Cemetery records state his age as 4 months 8 days; in the Phoebe Florville plot. No stone found for Joseph in the plot.
The nine-months-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Oakland Florville, East Capitol avenue, died yesterday morning at 7 o'clock under circumstances which will necessitate an inquest. The child was found by its mother while lying in a cradle, apparently asleep, but when the mother approached it was found that the child was dead. The child had been suffering from a running sore in its throat, and it is thought that it was choked by the sore. Coroner will conduct an inquest probably today.
- Illinois State Journal, Springfield, IL, 12-27-1906
The nine-months-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Oakland Florville, East Capitol avenue, died yesterday morning at 7 o'clock under circumstances which will necessitate an inquest. The child was found by its mother while lying in a cradle, apparently asleep, but when the mother approached it was found that the child was dead. The child had been suffering from a running sore in its throat, and it is thought that it was choked by the sore. Coroner will conduct an inquest probably today.
- Illinois State Journal, Springfield, IL, 12-27-1906
Cemetery records state his age as 4 months 8 days; in the Phoebe Florville plot. No stone found for Joseph in the plot.
The nine-months-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Oakland Florville, East Capitol avenue, died yesterday morning at 7 o'clock under circumstances which will necessitate an inquest. The child was found by its mother while lying in a cradle, apparently asleep, but when the mother approached it was found that the child was dead. The child had been suffering from a running sore in its throat, and it is thought that it was choked by the sore. Coroner will conduct an inquest probably today.
- Illinois State Journal, Springfield, IL, 12-27-1906
The nine-months-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Oakland Florville, East Capitol avenue, died yesterday morning at 7 o'clock under circumstances which will necessitate an inquest. The child was found by its mother while lying in a cradle, apparently asleep, but when the mother approached it was found that the child was dead. The child had been suffering from a running sore in its throat, and it is thought that it was choked by the sore. Coroner will conduct an inquest probably today.
- Illinois State Journal, Springfield, IL, 12-27-1906
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