Sarah Laura Cramp was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on February 15, 1859. She was the daughter of Jacob Charles and Sarah Ann Faunce Cramp. Sarah remained single and lived with family members in Philadelphia. She was employed in various positions in the garment industry.
In January 1920, she was living with her nephew Howard Melcher at 2174 E Cumberland Street in Philadelphia and was employed as a janitress at a school. She died at the Episcopal Hospital in Philadelphia of an intestinal obstruction on January 29, 1920. After services at her late residence, she was buried in the North Cedar Hill Cemetery in Philadelphia.
In January 1920, she was living with her nephew Howard Melcher at 2174 E Cumberland Street in Philadelphia and was employed as a janitress at a school. She died at the Episcopal Hospital in Philadelphia of an intestinal obstruction on January 29, 1920. After services at her late residence, she was buried in the North Cedar Hill Cemetery in Philadelphia.
Sarah Laura Cramp was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on February 15, 1859. She was the daughter of Jacob Charles and Sarah Ann Faunce Cramp. Sarah remained single and lived with family members in Philadelphia. She was employed in various positions in the garment industry.
In January 1920, she was living with her nephew Howard Melcher at 2174 E Cumberland Street in Philadelphia and was employed as a janitress at a school. She died at the Episcopal Hospital in Philadelphia of an intestinal obstruction on January 29, 1920. After services at her late residence, she was buried in the North Cedar Hill Cemetery in Philadelphia.
In January 1920, she was living with her nephew Howard Melcher at 2174 E Cumberland Street in Philadelphia and was employed as a janitress at a school. She died at the Episcopal Hospital in Philadelphia of an intestinal obstruction on January 29, 1920. After services at her late residence, she was buried in the North Cedar Hill Cemetery in Philadelphia.
Family Members
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
Advertisement
