Per her d/c she was 1 month, 13 days old, lived at 105 ½ Older Street, North
Charleston, W. Va.
She passed away at Charleston Gen. Hospital from malnutrition, due to congenital malformation, cleft palate.
She was the daughter of George Walton Sliger, born Cabell Co., W. Va. and Margaret
Lloyd, born Lincoln Co., W. Va.
Informant: George W. Sliger, North Charleston, W. Va.
Buried: Spring Hill Cemetery, Huntington, W. Va. on April 17, 1943.
Cunningham Funeral Home handled arrangements.
Charleston, W. Va.
She passed away at Charleston Gen. Hospital from malnutrition, due to congenital malformation, cleft palate.
She was the daughter of George Walton Sliger, born Cabell Co., W. Va. and Margaret
Lloyd, born Lincoln Co., W. Va.
Informant: George W. Sliger, North Charleston, W. Va.
Buried: Spring Hill Cemetery, Huntington, W. Va. on April 17, 1943.
Cunningham Funeral Home handled arrangements.
Per her d/c she was 1 month, 13 days old, lived at 105 ½ Older Street, North
Charleston, W. Va.
She passed away at Charleston Gen. Hospital from malnutrition, due to congenital malformation, cleft palate.
She was the daughter of George Walton Sliger, born Cabell Co., W. Va. and Margaret
Lloyd, born Lincoln Co., W. Va.
Informant: George W. Sliger, North Charleston, W. Va.
Buried: Spring Hill Cemetery, Huntington, W. Va. on April 17, 1943.
Cunningham Funeral Home handled arrangements.
Charleston, W. Va.
She passed away at Charleston Gen. Hospital from malnutrition, due to congenital malformation, cleft palate.
She was the daughter of George Walton Sliger, born Cabell Co., W. Va. and Margaret
Lloyd, born Lincoln Co., W. Va.
Informant: George W. Sliger, North Charleston, W. Va.
Buried: Spring Hill Cemetery, Huntington, W. Va. on April 17, 1943.
Cunningham Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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