Taken from the Quincy Herald Whig
Willis Eugen Nicholson died in his home at Front and Hampshire streets Wednesday morning at 2:50. He had been in ill health a year, bedfast three weeks and had been a patient in Hillcrest Sanitarium. A son of Albert and Nora Nicholson, he was born at Bowling Green Mo., Jun 5, 1914 and had been employed as a laborer in a tin shop.
Note: I have walked the cemetery and did not find tombstone.
Willis Eugen Nicholson died in his home at Front and Hampshire streets Wednesday morning at 2:50. He had been in ill health a year, bedfast three weeks and had been a patient in Hillcrest Sanitarium. A son of Albert and Nora Nicholson, he was born at Bowling Green Mo., Jun 5, 1914 and had been employed as a laborer in a tin shop.
Note: I have walked the cemetery and did not find tombstone.
Taken from the Quincy Herald Whig
Willis Eugen Nicholson died in his home at Front and Hampshire streets Wednesday morning at 2:50. He had been in ill health a year, bedfast three weeks and had been a patient in Hillcrest Sanitarium. A son of Albert and Nora Nicholson, he was born at Bowling Green Mo., Jun 5, 1914 and had been employed as a laborer in a tin shop.
Note: I have walked the cemetery and did not find tombstone.
Willis Eugen Nicholson died in his home at Front and Hampshire streets Wednesday morning at 2:50. He had been in ill health a year, bedfast three weeks and had been a patient in Hillcrest Sanitarium. A son of Albert and Nora Nicholson, he was born at Bowling Green Mo., Jun 5, 1914 and had been employed as a laborer in a tin shop.
Note: I have walked the cemetery and did not find tombstone.
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