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This little Aldridge girl was born prematurely on February 3, 1940 at Nashville, Tennessee's General Hospital, the daughter of Frank Melinda Aldridge (ca 1915- ) and Virginia Lorene (Rigdon) Aldridge (ca 1920- ) of 871 Carter Street, Nashville. She had a twin brother.
She was a little less than 6 hours old when she passed away the same day at the hospital and was buried on February 5th in Potters Field [later known as Davidson County Cemetery], Nashville, as was her little brother.
Most of the above is from her Death Certificate, with Frank Aldridge of 871 Carter Street as the informant.
This little Aldridge girl was born prematurely on February 3, 1940 at Nashville, Tennessee's General Hospital, the daughter of Frank Melinda Aldridge (ca 1915- ) and Virginia Lorene (Rigdon) Aldridge (ca 1920- ) of 871 Carter Street, Nashville. She had a twin brother.
She was a little less than 6 hours old when she passed away the same day at the hospital and was buried on February 5th in Potters Field [later known as Davidson County Cemetery], Nashville, as was her little brother.
Most of the above is from her Death Certificate, with Frank Aldridge of 871 Carter Street as the informant.
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This little Aldridge girl was born prematurely on February 3, 1940 at Nashville, Tennessee's General Hospital, the daughter of Frank Melinda Aldridge (ca 1915- ) and Virginia Lorene (Rigdon) Aldridge (ca 1920- ) of 871 Carter Street, Nashville. She had a twin brother.
She was a little less than 6 hours old when she passed away the same day at the hospital and was buried on February 5th in Potters Field [later known as Davidson County Cemetery], Nashville, as was her little brother.
Most of the above is from her Death Certificate, with Frank Aldridge of 871 Carter Street as the informant.
This little Aldridge girl was born prematurely on February 3, 1940 at Nashville, Tennessee's General Hospital, the daughter of Frank Melinda Aldridge (ca 1915- ) and Virginia Lorene (Rigdon) Aldridge (ca 1920- ) of 871 Carter Street, Nashville. She had a twin brother.
She was a little less than 6 hours old when she passed away the same day at the hospital and was buried on February 5th in Potters Field [later known as Davidson County Cemetery], Nashville, as was her little brother.
Most of the above is from her Death Certificate, with Frank Aldridge of 871 Carter Street as the informant.
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