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Aaron Greer was born on October 6, 1910 in Alabama, the son of George Greer and Lucy (Burnette) Greer.
He was married to Sue Ella -- .
A laborer living at 1116 4th Avenue South (rear), Nashville, he was 23 years old and married when he died at Nashville City Hospital on June 12, 1934 of bacterial endocarditis and cirrhosis of the liver. Burial was on June 28th in County Burial Ground, which was Potters Field [later known as Davidson County Cemetery], Nashville.
The above is from his Death Certificate, with George Greer of 1116 4th Avenue South (rear) as the informant.
Aaron Greer was born on October 6, 1910 in Alabama, the son of George Greer and Lucy (Burnette) Greer.
He was married to Sue Ella -- .
A laborer living at 1116 4th Avenue South (rear), Nashville, he was 23 years old and married when he died at Nashville City Hospital on June 12, 1934 of bacterial endocarditis and cirrhosis of the liver. Burial was on June 28th in County Burial Ground, which was Potters Field [later known as Davidson County Cemetery], Nashville.
The above is from his Death Certificate, with George Greer of 1116 4th Avenue South (rear) as the informant.
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Aaron Greer was born on October 6, 1910 in Alabama, the son of George Greer and Lucy (Burnette) Greer.
He was married to Sue Ella -- .
A laborer living at 1116 4th Avenue South (rear), Nashville, he was 23 years old and married when he died at Nashville City Hospital on June 12, 1934 of bacterial endocarditis and cirrhosis of the liver. Burial was on June 28th in County Burial Ground, which was Potters Field [later known as Davidson County Cemetery], Nashville.
The above is from his Death Certificate, with George Greer of 1116 4th Avenue South (rear) as the informant.
Aaron Greer was born on October 6, 1910 in Alabama, the son of George Greer and Lucy (Burnette) Greer.
He was married to Sue Ella -- .
A laborer living at 1116 4th Avenue South (rear), Nashville, he was 23 years old and married when he died at Nashville City Hospital on June 12, 1934 of bacterial endocarditis and cirrhosis of the liver. Burial was on June 28th in County Burial Ground, which was Potters Field [later known as Davidson County Cemetery], Nashville.
The above is from his Death Certificate, with George Greer of 1116 4th Avenue South (rear) as the informant.
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