Emily Hanley passed away at 214 West Excelsior in Excelsior Springs, Missouri of chronic nephritis [kidney disease] at age 51. She was born in England to Edmond Baker and Martha Fudge Baker, both of which were born in Wales.
Her year of birth on her Missouri Death Certificate gave the year of her birth as 1863. This information was provided by the husband.
The US Census of 1900 her age was given as 1865 and the 1905 Kansas state census her birth year was given as 1865
Both the census and her death certificate conflict with the date given on the stone of 1864.
So it is uncertain which year is correct.
Survivors include her husband Joe, son, one brother & one sister.
Her year of birth on her Missouri Death Certificate gave the year of her birth as 1863. This information was provided by the husband.
The US Census of 1900 her age was given as 1865 and the 1905 Kansas state census her birth year was given as 1865
Both the census and her death certificate conflict with the date given on the stone of 1864.
So it is uncertain which year is correct.
Survivors include her husband Joe, son, one brother & one sister.
Emily Hanley passed away at 214 West Excelsior in Excelsior Springs, Missouri of chronic nephritis [kidney disease] at age 51. She was born in England to Edmond Baker and Martha Fudge Baker, both of which were born in Wales.
Her year of birth on her Missouri Death Certificate gave the year of her birth as 1863. This information was provided by the husband.
The US Census of 1900 her age was given as 1865 and the 1905 Kansas state census her birth year was given as 1865
Both the census and her death certificate conflict with the date given on the stone of 1864.
So it is uncertain which year is correct.
Survivors include her husband Joe, son, one brother & one sister.
Her year of birth on her Missouri Death Certificate gave the year of her birth as 1863. This information was provided by the husband.
The US Census of 1900 her age was given as 1865 and the 1905 Kansas state census her birth year was given as 1865
Both the census and her death certificate conflict with the date given on the stone of 1864.
So it is uncertain which year is correct.
Survivors include her husband Joe, son, one brother & one sister.
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