THE KANSAS CITY JOURNAL
Kansas City, Missouri
17 January, 1910
BOTH DIE OF PNEUMONIA.
George Fox's Death Occurs Just
Week After Wife's Demise.
One week from the day his wife died of the same disease, George A. Fox, a foreman for the Faultless Starch Company, died yesterday morning at his home, 1417 Belleview avenue, of pneumonia. He was 59 years old.
A week ago Sunday Mrs. Eugenia Fox died after a short illness and her husband displayed symptoms of the same disease at the time. She was buried, and at once Mr. Fox's illness became serious. Six children survive. They are George A. Rhode, Hill, Henry H. and Eugenia Fox, and Mrs. J. W. Lane.
Mr. Fox lived in Kansas City twenty-five years in the employ of the Faultless Starch Company. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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From death certificate:
~ Female
~ White
~ Married
~ Born: 1 Jan 1855, Powder Springs, Georgia
~ 55 years, 9 days
~ Housewife
~ Father: W J Kiser, b. North Carolina
~ Mother: Nancy Howell, b. North Carolina
~ Residence: 1417 Belleview, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri
~ Informant: George Fox of the home
~ Place of death: Home
~ Cause of death: Heart complications; fatty degeneration; pneumonia; per W S Fields MD, 720 Shukert
~ Burial: 12 Jan 1910, Forest Hill Cemetery; J W Wagner Undertaker, 1409 Grand
Kansas City, Missouri
17 January, 1910
BOTH DIE OF PNEUMONIA.
George Fox's Death Occurs Just
Week After Wife's Demise.
One week from the day his wife died of the same disease, George A. Fox, a foreman for the Faultless Starch Company, died yesterday morning at his home, 1417 Belleview avenue, of pneumonia. He was 59 years old.
A week ago Sunday Mrs. Eugenia Fox died after a short illness and her husband displayed symptoms of the same disease at the time. She was buried, and at once Mr. Fox's illness became serious. Six children survive. They are George A. Rhode, Hill, Henry H. and Eugenia Fox, and Mrs. J. W. Lane.
Mr. Fox lived in Kansas City twenty-five years in the employ of the Faultless Starch Company. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
___
From death certificate:
~ Female
~ White
~ Married
~ Born: 1 Jan 1855, Powder Springs, Georgia
~ 55 years, 9 days
~ Housewife
~ Father: W J Kiser, b. North Carolina
~ Mother: Nancy Howell, b. North Carolina
~ Residence: 1417 Belleview, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri
~ Informant: George Fox of the home
~ Place of death: Home
~ Cause of death: Heart complications; fatty degeneration; pneumonia; per W S Fields MD, 720 Shukert
~ Burial: 12 Jan 1910, Forest Hill Cemetery; J W Wagner Undertaker, 1409 Grand
THE KANSAS CITY JOURNAL
Kansas City, Missouri
17 January, 1910
BOTH DIE OF PNEUMONIA.
George Fox's Death Occurs Just
Week After Wife's Demise.
One week from the day his wife died of the same disease, George A. Fox, a foreman for the Faultless Starch Company, died yesterday morning at his home, 1417 Belleview avenue, of pneumonia. He was 59 years old.
A week ago Sunday Mrs. Eugenia Fox died after a short illness and her husband displayed symptoms of the same disease at the time. She was buried, and at once Mr. Fox's illness became serious. Six children survive. They are George A. Rhode, Hill, Henry H. and Eugenia Fox, and Mrs. J. W. Lane.
Mr. Fox lived in Kansas City twenty-five years in the employ of the Faultless Starch Company. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
___
From death certificate:
~ Female
~ White
~ Married
~ Born: 1 Jan 1855, Powder Springs, Georgia
~ 55 years, 9 days
~ Housewife
~ Father: W J Kiser, b. North Carolina
~ Mother: Nancy Howell, b. North Carolina
~ Residence: 1417 Belleview, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri
~ Informant: George Fox of the home
~ Place of death: Home
~ Cause of death: Heart complications; fatty degeneration; pneumonia; per W S Fields MD, 720 Shukert
~ Burial: 12 Jan 1910, Forest Hill Cemetery; J W Wagner Undertaker, 1409 Grand
Kansas City, Missouri
17 January, 1910
BOTH DIE OF PNEUMONIA.
George Fox's Death Occurs Just
Week After Wife's Demise.
One week from the day his wife died of the same disease, George A. Fox, a foreman for the Faultless Starch Company, died yesterday morning at his home, 1417 Belleview avenue, of pneumonia. He was 59 years old.
A week ago Sunday Mrs. Eugenia Fox died after a short illness and her husband displayed symptoms of the same disease at the time. She was buried, and at once Mr. Fox's illness became serious. Six children survive. They are George A. Rhode, Hill, Henry H. and Eugenia Fox, and Mrs. J. W. Lane.
Mr. Fox lived in Kansas City twenty-five years in the employ of the Faultless Starch Company. Funeral arrangements have not been made.
___
From death certificate:
~ Female
~ White
~ Married
~ Born: 1 Jan 1855, Powder Springs, Georgia
~ 55 years, 9 days
~ Housewife
~ Father: W J Kiser, b. North Carolina
~ Mother: Nancy Howell, b. North Carolina
~ Residence: 1417 Belleview, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri
~ Informant: George Fox of the home
~ Place of death: Home
~ Cause of death: Heart complications; fatty degeneration; pneumonia; per W S Fields MD, 720 Shukert
~ Burial: 12 Jan 1910, Forest Hill Cemetery; J W Wagner Undertaker, 1409 Grand
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