Miss Mary Ann Hamblock, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hamblock, who reside at 908 First Avenue, died Sterling very suddenly Thursday evening death resulting from a particularly acute aepoplectic stroke. Miss Hamblock had been complaining during the afternoon of a severe headache, but as these were of frequent occurrence not much attention was paid by the members of the family. At 7 o'clock Miss Hamblock went to the dining room where she sat down at the table to partake of a luncheon that had been prepared for her and a few minutes afterwards toppled over dead.
Rockford Register-Republic
Rockford, Illinois
Saturday Evening, August 24, 1907
Page 2
Rockford Register-Republic
Rockford, Illinois
Saturday Evening, August 24, 1907
Page 2
Miss Mary Ann Hamblock, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hamblock, who reside at 908 First Avenue, died Sterling very suddenly Thursday evening death resulting from a particularly acute aepoplectic stroke. Miss Hamblock had been complaining during the afternoon of a severe headache, but as these were of frequent occurrence not much attention was paid by the members of the family. At 7 o'clock Miss Hamblock went to the dining room where she sat down at the table to partake of a luncheon that had been prepared for her and a few minutes afterwards toppled over dead.
Rockford Register-Republic
Rockford, Illinois
Saturday Evening, August 24, 1907
Page 2
Rockford Register-Republic
Rockford, Illinois
Saturday Evening, August 24, 1907
Page 2
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