Town of Winthrop : Record of Deaths 1907-1909, Part 23

Author: Winthrop (Mass.)
Publication date: 1907
Publisher:
Number of Pages: 768


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Hilerant for Dangles


Debility.


What caused the convulsions? Were they epileptic, puerperal, or caused by diarrhea or enteritis (infants) ? Name the disease in which the convulsions occurred. "Convulsions" are mere symptoms and should not be given as equivalent to a proper statement of cause of death.


What caused the debility? Name the acute or chronic disease. Debility might follow typhoid fever, diph- theria, tuberculosis, Bright's disease, and a host of other causes. The return is worthless and should never be made.


Dentition.


What was the disease causing death of the teething child? "Dentition" is not a proper cause of death, and, like "infantile" and "old age," does little except to mark the approximate age of decedents.


State disease cau


COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS


Winthrop


(CITY OR TOWN.)


FULL NAME


Darclay Prixa.


Place of ì Death *


64 Share Dami Winstrol Maso.


Death


Residen


66 Sac amore It Sowewill. Age


62


.years months. ... days


STATISTICAL DETAILS


SEX


Male


COLOR


While


SINGLE, MARRIED, WIDOWED, OR DIVORCED manuel


MAIDEN NAME t HUSBAND'S NAME t


BIRTHPLACE #


Fredentilor n.B.


NAME OF


FATHER


Samuel


BIRTHPLACE


OF FATHER$


Keswick M.B.


MAIDEN NAME


OF MOTHER


Ruch Cliff


BIRTHPLACE OF MOTHER # Queenalowangle 9.13.


OCCUPATION


INFORMANT §


note


PLACE OF BURIAL OR REMOVAL !!


DATE OF BURIAL


1909


UNDERTAKER le R Berna


ADDRESS·


PHYSICIAN'S CERTIFICATE


1 HEREBY CERTIFY that I attended deceased during last Illness, from May 15 1907 to You 23


1909 that to the best of my knowledge and belief death occurred on the date stated above, and that the CAUSE OF DEATH was as follows : Primary :


Contributory :


(DURATION). ... DAY8


(Signed)


M.D.


2× 190$ (Address)


SPECIAL INFORMATION only for Hospitals, Institutions, Translents, or Recent Residents.


How long at Place of Death ? . years .. ... . .. months. ..................... days


Where was disease contracted,


If not at place of death ?


Filed


190


Clerk


Fredenche low-


n. B.


* City or town, street and number, If any. If death occurs away from USUAL RESI- DENCE, give facts called for under "Special Information." If In a Hospital or Institution, give Its NAME Instead of street and number. t In case of married or divorced woman, or widow. # State or country ; also city, town or county, If known.


§ Name and address of person giving statistical detalls. Il Name of cemetery.


RETURN OF A DEATH


Registered No.


Date of ¿ June 28 .190 9


(DURATION). .DAYS


69 alfred F, Kaker June 23, 1909


COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS


RETURN OF A DEATH


FULL NAME


Martin Reiss


Place of }


Death


S


Shirley


St. Detlivet


Residence


3) Joy St, Somerville


Age


28


.. years.


.months.


.... .days


STATISTICAL DETAILS


SEX


m


COLOR


10


SINGLE, MARRIED,


WIDOWED, OR


DIVORCED


manuel


MAIDEN NAME t HUSBAND'S NAME +


BIRTHPLACE#


NAME OF


FATHER


Lowgrane Rees


BIRTHPLACE


OF FATHER


Sucede


MAIDEN NAME


OF MOTHER


BIRTHPLACE


OF MOTHER+


OCCUPATION


-


INFORMANT § Wife


PHYSICIAN'S CERTIFICATE


I HEREBY CERTIFY that I attended deceased during fast illness, from .. 190 ...... to:


490 that to the best of my knowledge and belief death occurred on the date stated above, and that the CAUSE OF DEATH was as follows :


Primary :


Electrical Shock,


accidental


(DURATION). DAY8


Contributory :


(DURATION) . DAY8


(Signed)


Senza Burgers Manch


.M.D.


