe No 7.
"They paid for lot 66 in block 9 and the deed was given to the Red Men." There was a Charles E. Hildreth who lived in Superior in the late 1890's who was a Cooper. Perhaps this is the same man.
Charles died of pneumonia according to a short mention in The Duluth News Tribune dated May 19, 1900.
"They paid for lot 66 in block 9 and the deed was given to the Red Men." There was a Charles E. Hildreth who lived in Superior in the late 1890's who was a Cooper. Perhaps this is the same man.
Charles died of pneumonia according to a short mention in The Duluth News Tribune dated May 19, 1900.
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