LILLIAN BONNEVILLE CLARK
Lillian Bonneville Clark was born April 9, 1885 to Charles Joseph and Jennie DeWinter Bonneville in St. Louis, MO. She was the 2nd child of the seven born to Charles and Jennie Bonneville.
Lillian married George Clark on 26 September 1905 in Clayton, St. Louis, MO. By 1920 they had divorced and have no known children at this time.
In 1920 Lillian was working in a shoe factory as a heeler and was rooming in a rooming house in St. Louis.
She died on January 3, 1924 as the result of shock and burns from her clothing being ignited from a candle while gathering coal in the cellar. Her death was ruled an accident by the coroner.
She was buried in Saints Peter and Paul Cemetery on January 5, 1924.
Death Certificate #2348
Lillian Bonneville Clark was born April 9, 1885 to Charles Joseph and Jennie DeWinter Bonneville in St. Louis, MO. She was the 2nd child of the seven born to Charles and Jennie Bonneville.
Lillian married George Clark on 26 September 1905 in Clayton, St. Louis, MO. By 1920 they had divorced and have no known children at this time.
In 1920 Lillian was working in a shoe factory as a heeler and was rooming in a rooming house in St. Louis.
She died on January 3, 1924 as the result of shock and burns from her clothing being ignited from a candle while gathering coal in the cellar. Her death was ruled an accident by the coroner.
She was buried in Saints Peter and Paul Cemetery on January 5, 1924.
Death Certificate #2348
LILLIAN BONNEVILLE CLARK
Lillian Bonneville Clark was born April 9, 1885 to Charles Joseph and Jennie DeWinter Bonneville in St. Louis, MO. She was the 2nd child of the seven born to Charles and Jennie Bonneville.
Lillian married George Clark on 26 September 1905 in Clayton, St. Louis, MO. By 1920 they had divorced and have no known children at this time.
In 1920 Lillian was working in a shoe factory as a heeler and was rooming in a rooming house in St. Louis.
She died on January 3, 1924 as the result of shock and burns from her clothing being ignited from a candle while gathering coal in the cellar. Her death was ruled an accident by the coroner.
She was buried in Saints Peter and Paul Cemetery on January 5, 1924.
Death Certificate #2348
Lillian Bonneville Clark was born April 9, 1885 to Charles Joseph and Jennie DeWinter Bonneville in St. Louis, MO. She was the 2nd child of the seven born to Charles and Jennie Bonneville.
Lillian married George Clark on 26 September 1905 in Clayton, St. Louis, MO. By 1920 they had divorced and have no known children at this time.
In 1920 Lillian was working in a shoe factory as a heeler and was rooming in a rooming house in St. Louis.
She died on January 3, 1924 as the result of shock and burns from her clothing being ignited from a candle while gathering coal in the cellar. Her death was ruled an accident by the coroner.
She was buried in Saints Peter and Paul Cemetery on January 5, 1924.
Death Certificate #2348
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