190 ... (Address)


SPECIAL INFORMATION only for Hospitals, Institutions, Transients, or Recent Residents.


How long at


Place of Death ?


. years.


months. .... days


Where was disease contracted, if not at place of death ?


Filed


190


Clerk


PLACE OF BURIAL OR REMOVAL II


Woodlawn Connecting)


190.2


ADDRESS


UNDERTAKER


CRBecause


DATE OF BURIAL


* City or town, street and number, If any. If death occurs away from USUAL RESI- DENCE, give facts called for under "Special Information." If In a Hospital or Institution, give Its NAME Instead of street and number.


t In case of married or divorced woman, or widow. # State or country; also clty, town or county, If known.


§ Name and address of person giving statistical detalls. Il Name of cemetery.


ALL NAMES TO BE IN FULL


14


Winthrop (CITY OR TOWN.)


.Registered No.


Date of ¿ June 25 Death 1 1.1909


70 Martin Reiss June 25, 1909


[1.'09-37-XXXM.]


Permit No.


RETURN OF DEATH. BOSTON, MASS.


Date of Death, .... June 26, 1909.


19


.


Name in full, Ann Eulalie Burk


Calbeck


William.R.


(If married or divorced woman give maiden name, also name of husband.)


Sex, .Female Color, White


(White, Biack, Mixed, Chinese, Condition, Widow


(Single, Married, Widowcd or


Indian, etc.)


Divorced.)


Age, .. 8.8 ....... Years, .9. Months, II .Days. Occupation, .........


Residence, *... East Boston, Mass:


Ward, ...... 0.ne.


Place of Death, 369 Winthrop Street, Winthrop, Mass:


(State year, month and day.)


Place of Birth,.


Magdalene Islands.


Date of Birth, Sept. 15, 1820


Name and Birthplace ? of Father,


Philip F. Calbeck Unknown .. P .......... I.


Maiden Name and 1 Mary ... ANN ... Burk Unknown .P.E. I.


Birthplace of Mother,


Place of Interment,


Woodlawn Cemetery, Everett


* If an institution, state how long an inmate and previous residence. E. Q. Brown Undertaker.


PHYSICIAN'S CERTIFICATE OF THE CAUSE OF DEATH.


Name and Age


Boston,


June 29"


19 09.


of Deceased, ann Endie Burk


Age,88 years. 1


I hereby certify that I attended deceased from.


1907


19


June 26 09


19 6 9, that I last saw her - alive on the 726 day of. 1909.


that died on the 26


day of. 1909, about. 11 pm .o'clock


A.M., or P.M., and that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the cause of death was as follows:


Chief cause, Uralma nephritis


Disease


Contributing cause, aldase


Chief Cause, one year


Duration


Contributing cause,. 3mil caly


M. D.


PHYSICIANS BEFORE STATING CAUSE OF DEATH ARE REQUESTED TO SEE THE OTHER SIDE OF THIS BLANK. Y


21


,


3


LIST OF INDEFINITE TERMS WHICH SHOULD BE AVOIDED IN GIVING CAUSES OF DEATH.


Acute gastritis. State cause. · Was it due to some irritant poison ?


AscItes.


Name disease causing ascites. See "Dropsy."


Asphyxla. How? Was it accidental? If so, state fully the nature of the accident. If by gases or poisonous vapors, give particulars. Was it a case of "overlying" (child) ? What disease caused this condition?


Asthenia. A practically worthless statement. See "Debility." What was the cause ?


Atrophy. What caused the atrophy? Was it tuberculous wasting (phthisis) ? Was it syphilis? What organ or part atrophied ?


Blood polsoning. Do you mean septicemia, syphilis, or any other definite disease ? If septicemia, what was the cause? Was it


puerperal ?


