MRS. DUNMAN DEAD.
Pat Beal received a letter from his wife stating that his wife’s sister, Mrs. Anna Dunman died at Los Angeles, California on October 3rd. Mrs. Dunman was about the age of 31 years, her death being due to dropsy which had troubled her for some time. About seven years ago she left Galena to make her home at Los Angeles.
She is survived by four sisters, Mrs. Pat Beal of Galena, Mrs. Jack Rodgers [sic: Rogers] and Mrs. Frank Ewers [sic: Evans] of Pittsburg. Mrs. Harry Woheford [sic: Wohlfort] of Grand Junction, Colorado, and one brother, Milas McConnell, of Bisbee, Arizona.
Galena Weekly Republican
Galena, Kansas
11 October 1912, Friday, Page 7
Notes:
Anna first married Lincoln Cook, a widower, on January 2, 1903, in Carthage, Missouri. He was a native of Texas, son of John and Elizabeth Cook. They had one daughter, Mildred Louise Cook [Seeley], who was born on September 23, 1903, to the couple in Galena, Kansas. Lincoln died from smallpox, age 41, in Galena, Kansas, in March, 1905.
Anna second married Oscar Aaron Dunham, a native of Texas, on September 17, 1905, in Cochise, Arizona.
Her husband Oscar informed her death certificate, which gave chronic nephritis as the cause of death, also noting that she had had scarlet fever in infancy.
Oscar would marry again after Anna's death to Julia E Windisch in 1919.
Pat Beal received a letter from his wife stating that his wife’s sister, Mrs. Anna Dunman died at Los Angeles, California on October 3rd. Mrs. Dunman was about the age of 31 years, her death being due to dropsy which had troubled her for some time. About seven years ago she left Galena to make her home at Los Angeles.
She is survived by four sisters, Mrs. Pat Beal of Galena, Mrs. Jack Rodgers [sic: Rogers] and Mrs. Frank Ewers [sic: Evans] of Pittsburg. Mrs. Harry Woheford [sic: Wohlfort] of Grand Junction, Colorado, and one brother, Milas McConnell, of Bisbee, Arizona.
Galena Weekly Republican
Galena, Kansas
11 October 1912, Friday, Page 7
Notes:
Anna first married Lincoln Cook, a widower, on January 2, 1903, in Carthage, Missouri. He was a native of Texas, son of John and Elizabeth Cook. They had one daughter, Mildred Louise Cook [Seeley], who was born on September 23, 1903, to the couple in Galena, Kansas. Lincoln died from smallpox, age 41, in Galena, Kansas, in March, 1905.
Anna second married Oscar Aaron Dunham, a native of Texas, on September 17, 1905, in Cochise, Arizona.
Her husband Oscar informed her death certificate, which gave chronic nephritis as the cause of death, also noting that she had had scarlet fever in infancy.
Oscar would marry again after Anna's death to Julia E Windisch in 1919.
MRS. DUNMAN DEAD.
Pat Beal received a letter from his wife stating that his wife’s sister, Mrs. Anna Dunman died at Los Angeles, California on October 3rd. Mrs. Dunman was about the age of 31 years, her death being due to dropsy which had troubled her for some time. About seven years ago she left Galena to make her home at Los Angeles.
She is survived by four sisters, Mrs. Pat Beal of Galena, Mrs. Jack Rodgers [sic: Rogers] and Mrs. Frank Ewers [sic: Evans] of Pittsburg. Mrs. Harry Woheford [sic: Wohlfort] of Grand Junction, Colorado, and one brother, Milas McConnell, of Bisbee, Arizona.
Galena Weekly Republican
Galena, Kansas
11 October 1912, Friday, Page 7
Notes:
Anna first married Lincoln Cook, a widower, on January 2, 1903, in Carthage, Missouri. He was a native of Texas, son of John and Elizabeth Cook. They had one daughter, Mildred Louise Cook [Seeley], who was born on September 23, 1903, to the couple in Galena, Kansas. Lincoln died from smallpox, age 41, in Galena, Kansas, in March, 1905.
Anna second married Oscar Aaron Dunham, a native of Texas, on September 17, 1905, in Cochise, Arizona.
Her husband Oscar informed her death certificate, which gave chronic nephritis as the cause of death, also noting that she had had scarlet fever in infancy.
Oscar would marry again after Anna's death to Julia E Windisch in 1919.
Pat Beal received a letter from his wife stating that his wife’s sister, Mrs. Anna Dunman died at Los Angeles, California on October 3rd. Mrs. Dunman was about the age of 31 years, her death being due to dropsy which had troubled her for some time. About seven years ago she left Galena to make her home at Los Angeles.
She is survived by four sisters, Mrs. Pat Beal of Galena, Mrs. Jack Rodgers [sic: Rogers] and Mrs. Frank Ewers [sic: Evans] of Pittsburg. Mrs. Harry Woheford [sic: Wohlfort] of Grand Junction, Colorado, and one brother, Milas McConnell, of Bisbee, Arizona.
Galena Weekly Republican
Galena, Kansas
11 October 1912, Friday, Page 7
Notes:
Anna first married Lincoln Cook, a widower, on January 2, 1903, in Carthage, Missouri. He was a native of Texas, son of John and Elizabeth Cook. They had one daughter, Mildred Louise Cook [Seeley], who was born on September 23, 1903, to the couple in Galena, Kansas. Lincoln died from smallpox, age 41, in Galena, Kansas, in March, 1905.
Anna second married Oscar Aaron Dunham, a native of Texas, on September 17, 1905, in Cochise, Arizona.
Her husband Oscar informed her death certificate, which gave chronic nephritis as the cause of death, also noting that she had had scarlet fever in infancy.
Oscar would marry again after Anna's death to Julia E Windisch in 1919.
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