AKA Carrie May Cassatt. Miss May Cassatt, daughter of David and Ida T. Cassatt, died at Gettysburg, July 20, from tuberculosis, which developed from pneumonia. She was aged 19 years.
Miss Cassatt was making her home in York when she contracted pneumonia and was in the York hospital about five weeks. Tuberculosis developed as she was recup- erating from the former sickness.
Miss Cassatt was a member of the Y. M. C. A. of York, and the Methodist church,
of Gettysburg.
She is survived by her parents, one sister, Mrs. Myrtle Kohler, of Harrisburg; and four brothers, Milton, of Dauphin county, William, of McSherrystown, Samuel,
of York, and Norman, at home.
The Hanover Herald - Saturday, July 26, 1913
[Thanks to Find A Grave contributor Jennette for the obit]
Miss Cassatt was making her home in York when she contracted pneumonia and was in the York hospital about five weeks. Tuberculosis developed as she was recup- erating from the former sickness.
Miss Cassatt was a member of the Y. M. C. A. of York, and the Methodist church,
of Gettysburg.
She is survived by her parents, one sister, Mrs. Myrtle Kohler, of Harrisburg; and four brothers, Milton, of Dauphin county, William, of McSherrystown, Samuel,
of York, and Norman, at home.
The Hanover Herald - Saturday, July 26, 1913
[Thanks to Find A Grave contributor Jennette for the obit]
AKA Carrie May Cassatt. Miss May Cassatt, daughter of David and Ida T. Cassatt, died at Gettysburg, July 20, from tuberculosis, which developed from pneumonia. She was aged 19 years.
Miss Cassatt was making her home in York when she contracted pneumonia and was in the York hospital about five weeks. Tuberculosis developed as she was recup- erating from the former sickness.
Miss Cassatt was a member of the Y. M. C. A. of York, and the Methodist church,
of Gettysburg.
She is survived by her parents, one sister, Mrs. Myrtle Kohler, of Harrisburg; and four brothers, Milton, of Dauphin county, William, of McSherrystown, Samuel,
of York, and Norman, at home.
The Hanover Herald - Saturday, July 26, 1913
[Thanks to Find A Grave contributor Jennette for the obit]
Miss Cassatt was making her home in York when she contracted pneumonia and was in the York hospital about five weeks. Tuberculosis developed as she was recup- erating from the former sickness.
Miss Cassatt was a member of the Y. M. C. A. of York, and the Methodist church,
of Gettysburg.
She is survived by her parents, one sister, Mrs. Myrtle Kohler, of Harrisburg; and four brothers, Milton, of Dauphin county, William, of McSherrystown, Samuel,
of York, and Norman, at home.
The Hanover Herald - Saturday, July 26, 1913
[Thanks to Find A Grave contributor Jennette for the obit]
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