Died at home (residence: Armour Memorial Home) at age 70 from bronchial pneumonia.
Mary and her husband were the parents of Clara. In addition, two other children were born to them, according to the census, but they remain unknown and do not appear in cemetery records. They may be buried next to Mary in Grave 19, which, the records indicate, is not occupied.
Believe this photograph to be of Mary, William and daughter Clara. It was taken at the historic Curtiss photo studio in Kansas City around 1895.
Mary and her husband were the parents of Clara. In addition, two other children were born to them, according to the census, but they remain unknown and do not appear in cemetery records. They may be buried next to Mary in Grave 19, which, the records indicate, is not occupied.
Believe this photograph to be of Mary, William and daughter Clara. It was taken at the historic Curtiss photo studio in Kansas City around 1895.
Died at home (residence: Armour Memorial Home) at age 70 from bronchial pneumonia.
Mary and her husband were the parents of Clara. In addition, two other children were born to them, according to the census, but they remain unknown and do not appear in cemetery records. They may be buried next to Mary in Grave 19, which, the records indicate, is not occupied.
Believe this photograph to be of Mary, William and daughter Clara. It was taken at the historic Curtiss photo studio in Kansas City around 1895.
Mary and her husband were the parents of Clara. In addition, two other children were born to them, according to the census, but they remain unknown and do not appear in cemetery records. They may be buried next to Mary in Grave 19, which, the records indicate, is not occupied.
Believe this photograph to be of Mary, William and daughter Clara. It was taken at the historic Curtiss photo studio in Kansas City around 1895.
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