He was a single farmer who died in Brownsville (town later renamed Sweet Springs) of pneumonia. Mitchell and Wilson, physicians of Brownsville, signed off on the death certificate. Weekly and Smith of Brownsville were the undertakers.
The death certificate does not specify place of burial. However, he and his brother Charles were ill with pneumonia at the same time and died 10 days apart. Brother Charles' death certificate specified burial at Antioch. Their parents were buried at Heath Creek.
The death certificate does not specify place of burial. However, he and his brother Charles were ill with pneumonia at the same time and died 10 days apart. Brother Charles' death certificate specified burial at Antioch. Their parents were buried at Heath Creek.
He was a single farmer who died in Brownsville (town later renamed Sweet Springs) of pneumonia. Mitchell and Wilson, physicians of Brownsville, signed off on the death certificate. Weekly and Smith of Brownsville were the undertakers.
The death certificate does not specify place of burial. However, he and his brother Charles were ill with pneumonia at the same time and died 10 days apart. Brother Charles' death certificate specified burial at Antioch. Their parents were buried at Heath Creek.
The death certificate does not specify place of burial. However, he and his brother Charles were ill with pneumonia at the same time and died 10 days apart. Brother Charles' death certificate specified burial at Antioch. Their parents were buried at Heath Creek.
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