Chronic pneumonia.


Was this not pulmonary tuberculosis ?


Congestion of lungs.


Was it acute bronchitis, broncho-pneumonia, or lobar- pneumonia ? If so, state definitely. Was it passive or hypostatic congestion ? If so, name disease causing the condition.


Convulsions.


What caused the convulsions? Were they epileptic, puerperal, or caused by diarrhea or enteritis (infants) ? Name the disease in which the convulsions occurred. "Convulsions" are mere symptoms and should not be given as equivalent to a proper statement of cause of death.


Debility.


What caused the debility? Name the acute or chronic disease. Debility might follow typhoid fever, diph- theria, tuberculosis, Bright's disease, and a host of other causes. The return is worthless and should never be made.


Dentitlon.


What was the disease causing death of the teething child ? "Dentition" is not a proper cause of death, and, like "infantile" and "old age," does little except to mark the approximate age of decedents.


Dropsy.


Name the disease in which the "dropsy" occurred.


Dyspepsia.


Was there organic disease of the stomach or other organs ? If so, name the disease causing death.


Eclampsia.


Give cause of convulsions. Were they puerperal?


Edema of lungs.


Give cause. See "Congestion of lungs."


Gastric fever.


A worthless return. Was it acute gastritis (q. v.) or some definite form of fever, as typhoid, malarial, etc .?


General paralysis.


If extended paralysis resulted from cerebral hemorrhage, the cause should be given and the expression "general paralysis" should be avoided. "General paralysis" should be written only for "general paralysis of the insane," or paretic dementia, and the statement of the fact of insanity should always be included.


Heart failure.


What disease caused the "heart failure"? The heart always "fails" before death from any cause. Be par- ticularly careful that deaths from diphtheria, tubercu- losis, etc., are not so reported. If organic heart disease is meant it should be so stated.


Hemorrhage of lungs.


Was this not due to pulmonary tuberculosis? If so, the primary cause should be reported without fail.


Hypostatic congestion.


Name the disease causing the passive or hypostatic con- gestion.


Imperfect nutrition.


Inanition.


This is a particularly pernicious term and is responsible for a multitude of worthless certificates. It sounds as if it meant something definite, but, in the majority of cases, it does not. What disease caused the inanition ? Was it syphilis, tuberculosis, cholera infantum? If


inability to take food, state cause.


Infantile asthenia. See " Asthenia." The term "infantile" adds no precis to an indefinite statement.


Infantile atrophy. See "Atrophy."


Malassimilation.


What disease caused the malassimilation?


Malnutrition.


What disease caused the malnutrition?


Marasmus.


What disease caused the "marasmus" ? Was it due


tuberculosis, syphilis, or cholera infantum? St


fully, as this return in itself is practically worthless


compilation.


Meningitis.


Was it epidemic cerebro-spinal meningitis? If so, w


exactly in this form Did it follow scarlet fever, pr


monia, or some acute infection? If so, name the


mary disease. Was it traumatic? If so, state


nature of the violence which caused the meningi


Was it tuberculous meningitis?


Nephritis.


Was it'acute or chronic?


If acute, occurring in the cou


of some disease, name the disease causing death.


Old age.


This is not a satisfactory return.


The influence of ag


shown by the statement of age in years, months,


days. To this the statement of "old age" as a caus


death adds nothing of value.


Name the disease


which the old person succumbed.


Peritonitis. What was the cause of the peritonitis? "Idiopathic p tonitis" should be rarely returned. Was it puerp - or traumatic? In the latter case, state mode of inju


Pernicious anemia.


If any definite cause can be assigned for the anemia


should be reported. Anemia due to tuberculosis, sy


ilis, etc., should be returned under the primary dise


Pneumonia. Specify definitely whether broncho-pneumonia or lob pneumonia. If sequel to influenza, state that fact


Pyemia. What caused the pyemia? Was it puerperal or tr matic? If traumatic, state nature of accident caus injury.


