Missouri Death Certificate#25556:
Amanda Simpson, age 59, of 305 South Market Street, Fulton, Missouri died at 1:20pm on August 22, 1932 at her home.
Dr. R.N. Crews, of Fulton, pronounced death caused by Acute Colitis with Diarrhea, duration of fifteen days. The informant was Mrs. Bertha Martin of the same address.
Mrs. Simpson was born in 1873, in Callaway County, Missouri,the daughter of James and Martha (Martin) Redman. She was united in marriage to Robert Simpson and he preceded her in death. Mrs. Simpson was a housewife.
Arrangements were under the care of Eli Bell Undertaking Services of Fulton. Burial was in the Southside Negro Cemetery.
Amanda Simpson, age 59, of 305 South Market Street, Fulton, Missouri died at 1:20pm on August 22, 1932 at her home.
Dr. R.N. Crews, of Fulton, pronounced death caused by Acute Colitis with Diarrhea, duration of fifteen days. The informant was Mrs. Bertha Martin of the same address.
Mrs. Simpson was born in 1873, in Callaway County, Missouri,the daughter of James and Martha (Martin) Redman. She was united in marriage to Robert Simpson and he preceded her in death. Mrs. Simpson was a housewife.
Arrangements were under the care of Eli Bell Undertaking Services of Fulton. Burial was in the Southside Negro Cemetery.
Missouri Death Certificate#25556:
Amanda Simpson, age 59, of 305 South Market Street, Fulton, Missouri died at 1:20pm on August 22, 1932 at her home.
Dr. R.N. Crews, of Fulton, pronounced death caused by Acute Colitis with Diarrhea, duration of fifteen days. The informant was Mrs. Bertha Martin of the same address.
Mrs. Simpson was born in 1873, in Callaway County, Missouri,the daughter of James and Martha (Martin) Redman. She was united in marriage to Robert Simpson and he preceded her in death. Mrs. Simpson was a housewife.
Arrangements were under the care of Eli Bell Undertaking Services of Fulton. Burial was in the Southside Negro Cemetery.
Amanda Simpson, age 59, of 305 South Market Street, Fulton, Missouri died at 1:20pm on August 22, 1932 at her home.
Dr. R.N. Crews, of Fulton, pronounced death caused by Acute Colitis with Diarrhea, duration of fifteen days. The informant was Mrs. Bertha Martin of the same address.
Mrs. Simpson was born in 1873, in Callaway County, Missouri,the daughter of James and Martha (Martin) Redman. She was united in marriage to Robert Simpson and he preceded her in death. Mrs. Simpson was a housewife.
Arrangements were under the care of Eli Bell Undertaking Services of Fulton. Burial was in the Southside Negro Cemetery.
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