A small article in the Harrisburg Daily Independent at the time of her death says that Mrs. Green came to Easton in 1848 and was a native of Morristown, NJ. It notes that she was a Presbyterian and was survived by two children: Dr. E.M. Green and Mrs. Charles McIntire.
On her death certificate, her cause of death is listed as a cerebral hemmorhage (aploplexy) with "exhaustion of old age" listed as a contributory factor. Her occupation is listed as Housewife.
On her death certificate, her cause of death is listed as a cerebral hemmorhage (aploplexy) with "exhaustion of old age" listed as a contributory factor. Her occupation is listed as Housewife.
A small article in the Harrisburg Daily Independent at the time of her death says that Mrs. Green came to Easton in 1848 and was a native of Morristown, NJ. It notes that she was a Presbyterian and was survived by two children: Dr. E.M. Green and Mrs. Charles McIntire.
On her death certificate, her cause of death is listed as a cerebral hemmorhage (aploplexy) with "exhaustion of old age" listed as a contributory factor. Her occupation is listed as Housewife.
On her death certificate, her cause of death is listed as a cerebral hemmorhage (aploplexy) with "exhaustion of old age" listed as a contributory factor. Her occupation is listed as Housewife.
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