Edward Lewellyn
May 4, 1916:
Edward Lewellyn Houchins, 81 years and 2 months old, of rural Fulton, Missouri died at 3:00am on May 4, 1916 at his home.
Dr. R.S. Simcoe, of Calwood, Missouri, pronounced death caused by Paralysis and old age contributed to by Arteriosclerosis. Informant was Scott D. Houchins of Calwood.
Edward was born March 4, 1835, in Virginia, the son of James Houchins and Elnora (Harden) Houchins, both born in Virginia. He was married to
Mary L. Wilcox . Edward was a farmer.
Arrangements were under the care of E.W. Herndon Undertaking Services in Fulton, Missouri. Burial was in Ebenezer Church Cemetery.
May 4, 1916:
Edward Lewellyn Houchins, 81 years and 2 months old, of rural Fulton, Missouri died at 3:00am on May 4, 1916 at his home.
Dr. R.S. Simcoe, of Calwood, Missouri, pronounced death caused by Paralysis and old age contributed to by Arteriosclerosis. Informant was Scott D. Houchins of Calwood.
Edward was born March 4, 1835, in Virginia, the son of James Houchins and Elnora (Harden) Houchins, both born in Virginia. He was married to
Mary L. Wilcox . Edward was a farmer.
Arrangements were under the care of E.W. Herndon Undertaking Services in Fulton, Missouri. Burial was in Ebenezer Church Cemetery.
Edward Lewellyn
May 4, 1916:
Edward Lewellyn Houchins, 81 years and 2 months old, of rural Fulton, Missouri died at 3:00am on May 4, 1916 at his home.
Dr. R.S. Simcoe, of Calwood, Missouri, pronounced death caused by Paralysis and old age contributed to by Arteriosclerosis. Informant was Scott D. Houchins of Calwood.
Edward was born March 4, 1835, in Virginia, the son of James Houchins and Elnora (Harden) Houchins, both born in Virginia. He was married to
Mary L. Wilcox . Edward was a farmer.
Arrangements were under the care of E.W. Herndon Undertaking Services in Fulton, Missouri. Burial was in Ebenezer Church Cemetery.
May 4, 1916:
Edward Lewellyn Houchins, 81 years and 2 months old, of rural Fulton, Missouri died at 3:00am on May 4, 1916 at his home.
Dr. R.S. Simcoe, of Calwood, Missouri, pronounced death caused by Paralysis and old age contributed to by Arteriosclerosis. Informant was Scott D. Houchins of Calwood.
Edward was born March 4, 1835, in Virginia, the son of James Houchins and Elnora (Harden) Houchins, both born in Virginia. He was married to
Mary L. Wilcox . Edward was a farmer.
Arrangements were under the care of E.W. Herndon Undertaking Services in Fulton, Missouri. Burial was in Ebenezer Church Cemetery.
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