Jeltie was born in Marshfield, Oregon, which is now known as Coos Bay. She passed away in Jacksonville, which is now buried beneath the water of Don Pedro Reservoir.
The Union Democrat - Aug 17, 1929 - Page 1
TYPHOID VICTIM BURIED IN SAN MATEO WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Jeltie M. Burke, of Jacksonville, where she and her husband have resided for the past two months, died at her home last Sunday after 18 days illness with typhoid fever. She was a native of Oregon and was 45 years of age. The remains were taken to San Mateo by C. H. Burden where they were interred in Woodlawn cemetery last Wednesday. Besides her husband, she is survived by two sons.
Jeltie was born in Marshfield, Oregon, which is now known as Coos Bay. She passed away in Jacksonville, which is now buried beneath the water of Don Pedro Reservoir.
The Union Democrat - Aug 17, 1929 - Page 1
TYPHOID VICTIM BURIED IN SAN MATEO WEDNESDAY
Mrs. Jeltie M. Burke, of Jacksonville, where she and her husband have resided for the past two months, died at her home last Sunday after 18 days illness with typhoid fever. She was a native of Oregon and was 45 years of age. The remains were taken to San Mateo by C. H. Burden where they were interred in Woodlawn cemetery last Wednesday. Besides her husband, she is survived by two sons.
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