Died in infancy, a suspected Influenza victim of the now-infamous "1918 Flu Pandemic", he the eldest son of Mr. John "Jack" and Ms. Alice Edith (Gorton) Brazinski. Stewart died about three months after his birth as noted in official NY State records, and further recorded in his cousin Margaret Rosella (Paul) Eccleston's extensive handwritten and photo 15 volume family genealogy and in associated personal letters. Margaret's genealogical research was done the old-fashion way (by asking questions and visits to official record-holders) -- without the benefit of the Internet.
RIP cousin Stewart Brazinski.
Died in infancy, a suspected Influenza victim of the now-infamous "1918 Flu Pandemic", he the eldest son of Mr. John "Jack" and Ms. Alice Edith (Gorton) Brazinski. Stewart died about three months after his birth as noted in official NY State records, and further recorded in his cousin Margaret Rosella (Paul) Eccleston's extensive handwritten and photo 15 volume family genealogy and in associated personal letters. Margaret's genealogical research was done the old-fashion way (by asking questions and visits to official record-holders) -- without the benefit of the Internet.
RIP cousin Stewart Brazinski.
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