Missouri Death Certificate#4769:
Abraham Lincoln Smith, age 71, of Fulton, Missouri died February 15, 1931 at his home.
R.G. Hall, Coroner of Callaway County, Missouri, inspected the body at the home of the deceased and ruled death caused by Apoplexy due to Arteriosclerosis. The informant was the wife, Emily.
Abraham was born January 28, 1860, in Callaway County, Missouri, to unnamed father and Emily Jackson. He was united in marriage to Emily Bailey and she survives at their home. Abraham was a farmer.
Arrangements were under the direction of Eli Bell Undertaking Services of Fulton and burial was in White Cloud Church Cemetery.
Abraham Lincoln Smith, age 71, of Fulton, Missouri died February 15, 1931 at his home.
R.G. Hall, Coroner of Callaway County, Missouri, inspected the body at the home of the deceased and ruled death caused by Apoplexy due to Arteriosclerosis. The informant was the wife, Emily.
Abraham was born January 28, 1860, in Callaway County, Missouri, to unnamed father and Emily Jackson. He was united in marriage to Emily Bailey and she survives at their home. Abraham was a farmer.
Arrangements were under the direction of Eli Bell Undertaking Services of Fulton and burial was in White Cloud Church Cemetery.
Missouri Death Certificate#4769:
Abraham Lincoln Smith, age 71, of Fulton, Missouri died February 15, 1931 at his home.
R.G. Hall, Coroner of Callaway County, Missouri, inspected the body at the home of the deceased and ruled death caused by Apoplexy due to Arteriosclerosis. The informant was the wife, Emily.
Abraham was born January 28, 1860, in Callaway County, Missouri, to unnamed father and Emily Jackson. He was united in marriage to Emily Bailey and she survives at their home. Abraham was a farmer.
Arrangements were under the direction of Eli Bell Undertaking Services of Fulton and burial was in White Cloud Church Cemetery.
Abraham Lincoln Smith, age 71, of Fulton, Missouri died February 15, 1931 at his home.
R.G. Hall, Coroner of Callaway County, Missouri, inspected the body at the home of the deceased and ruled death caused by Apoplexy due to Arteriosclerosis. The informant was the wife, Emily.
Abraham was born January 28, 1860, in Callaway County, Missouri, to unnamed father and Emily Jackson. He was united in marriage to Emily Bailey and she survives at their home. Abraham was a farmer.
Arrangements were under the direction of Eli Bell Undertaking Services of Fulton and burial was in White Cloud Church Cemetery.
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