Estella R. Baker was the daughter of Samuel P. and Sarah O. Baker; she was born on February 9, 1881 in Plymouth, Indiana.
Known to her family as Stella, she married Charles W. Turner on November 13, 1908 in Marshall County. They had one son, Ross Turner in 1910. Shortly after giving birth, Stella became ill with puerperal fever and died.
"Mrs. Charles Turner who resided four miles north of this city died at the Epworth hospital in South Bend Tuesday, where she was taken to undergo an operation. A husband and infant child survive her. Guy Baker of Plymouth is a brother to the deceased. The remains will be brought to Plymouth this evening."
Her death certificate documents that she died while under anesthesia with the contributing factor stated puerperal sepsis . She was 29.
Source: "Dies at Hospital", The Plymouth Tribune, Thursday, May 19, 1910.
Known to her family as Stella, she married Charles W. Turner on November 13, 1908 in Marshall County. They had one son, Ross Turner in 1910. Shortly after giving birth, Stella became ill with puerperal fever and died.
"Mrs. Charles Turner who resided four miles north of this city died at the Epworth hospital in South Bend Tuesday, where she was taken to undergo an operation. A husband and infant child survive her. Guy Baker of Plymouth is a brother to the deceased. The remains will be brought to Plymouth this evening."
Her death certificate documents that she died while under anesthesia with the contributing factor stated puerperal sepsis . She was 29.
Source: "Dies at Hospital", The Plymouth Tribune, Thursday, May 19, 1910.
Estella R. Baker was the daughter of Samuel P. and Sarah O. Baker; she was born on February 9, 1881 in Plymouth, Indiana.
Known to her family as Stella, she married Charles W. Turner on November 13, 1908 in Marshall County. They had one son, Ross Turner in 1910. Shortly after giving birth, Stella became ill with puerperal fever and died.
"Mrs. Charles Turner who resided four miles north of this city died at the Epworth hospital in South Bend Tuesday, where she was taken to undergo an operation. A husband and infant child survive her. Guy Baker of Plymouth is a brother to the deceased. The remains will be brought to Plymouth this evening."
Her death certificate documents that she died while under anesthesia with the contributing factor stated puerperal sepsis . She was 29.
Source: "Dies at Hospital", The Plymouth Tribune, Thursday, May 19, 1910.
Known to her family as Stella, she married Charles W. Turner on November 13, 1908 in Marshall County. They had one son, Ross Turner in 1910. Shortly after giving birth, Stella became ill with puerperal fever and died.
"Mrs. Charles Turner who resided four miles north of this city died at the Epworth hospital in South Bend Tuesday, where she was taken to undergo an operation. A husband and infant child survive her. Guy Baker of Plymouth is a brother to the deceased. The remains will be brought to Plymouth this evening."
Her death certificate documents that she died while under anesthesia with the contributing factor stated puerperal sepsis . She was 29.
Source: "Dies at Hospital", The Plymouth Tribune, Thursday, May 19, 1910.
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