Date 28 APR 1911
Source: Long Beach Press
ABSTRACT Died on April 27, 1911 at his home on Anaheim road of strangulation. Age: 13 years. Son of Charles W. Dodsworth, local mail carrier. The peculiar disease is given as ademia of the glottis, and is very rare. Student at the 11th Avenue school. Buried at Sunnyside Cemetery.
Parents were Charles William Dodsworth (1869-1942) of Sacramento, CA and Bertha Woodard of Indianapolis, Indiana.
Source: Long Beach Press
ABSTRACT Died on April 27, 1911 at his home on Anaheim road of strangulation. Age: 13 years. Son of Charles W. Dodsworth, local mail carrier. The peculiar disease is given as ademia of the glottis, and is very rare. Student at the 11th Avenue school. Buried at Sunnyside Cemetery.
Parents were Charles William Dodsworth (1869-1942) of Sacramento, CA and Bertha Woodard of Indianapolis, Indiana.
Date 28 APR 1911
Source: Long Beach Press
ABSTRACT Died on April 27, 1911 at his home on Anaheim road of strangulation. Age: 13 years. Son of Charles W. Dodsworth, local mail carrier. The peculiar disease is given as ademia of the glottis, and is very rare. Student at the 11th Avenue school. Buried at Sunnyside Cemetery.
Parents were Charles William Dodsworth (1869-1942) of Sacramento, CA and Bertha Woodard of Indianapolis, Indiana.
Source: Long Beach Press
ABSTRACT Died on April 27, 1911 at his home on Anaheim road of strangulation. Age: 13 years. Son of Charles W. Dodsworth, local mail carrier. The peculiar disease is given as ademia of the glottis, and is very rare. Student at the 11th Avenue school. Buried at Sunnyside Cemetery.
Parents were Charles William Dodsworth (1869-1942) of Sacramento, CA and Bertha Woodard of Indianapolis, Indiana.
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