age 19, bayman, died of Yellow Fever
Pensacola Journal (FL)
19 October 1905
Page 1
Charlie Touart Expires.
Charlie Touart, a young man residing at the corner of Florida Blanca and Intendencia streets, expired last night at 9 o'clock of the fever. He had been ill for ten days, and for the past two days it was not expected that he would survive. The young man realized that death was approaching and just before he expired called his mother to his bedside and told her that he was dying. Placing his arms about her he expired.
The deceased was liked by all with whom he was acquainted. He will be remembered as having played baseball with the Pensacola team for the past two or three seasons, and was highly esteemed by the members of the team.
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Pensacola Journal (FL)
19 October 1905
Page 1
Charlie Touart Expires.
Charlie Touart, a young man residing at the corner of Florida Blanca and Intendencia streets, expired last night at 9 o'clock of the fever. He had been ill for ten days, and for the past two days it was not expected that he would survive. The young man realized that death was approaching and just before he expired called his mother to his bedside and told her that he was dying. Placing his arms about her he expired.
The deceased was liked by all with whom he was acquainted. He will be remembered as having played baseball with the Pensacola team for the past two or three seasons, and was highly esteemed by the members of the team.
Thanks GraveSleuth
age 19, bayman, died of Yellow Fever
Pensacola Journal (FL)
19 October 1905
Page 1
Charlie Touart Expires.
Charlie Touart, a young man residing at the corner of Florida Blanca and Intendencia streets, expired last night at 9 o'clock of the fever. He had been ill for ten days, and for the past two days it was not expected that he would survive. The young man realized that death was approaching and just before he expired called his mother to his bedside and told her that he was dying. Placing his arms about her he expired.
The deceased was liked by all with whom he was acquainted. He will be remembered as having played baseball with the Pensacola team for the past two or three seasons, and was highly esteemed by the members of the team.
Thanks GraveSleuth
Pensacola Journal (FL)
19 October 1905
Page 1
Charlie Touart Expires.
Charlie Touart, a young man residing at the corner of Florida Blanca and Intendencia streets, expired last night at 9 o'clock of the fever. He had been ill for ten days, and for the past two days it was not expected that he would survive. The young man realized that death was approaching and just before he expired called his mother to his bedside and told her that he was dying. Placing his arms about her he expired.
The deceased was liked by all with whom he was acquainted. He will be remembered as having played baseball with the Pensacola team for the past two or three seasons, and was highly esteemed by the members of the team.
Thanks GraveSleuth
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