Senile asthenia. See "Old age" and "Asthenia." death.


Give disease caus


Senile atrophy. See "Old age" and "Atrophy." death.


State disease caus


Senile decay.


See "Old age." State disease causing death.


Senile decline.


See "Old age." Name the disease, if any, that caused


decline.


Senile marasmus.


See "Old age" and "Marasmus." Name disease caus


death.


Shock. What caused the shock? If from injury, state natur accident. If from surgical operation, state disease injury requiring the operation.


Surgical operation.


Surgical shock.


Always state the disease or injury requiring operat Unless the operation was improper or unskilfully ] formed, it should not be given as the primary caus death.


Teething. Name the disease affecting the teething child. See "I tition."


Toxemia.


Was this acute or chronic poisoning due to some exte: agent? Was it auto-intoxication, due to poisons Į erated in the body by disease? If so, state the ni of the disease.


Tuberculosis. State organ affected. Do not fail to state as pulmor tuberculosis if lungs were affected.


Tumor. Was it a cancer? Whether a cancer or tumor, do not to specify organ or part of body affected.


Typhoid condition.


Avoid this term as it is likely to be mistaken for typl


fever.


Typhoid pneumonla.


Was the primary disease typhoid fever or pneumonia ?


Typho-malarial fever.


Was it typhoid fever? Was it malarial fever? A 1 ture of these diseases rarely occurs, the great majo of cases of so-called "typho-malarial fever "/being n ing more nor less than typhoid fever.


State name of disease causing imperfect nutrition. Did it


follow some disease? If so, give name of disease.


COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS


RETURN OF A DEATH


Winthrop (CITY OR TOWM)


FULL NAME


EmmaL. hhuscall


Place of l


Death *


4 Shore Drive Winthrop


Date of ¿


Death 5


July 4 7


.months. days


STATISTICAL DETAILS


SEX


COLOR


SINGLE, MARRIED, WIDOWED, OR DIVORCED


MAIDEN NAME +


Emma & Loving


HUSBAND'S NAME t


BIRTHPLACE ៛ Manuce


Bastian


NAME OF


FATHER


Benjamine


BIRTHPLACE


OF FATHER #


Bastian


MAIDEN NAME


OF MOTHER


margaret Hughes


BIRTHPLACE


OF MOTHER #


Boston


OCCUPATION


none


INFORMANT §


PLACE OF BURIAL OR REMOVAL II


DATE OF BURIAL


St. Mario W.Quincy


July 6 .. 190 9


UNDERTAKER J.J. Lane


ADDRESS


120 Havre St. EV8.


PHYSICIAN'S CERTIFICATE


| HEREBY CERTIFY that I attended deceased during last illness, from. 9 to feely f. 190%. that to the best of my knowledge and belief death occurred on the date stated above, and that the CAUSE OF DEATH was as follows : Primary : Cancer of Breast


(DURATION) DAY8


Contributory :


(DURATION) DAY8


(Signed)


M.D.


lucky 4 1909 (Address)


SPECIAL INFORMATION only for Hospitals, Institutions, Translents, or Recent Residents.


How long at


Place of Death ?


. years


......


. months .. ............ days


Where was disease contracted, if not at place of death ?


Filed


190.


Clerk


* City or town, street and number, if any. If death occurs away from USUAL RESI- DENCE, give facts called for under "Special Information." If In a Hospital or Institution, give its NAME instead of street and number.


t In case of married or divorced woman, or widow. # State or country ; also city, town or county, If known.


§ Name and address of person giving statistical detailse li Name of cemetery.


years .. ...


Registered No.


190


0


Residence


4 5 horas Die Winthe de Age 49


July 4 - 09


[1-'09-37-XXXM.]


Permit No.


RETURN OF DEATH.


Winthrop BOSTON, MASS.


