Austin Otis Bosserman, died at 19 years, 4 months and 22 days from a chronic case of 'childhood Type 1 Diabetes'. In that day there was little to be done for anyone born with this debilitating decease. It is frequently passed down through generations.
Austin, died at home about seven miles north of Harrisburg, Linn, Oregon. His parents were James E. and Louisa Ellen [Rogers] Bosserman. They were ranchers and early settlers to the central Willamette River Valley.
Austin, died at home about seven miles north of Harrisburg, Linn, Oregon. His parents were James E. and Louisa Ellen [Rogers] Bosserman. They were ranchers and early settlers to the central Willamette River Valley.
Austin Otis Bosserman, died at 19 years, 4 months and 22 days from a chronic case of 'childhood Type 1 Diabetes'. In that day there was little to be done for anyone born with this debilitating decease. It is frequently passed down through generations.
Austin, died at home about seven miles north of Harrisburg, Linn, Oregon. His parents were James E. and Louisa Ellen [Rogers] Bosserman. They were ranchers and early settlers to the central Willamette River Valley.
Austin, died at home about seven miles north of Harrisburg, Linn, Oregon. His parents were James E. and Louisa Ellen [Rogers] Bosserman. They were ranchers and early settlers to the central Willamette River Valley.
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Son of J. E. & L. E. Bosserman Age 19 years, y months, 23 days. We saw not the angels who met him there, the gates of the city we could not see; over the river, over the river, my darling stands waiting to welcome me.
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