Missouri Death Certificate#18439:
Amanda Williams, 15 years old, of Portland, Missouri, died June 18, 1915 at her home.
Dr. A.D. Bridges, of Portrland, prononced death caused by Typhoid Fever. The informant was her father.
Amanda was born January 8, 1899, in Portland, Missouri, the daughter of Richard and Nancy (Lucus) Williams. Amanda was single and worked at home.
Burial was under the direction of John Brown Undertaking Services of Portland and burial was in the Portland Cemetary.
Amanda Williams, 15 years old, of Portland, Missouri, died June 18, 1915 at her home.
Dr. A.D. Bridges, of Portrland, prononced death caused by Typhoid Fever. The informant was her father.
Amanda was born January 8, 1899, in Portland, Missouri, the daughter of Richard and Nancy (Lucus) Williams. Amanda was single and worked at home.
Burial was under the direction of John Brown Undertaking Services of Portland and burial was in the Portland Cemetary.
Missouri Death Certificate#18439:
Amanda Williams, 15 years old, of Portland, Missouri, died June 18, 1915 at her home.
Dr. A.D. Bridges, of Portrland, prononced death caused by Typhoid Fever. The informant was her father.
Amanda was born January 8, 1899, in Portland, Missouri, the daughter of Richard and Nancy (Lucus) Williams. Amanda was single and worked at home.
Burial was under the direction of John Brown Undertaking Services of Portland and burial was in the Portland Cemetary.
Amanda Williams, 15 years old, of Portland, Missouri, died June 18, 1915 at her home.
Dr. A.D. Bridges, of Portrland, prononced death caused by Typhoid Fever. The informant was her father.
Amanda was born January 8, 1899, in Portland, Missouri, the daughter of Richard and Nancy (Lucus) Williams. Amanda was single and worked at home.
Burial was under the direction of John Brown Undertaking Services of Portland and burial was in the Portland Cemetary.
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