Date of Death,


July y" 19 09


Name in full, abbie Orva me


LEod


(If married or divorced woman give maiden name, also name of husband.)


Sex, Otemale Color, thrite


(White, Black, Mixed, Chinese, Indian, etc.) Condition, Single


(Single, Married, Widowed or Divorced.)


Age, 24 Years, 9 Months, ~Days. Occupation, 1


Residence, *. De Bogie maine


Ward,


Place of Death, 84 Jaun Bar avenue= Winthrop mars


Place of Birth, New Brunswick Date of Birth,


(State year month and day.)


Name and Birthplace of Father,


John Irving Megood- Ten Brunswick


Maiden Name and Office oforder= Springfield new Brunsnok Birthplace of Mother,


Place of Interment,


@hanbury pearl, mass


* If an institution, state how long an inmate and previous residence. Summer Cloud Undertaker.


PHYSICIAN'S CERTIFICATE OF THE CAUSE OF DEATH.


Boston, July


19.09


Name and Age?


Age, 24 years. - 9mos


I hereby certify that I attended deceased from Jueces 10 1909, to lucy 7. 109. 19 , that I last saw her alive on the.


day of .. 1909,


that the died on the.


day of .... 1909, about 9 .o'clock


A,M., or P.M., and that, to the best of my knowledge and belief, the cause of. death


was as follows:


Chief cause,


Disease


Contributing cause,


Duration


Chief Cause, Uncertain


...


Contributing cause, If. Parter M. D.


PHYSICIANS BEFORE STATING CAUSE OF DEATH ARE REQUESTED TO SEE THE OTHER SIDE OF THIS BLANK.


21


- of Deceased, abbie Inva mcleod


LIST OF INDEFINITE TERMS WHICH SHOULD BE AVOIDED IN GIVING CAUSES OF DEATH.


Acute gastritls. ..


State cause. Was it due to some irritant poison ?


Ascites. Name disease causing ascites. See "Dropsy."


Asphyxia.


How? Was it accidental? If so, state fully the nature of the accident. If by gases or poisonous vapors, give particulars. Was it a case of "overlying" (child) ? What disease caused this condition ?


Asthenia. A practically worthless statement. See "Debility." What was the cause?


Atrophy. What caused the atrophy? Was it tuberculous wasting (phthisis) ? Was it syphilis? What organ or part atrophied ?


Blood poisoning.


Do you mean septicemia, syphilis, or any other definite disease? If septicemia, what was the cause? Was it puerperal ?


Chronic pneumonia.


Was this not pulmonary tuberculosis?


Congestion of lungs.


Was it acute bronchitis, broncho-pneumonia, or lobar- pneumonia? If so, state definitely, Was it passive or hypostatic congestion? If so, name disease causing the condition.


Convulsions.


What caused the convulsions? Were they epileptic, puerperal, or caused by diarrhea or enteritis (infants) ? Name the disease in which the convulsions occurred. "Convulsions" are mere symptoms and should not be given as equivalent to a proper statement of cause of death.


Debility.


What caused the debility? Name the acute or chronic disease. Debility might follow typhoid fever, diph- theria, tuberculosis, Bright's disease, and a host of other causes. The return is worthless and should never be made.


Dentition.


What was the disease causing death of the teething child ? " Dentition" is not a proper cause of death, and, like "infantile" and "old age," does little except to mark the approximate age of decedents.


Dropsy.


Name the disease in which the "dropsy" occurred.


Dyspepsia. Was there organic disease of the stomach or other organs ? If so, name the disease causing death.


Eclampsia. Give cause of convulsions. Were they puerperal?


Edema of lungs.


Give cause. See "Congestion of lungs."


Gastric fever. .


A worthless return. Was it acute gastritis (q. v.) or some definite form of fever, as typhoid, malarial, etc .?


General paralysis.


