The son of Joseph and Bridget A. Hancock, who were born at Kings Cove, Newfoundland and Ireland respectively. The father's occupation was listed as a Junk Dealer and Trader.
The Boston death record states the family was residing at 203 Everett St., East Boston when Reuben, then five years, nine months and eight days old, died four weeks after he developed Whooping Cough and late into his illness suffered convulsions. His burial was at Forest Hills Cemetery.
The Boston death record states the family was residing at 203 Everett St., East Boston when Reuben, then five years, nine months and eight days old, died four weeks after he developed Whooping Cough and late into his illness suffered convulsions. His burial was at Forest Hills Cemetery.
The son of Joseph and Bridget A. Hancock, who were born at Kings Cove, Newfoundland and Ireland respectively. The father's occupation was listed as a Junk Dealer and Trader.
The Boston death record states the family was residing at 203 Everett St., East Boston when Reuben, then five years, nine months and eight days old, died four weeks after he developed Whooping Cough and late into his illness suffered convulsions. His burial was at Forest Hills Cemetery.
The Boston death record states the family was residing at 203 Everett St., East Boston when Reuben, then five years, nine months and eight days old, died four weeks after he developed Whooping Cough and late into his illness suffered convulsions. His burial was at Forest Hills Cemetery.
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