Amos is the son of Owen Battle and Malisha Unknown. His parents apparently had sixteen children, five of them surviving to 1900. Amos' father worked as a teamster. Amos married in 1892 and by 1900 was listed as married but living with his parents and no wife in the home. He worked then as a farm laborer.
Amos came to the asylum, a widower, from Edgecombe county. He was hospitalized 4 mo 18 days and died of chronic nephritis (kidney disease).
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/22603163/person/28065411478
Amos came to the asylum, a widower, from Edgecombe county. He was hospitalized 4 mo 18 days and died of chronic nephritis (kidney disease).
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/22603163/person/28065411478
Amos is the son of Owen Battle and Malisha Unknown. His parents apparently had sixteen children, five of them surviving to 1900. Amos' father worked as a teamster. Amos married in 1892 and by 1900 was listed as married but living with his parents and no wife in the home. He worked then as a farm laborer.
Amos came to the asylum, a widower, from Edgecombe county. He was hospitalized 4 mo 18 days and died of chronic nephritis (kidney disease).
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/22603163/person/28065411478
Amos came to the asylum, a widower, from Edgecombe county. He was hospitalized 4 mo 18 days and died of chronic nephritis (kidney disease).
http://trees.ancestry.com/tree/22603163/person/28065411478
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