Thomas P. Cowan. Note the name on the grave marker is misspelled "Cowen." Death Certificate gives the following information: Last name spelled: "Cowan",
Residence Gleason, Arizona, Birth Place: England, Cause of Death: Senile Exhaustion, Traumatic Fracture of Femur. Occupation: Miner. Buried in Tombstone. (Informant: State Hospital, Phoenix, Arizona).
Thomas was born in England; naturalized Storey County Nevada, October 18, 1880. He mined for twenty-five to thirty years at Tombstone and Gleeson, developing the Hidden Treasure Mine in the later district. He was elected constable of Tombstone in November 1892. He died in Phoenix December 28, 1929; survived by son Jack and a daughter, Lois Kuckenbecker of Los Angeles. His wife, Mary, died at Tombstone of typhoid fever November 15, 1891.
Residence Gleason, Arizona, Birth Place: England, Cause of Death: Senile Exhaustion, Traumatic Fracture of Femur. Occupation: Miner. Buried in Tombstone. (Informant: State Hospital, Phoenix, Arizona).
Thomas was born in England; naturalized Storey County Nevada, October 18, 1880. He mined for twenty-five to thirty years at Tombstone and Gleeson, developing the Hidden Treasure Mine in the later district. He was elected constable of Tombstone in November 1892. He died in Phoenix December 28, 1929; survived by son Jack and a daughter, Lois Kuckenbecker of Los Angeles. His wife, Mary, died at Tombstone of typhoid fever November 15, 1891.
Thomas P. Cowan. Note the name on the grave marker is misspelled "Cowen." Death Certificate gives the following information: Last name spelled: "Cowan",
Residence Gleason, Arizona, Birth Place: England, Cause of Death: Senile Exhaustion, Traumatic Fracture of Femur. Occupation: Miner. Buried in Tombstone. (Informant: State Hospital, Phoenix, Arizona).
Thomas was born in England; naturalized Storey County Nevada, October 18, 1880. He mined for twenty-five to thirty years at Tombstone and Gleeson, developing the Hidden Treasure Mine in the later district. He was elected constable of Tombstone in November 1892. He died in Phoenix December 28, 1929; survived by son Jack and a daughter, Lois Kuckenbecker of Los Angeles. His wife, Mary, died at Tombstone of typhoid fever November 15, 1891.
Residence Gleason, Arizona, Birth Place: England, Cause of Death: Senile Exhaustion, Traumatic Fracture of Femur. Occupation: Miner. Buried in Tombstone. (Informant: State Hospital, Phoenix, Arizona).
Thomas was born in England; naturalized Storey County Nevada, October 18, 1880. He mined for twenty-five to thirty years at Tombstone and Gleeson, developing the Hidden Treasure Mine in the later district. He was elected constable of Tombstone in November 1892. He died in Phoenix December 28, 1929; survived by son Jack and a daughter, Lois Kuckenbecker of Los Angeles. His wife, Mary, died at Tombstone of typhoid fever November 15, 1891.
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