Ezekiel H. Hornaday was about 60, but no exact birth date was given on his Missouri Death Certificate #20751. At the time of his death, he was living in Picher, Oklahoma but passed away at 1314 Grand Avenue at his daughter's home in Joplin, MO. He was divorced from Mary M. Shoemaker and was employed as a night watchman at the lead and zinc mines. His death was attributed to unknown natural causes with no indication of violence. His father's name was given as Louis Hornaday, but no record of his mother's name was listed. He was buried in Fairview Cemetery under the directions of Hurlbut Undertaking Company in Joplin. The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website. The informant was Mrs. S. W. Dagley (daughter) of Joplin, Missouri.
Death date on stone conflicts with death records.
Death date on stone conflicts with death records.
Ezekiel H. Hornaday was about 60, but no exact birth date was given on his Missouri Death Certificate #20751. At the time of his death, he was living in Picher, Oklahoma but passed away at 1314 Grand Avenue at his daughter's home in Joplin, MO. He was divorced from Mary M. Shoemaker and was employed as a night watchman at the lead and zinc mines. His death was attributed to unknown natural causes with no indication of violence. His father's name was given as Louis Hornaday, but no record of his mother's name was listed. He was buried in Fairview Cemetery under the directions of Hurlbut Undertaking Company in Joplin. The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website. The informant was Mrs. S. W. Dagley (daughter) of Joplin, Missouri.
Death date on stone conflicts with death records.
Death date on stone conflicts with death records.
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