George Hans Doxrud, Jr., was born in Pennsylvania, to George Hans Doxrud and Annette A. Woll Doxrud. He lived only three and a half years. George is shown to be two months old in the 1920 census for Trenton City, Mercer County, New Jersey, enumerated on January 12, 1920. However, the funeral record shows his birth to be in Pennsylvania.
His birth and death dates are documented in the funeral bill sent to his father, dated July 27, 1923.
The cause of death, bronchial pneumonia, was brought on by the contributing factor, Congenital megalucolon, which is a condition in which certain nerve cells in the colon fail to develop normally. George Junior's burial is listed in the Funeral Record, cited above, at Mountain View Cemetery, but there are 15 cemeteries in California named Mountain View. It is likely that he was buried in the one in Alameda County, the county in which he died, but this is not certain. If he was indeed originally buried in California, it appears that he was reburied in West Laurel Hill Cemetery, in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
His birth and death dates are documented in the funeral bill sent to his father, dated July 27, 1923.
The cause of death, bronchial pneumonia, was brought on by the contributing factor, Congenital megalucolon, which is a condition in which certain nerve cells in the colon fail to develop normally. George Junior's burial is listed in the Funeral Record, cited above, at Mountain View Cemetery, but there are 15 cemeteries in California named Mountain View. It is likely that he was buried in the one in Alameda County, the county in which he died, but this is not certain. If he was indeed originally buried in California, it appears that he was reburied in West Laurel Hill Cemetery, in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
George Hans Doxrud, Jr., was born in Pennsylvania, to George Hans Doxrud and Annette A. Woll Doxrud. He lived only three and a half years. George is shown to be two months old in the 1920 census for Trenton City, Mercer County, New Jersey, enumerated on January 12, 1920. However, the funeral record shows his birth to be in Pennsylvania.
His birth and death dates are documented in the funeral bill sent to his father, dated July 27, 1923.
The cause of death, bronchial pneumonia, was brought on by the contributing factor, Congenital megalucolon, which is a condition in which certain nerve cells in the colon fail to develop normally. George Junior's burial is listed in the Funeral Record, cited above, at Mountain View Cemetery, but there are 15 cemeteries in California named Mountain View. It is likely that he was buried in the one in Alameda County, the county in which he died, but this is not certain. If he was indeed originally buried in California, it appears that he was reburied in West Laurel Hill Cemetery, in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
His birth and death dates are documented in the funeral bill sent to his father, dated July 27, 1923.
The cause of death, bronchial pneumonia, was brought on by the contributing factor, Congenital megalucolon, which is a condition in which certain nerve cells in the colon fail to develop normally. George Junior's burial is listed in the Funeral Record, cited above, at Mountain View Cemetery, but there are 15 cemeteries in California named Mountain View. It is likely that he was buried in the one in Alameda County, the county in which he died, but this is not certain. If he was indeed originally buried in California, it appears that he was reburied in West Laurel Hill Cemetery, in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania.
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