Son of Israel Logsdon and Ellen (Campbell) Logsdon
Died in Marion Twp in Jasper County
He resided at 1076 Clinton Street in Carthage with wife Josie and his occupation was a brick mason.
His death was attributed to influenza, which at that time, was a widely spread disease known as the Spanish Influenza that killed people in Europe and the United States.
He was buried under the direction of Knell Undertaking Company. Death certificate may be viewed online at Missouri Digital Heritage.
Died in Marion Twp in Jasper County
He resided at 1076 Clinton Street in Carthage with wife Josie and his occupation was a brick mason.
His death was attributed to influenza, which at that time, was a widely spread disease known as the Spanish Influenza that killed people in Europe and the United States.
He was buried under the direction of Knell Undertaking Company. Death certificate may be viewed online at Missouri Digital Heritage.
Son of Israel Logsdon and Ellen (Campbell) Logsdon
Died in Marion Twp in Jasper County
He resided at 1076 Clinton Street in Carthage with wife Josie and his occupation was a brick mason.
His death was attributed to influenza, which at that time, was a widely spread disease known as the Spanish Influenza that killed people in Europe and the United States.
He was buried under the direction of Knell Undertaking Company. Death certificate may be viewed online at Missouri Digital Heritage.
Died in Marion Twp in Jasper County
He resided at 1076 Clinton Street in Carthage with wife Josie and his occupation was a brick mason.
His death was attributed to influenza, which at that time, was a widely spread disease known as the Spanish Influenza that killed people in Europe and the United States.
He was buried under the direction of Knell Undertaking Company. Death certificate may be viewed online at Missouri Digital Heritage.
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