Missouri Death Cert#374:
Laura Walker, 55, of Fulton, died February 4, 1915 at her home.
Dr. Martin Yates, of Fulton, prononced death caused by Sarcoma of Axilla and Pectoral Muscles. The informant was George E. Duncan.
Laura was born December 18, 1888, in Jefferson City, the daughter of John and Fannie (Smith) Smith. She was a widow but no spouses name available. Laura was a house maid.
Undertaker was C. Bodine of Fulton and burial was in Richmond Cemetary.
Laura Walker, 55, of Fulton, died February 4, 1915 at her home.
Dr. Martin Yates, of Fulton, prononced death caused by Sarcoma of Axilla and Pectoral Muscles. The informant was George E. Duncan.
Laura was born December 18, 1888, in Jefferson City, the daughter of John and Fannie (Smith) Smith. She was a widow but no spouses name available. Laura was a house maid.
Undertaker was C. Bodine of Fulton and burial was in Richmond Cemetary.
Missouri Death Cert#374:
Laura Walker, 55, of Fulton, died February 4, 1915 at her home.
Dr. Martin Yates, of Fulton, prononced death caused by Sarcoma of Axilla and Pectoral Muscles. The informant was George E. Duncan.
Laura was born December 18, 1888, in Jefferson City, the daughter of John and Fannie (Smith) Smith. She was a widow but no spouses name available. Laura was a house maid.
Undertaker was C. Bodine of Fulton and burial was in Richmond Cemetary.
Laura Walker, 55, of Fulton, died February 4, 1915 at her home.
Dr. Martin Yates, of Fulton, prononced death caused by Sarcoma of Axilla and Pectoral Muscles. The informant was George E. Duncan.
Laura was born December 18, 1888, in Jefferson City, the daughter of John and Fannie (Smith) Smith. She was a widow but no spouses name available. Laura was a house maid.
Undertaker was C. Bodine of Fulton and burial was in Richmond Cemetary.
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