If extended paralysis resulted from cerebral hemorrhage, the cause should be given and the expression "general paralysis" should be avoided. "General paralysis" should be written only for "general paralysis of the insane," or paretic dementia, and the statement of the fact of insanity should always be included.


Heart failure.


What disease caused the "heart failure"? The heart always " fails" before death from any cause. Be par- ticularly careful that deaths from diphtheria, tubercu- losis, etc., are not so reported. If organic heart disease is meant it should be so stated.


Hemorrhage of lungs.


Was this not due to pulmonary tuberculosis? If so, the primary cause should be reported without fail.


Tuberculosis. State organ affected. Do not fail to state as pulmon tuberculosis if lungs were affected.


Hypostatic congestion.


Name the disease causing the passive or hypostatic con- gestion.


State name of disease causing imperfect nutrition. Did it follow some disease? If so, give name of disease.


I nanition. This is a particularly pernicious term and is responsible for a multitude of worthless certificates. It sounds as if it meant something definite, but, in the majority of cases, it does not. What disease caused the inanition ? Was it syphilis, tuberculosis, cholera infantum? If inability to take food, state cause.


Infantlle asthenla. See " Asthenia." The term "infantile" adds no precis to an indefinite statement.


Infantile atrophy. See "Atrophy."


Malassimilation.


What disease caused the malassimilation ?


Malnutrition. What disease caused the malnutrition ?


Marasmus.


What disease caused the "marasmus" ? Was it due


tuberculosis, syphilis, or cholera infantum? St


fully, as this return in itself is practically worthless


compilation.


Meningitis.


Was it epidemic cerebro-spinal meningitis? If so, wi


exactly in this form. Did it follow scarlet fever, pn


monia, or some acute infection? If so, name the


mary disease. Was it traumatic? If so, state


nature of the violence which caused the meningi


Was it tuberculous meningitis ?


Nephritis. Was it acute or chronic? If acute, occurring in the cou of some disease, name the disease causing death.


Old age. This is not a satisfactory return. The influence of age shown by the statement of age in years, months, a days. To this the statement of "old age" as a cause death adds nothing of value. Name the disease which the old person succumbed.


Peritonitis. What was the cause of the peritonitis? "Idiopathic pe tonitis" should be rarely returned. Was it puerpe


or traumatic? In the latter case, state mode of inju


Pernicious anemia. If any definite cause can be assigned for the anemia, should be reported. Anemia due to tuberculosis, sy ilis, etc., should be returned under the primary disea


Pneumonia. Specify definitely whether broncho-pneumonia or lob pneumonia. If sequel to influenza, state that fact.


Pyemia. What caused the pyemia? Was it puerperal or trs matic ? If traumatic, state nature of accident causi injury.


Senile asthenia. See "Old age" and "Asthenia." Give disease causi


death.


Senile atrophy. See "Old age" and "Atrophy." death.


State disease causi


Senile decay.


See " Old age." State disease causing death.


Senile decline.


See "Old age." Name the disease, if any, that caused


decline.


Senile marasmus. See "Old age" and "Marasmus." Name disease causi death.


Shock. What caused the shock? If from injury, state nature accident. If from surgical operation, state disease injury requiring the operation.


Surgical


operation.


Surgical shock.


Always state the disease or injury requiring operati Unless the operation was improper or unskilfully p formed, it should not be given as the primary cause death.


Teething. Name the disease affecting the teething child. See "D. tition."


Toxemia. Was this acute or chronic poisoning due to some exter: agent ? Was it auto-intoxication, due to poisons g erated in the body by disease? If so, state the na of the disease.


Tumor. Was it a cancer? Whether a cancer or tumor, do not to specify organ or part of body affected.


Typhoid condition. Avoid this term as it is likely to be mistaken for typh fever.


Typhoid pneumonia.


Was the primary disease typhoid fever or pneumonia ?


Typho=malarial fever.


