Western Home Journal, Lawrence, Kansas, 27 Mar 1862, pg 3:
"DIED. In Eudora Township, March 17th, of congestive fever, Miss Ann Elizabeth, only daughter of William A. and Mary Ann Dinsmoor, aged thirteen years and six months."
In those days malaria was known as congestive fever; can be carried by mosquitoes.
"DIED. In Eudora Township, March 17th, of congestive fever, Miss Ann Elizabeth, only daughter of William A. and Mary Ann Dinsmoor, aged thirteen years and six months."
In those days malaria was known as congestive fever; can be carried by mosquitoes.
Western Home Journal, Lawrence, Kansas, 27 Mar 1862, pg 3:
"DIED. In Eudora Township, March 17th, of congestive fever, Miss Ann Elizabeth, only daughter of William A. and Mary Ann Dinsmoor, aged thirteen years and six months."
In those days malaria was known as congestive fever; can be carried by mosquitoes.
"DIED. In Eudora Township, March 17th, of congestive fever, Miss Ann Elizabeth, only daughter of William A. and Mary Ann Dinsmoor, aged thirteen years and six months."
In those days malaria was known as congestive fever; can be carried by mosquitoes.
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