"The funeral of Miss Jennie Harrison, age 59 [sic], who died yesterday at the Madison county infirmary, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Albright's parlors with Rev. O.L. Hull in charge. Miss Harrison was a daughter of the late John A. Harrison. She is survived by a brother, Arthur Harrison, and step mother, Mrs. Laura Harrison." Death notice, Anderson Daily Bulletin 28 Feb 1922.
Death. The Call-Leader (Elwood, Indiana) 28 Feb 1922, Tue P5
Death certificate lists place as Madison County 'poor farm,' used interchangeably with 'infirmary;' in Union Township. There at the time of the 1920 census; 'general paresis' 4 years (certificate); possible admission 1918-1920.
Nephew's commitment file 1917: 'Maternal aunt...has suffered with chorea for 14 years' (about 1903). Huntington's Disease likely.
Death. The Call-Leader (Elwood, Indiana) 28 Feb 1922, Tue P5
Death certificate lists place as Madison County 'poor farm,' used interchangeably with 'infirmary;' in Union Township. There at the time of the 1920 census; 'general paresis' 4 years (certificate); possible admission 1918-1920.
Nephew's commitment file 1917: 'Maternal aunt...has suffered with chorea for 14 years' (about 1903). Huntington's Disease likely.
"The funeral of Miss Jennie Harrison, age 59 [sic], who died yesterday at the Madison county infirmary, will be held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Albright's parlors with Rev. O.L. Hull in charge. Miss Harrison was a daughter of the late John A. Harrison. She is survived by a brother, Arthur Harrison, and step mother, Mrs. Laura Harrison." Death notice, Anderson Daily Bulletin 28 Feb 1922.
Death. The Call-Leader (Elwood, Indiana) 28 Feb 1922, Tue P5
Death certificate lists place as Madison County 'poor farm,' used interchangeably with 'infirmary;' in Union Township. There at the time of the 1920 census; 'general paresis' 4 years (certificate); possible admission 1918-1920.
Nephew's commitment file 1917: 'Maternal aunt...has suffered with chorea for 14 years' (about 1903). Huntington's Disease likely.
Death. The Call-Leader (Elwood, Indiana) 28 Feb 1922, Tue P5
Death certificate lists place as Madison County 'poor farm,' used interchangeably with 'infirmary;' in Union Township. There at the time of the 1920 census; 'general paresis' 4 years (certificate); possible admission 1918-1920.
Nephew's commitment file 1917: 'Maternal aunt...has suffered with chorea for 14 years' (about 1903). Huntington's Disease likely.
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Funeral arranged by her sister-in-law, Clara D. Harrison, Arthur's wife
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