Was it typhoid fever ? Was it malarial fever? An ture of these diseases rarely occurs, the great major of cases of so-called "typho-malarial fever" being no ing more nor less than typhoid fever.


Imperfect nutrition.


ALL NAMES TO BE IN FULL


COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS


RETURN OF A DEATH


FULL NAME


William


& Richardson


Place of | Z


64 Perfect are


Death . S


Residence


Age


2)


.. years


.months.


days


STATISTICAL DETAILS


SEX


m


COLOR


w.


SINGLE, MARRIED, WIDOWED, OR DIVORCED


MAIDEN NAME Ť


HUSBAND'S NAME t


BIRTHPLACE# Franken: mais


NAME OF FATHER fremont M. Richardson


BIRTHPLACE


OF FATHER#


Hartwich me


MAIDEN NAME


OF MOTHER


H. Cela Echó


BIRTHPLACE


OF MOTHER#


Hollington Mars


OCCUPATION


cenk


INFORMANT § alfred Harmy Com


PHYSICIAN'S CERTIFICATE


I HEREBY CERTIFY that I attended deceased during last illness, from feely 11. .190. that to the best of my knowledge and belief death occurred on the date stated above, and that the CAUSE OF DEATH was as follows :


Primary :


Quebral Hemorrhage


.(DURATION)


DAYS


Contributory :


.(DURATION) DAYS


(Signed)


M. D.


lucky 11 190g (Address)


Sparethrow


SPECIAL INFORMATION only for Hospitals, Institutions, Translents, or Recent Residents. How long at Place of Death ? .. years .......... months ............... days


Where was disease contracted, If not at place of death ?


Filed


190


Clerk


PLACE OF BURIAL OR REMOVAL II Français mais


UNDERTAKER


ADDRESS


DATE OF BURIAL May 14 190 ....


* City or town, street and number, If any. If death occurs away from USUAL RESI- DENCE, give facts called for under "Speclal Information." If In a Hospital or Institution, give Its NAME Instead of street and number.


t In case of marrled or divorced woman, or widow. # State or country ; also city, town or county, If known.


§ Name and address of person glving statistical detalls. Il Name of cemetery.


(CITY OR TOWN.)


Registered No ...


Date of ¿


Death S


July 11th


1909


74 Hilliance F. Richardson July 11-09


[1.'09-37-XXXM.]


Permit No.


RETURN OF DEATH.


Winthrop


BOSTON, MASS.


Date of Death,


July 11' 19.09.


Name in full,


Benjamin B. Voar


(If married or divorced woman give maiden name, also name of husband.)


Sex, Female Color, White Condition, Divorced


(Single, Married, Widowed or


Divorced.)


Age, 33 Years, 10 Months, 1 Days. Occupation,


(White, Black, Mixed, Chinese,


Indian, etc.)


Hotel Proprietrese


Residence, *.


Stanthing Mask


Hard, .....


Place of Death,.


11y Houthal, Shore Drive


Place of Birth,


East Borto Date of Birth,


(State year, month and day.)


Name and Birthplace ! of Father,


Charles Of Crocker-New london Conn


Maiden Name and Eliza M.While= tora Service


Birthplace of Mother,


Place of Interment,


Homing Cemetery melasa


* If an institution, state how long an inmate and previous residence. Summer loyd Undertaker.


PHYSICIAN'S CERTIFICATE OF THE CAUSE OF DEATH.


Name and Age ?


of Deceased, Haelen Ih Pour Age,. 33 years.


I hereby certify that I attended deceased from July 8, 1909, to.


Jordy 11.


19 , that I last saw


alive on the 11/ day of fely ( 1909, that The died on the 11. day of. July 1907, about 6 o'clock


H.M. T. P.M., and that, to the best of my knowledge and Velief, the cause of. Le death was as follows : Chief cause, Uraerna


Disease Contributing cause, acuto Maria


Chief Cause,


Duration Contributing cause, 3 . doyu.


M. D.




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