Thomas Alexander Beck was one of the five children born on 22 Oct 1882 in Lake Orion, Oakland Co., Michigan to Charles A. Beck and Charlotte Mary "Lottie" Edminson.
By 1900, Thomas was living with his family in Toledo, Lucas Co., Michigan. He was listed as a soldier.
Thomas was admitted to Pontiac State Hospital, a psychiatric asylum. He was a resident of this place for 9 years. According to the death record, he died from "exhaustion due to cerebral paralysis of the insane". He was only 38 years old.
He was unmarried, and had no children.
By 1900, Thomas was living with his family in Toledo, Lucas Co., Michigan. He was listed as a soldier.
Thomas was admitted to Pontiac State Hospital, a psychiatric asylum. He was a resident of this place for 9 years. According to the death record, he died from "exhaustion due to cerebral paralysis of the insane". He was only 38 years old.
He was unmarried, and had no children.
Thomas Alexander Beck was one of the five children born on 22 Oct 1882 in Lake Orion, Oakland Co., Michigan to Charles A. Beck and Charlotte Mary "Lottie" Edminson.
By 1900, Thomas was living with his family in Toledo, Lucas Co., Michigan. He was listed as a soldier.
Thomas was admitted to Pontiac State Hospital, a psychiatric asylum. He was a resident of this place for 9 years. According to the death record, he died from "exhaustion due to cerebral paralysis of the insane". He was only 38 years old.
He was unmarried, and had no children.
By 1900, Thomas was living with his family in Toledo, Lucas Co., Michigan. He was listed as a soldier.
Thomas was admitted to Pontiac State Hospital, a psychiatric asylum. He was a resident of this place for 9 years. According to the death record, he died from "exhaustion due to cerebral paralysis of the insane". He was only 38 years old.
He was unmarried, and had no children.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
