Death Cert#34954:
Mary E. Baker, 78, of 322 West 9th Street, Fulton, Missouri died October 22, 1940 at her home.
Dr. George Groce, of Fulton, ruled death caused by Cardiac Hypertrophy, Endocarditis, Uremic Toxemia. Informant was Mrs. Mary E. Chambers of Detroit, Michagan.
Mary was born in Missouri, the daughter of John Hart and unnamed mother. She was divorced and was a housekeeper.
Arrangements were under the direction of Maupin Funeral Home and burial was in Southside Cemetary.
Mary E. Baker, 78, of 322 West 9th Street, Fulton, Missouri died October 22, 1940 at her home.
Dr. George Groce, of Fulton, ruled death caused by Cardiac Hypertrophy, Endocarditis, Uremic Toxemia. Informant was Mrs. Mary E. Chambers of Detroit, Michagan.
Mary was born in Missouri, the daughter of John Hart and unnamed mother. She was divorced and was a housekeeper.
Arrangements were under the direction of Maupin Funeral Home and burial was in Southside Cemetary.
Death Cert#34954:
Mary E. Baker, 78, of 322 West 9th Street, Fulton, Missouri died October 22, 1940 at her home.
Dr. George Groce, of Fulton, ruled death caused by Cardiac Hypertrophy, Endocarditis, Uremic Toxemia. Informant was Mrs. Mary E. Chambers of Detroit, Michagan.
Mary was born in Missouri, the daughter of John Hart and unnamed mother. She was divorced and was a housekeeper.
Arrangements were under the direction of Maupin Funeral Home and burial was in Southside Cemetary.
Mary E. Baker, 78, of 322 West 9th Street, Fulton, Missouri died October 22, 1940 at her home.
Dr. George Groce, of Fulton, ruled death caused by Cardiac Hypertrophy, Endocarditis, Uremic Toxemia. Informant was Mrs. Mary E. Chambers of Detroit, Michagan.
Mary was born in Missouri, the daughter of John Hart and unnamed mother. She was divorced and was a housekeeper.
Arrangements were under the direction of Maupin Funeral Home and burial was in Southside Cemetary.
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