Death Cert#4915:
Adam Vanil, 61, of Mokane, died January 18, 1917 at his home.
Dr. C.B. Nichols, of Mokane, prononced death caused by Paralysis contributed to Cardiac Stenosis. The informant was Theo Vancil of Mokane.
Adam was born April 6, 1855, in Illinois, the son of Tobais and Margaret (Wilson) Vancil. He was a widower and spouse's name not documented. Adam was a machinist.
No undertaker was used. Burial was in the Mokane Cemetary.
Adam Vanil, 61, of Mokane, died January 18, 1917 at his home.
Dr. C.B. Nichols, of Mokane, prononced death caused by Paralysis contributed to Cardiac Stenosis. The informant was Theo Vancil of Mokane.
Adam was born April 6, 1855, in Illinois, the son of Tobais and Margaret (Wilson) Vancil. He was a widower and spouse's name not documented. Adam was a machinist.
No undertaker was used. Burial was in the Mokane Cemetary.
Death Cert#4915:
Adam Vanil, 61, of Mokane, died January 18, 1917 at his home.
Dr. C.B. Nichols, of Mokane, prononced death caused by Paralysis contributed to Cardiac Stenosis. The informant was Theo Vancil of Mokane.
Adam was born April 6, 1855, in Illinois, the son of Tobais and Margaret (Wilson) Vancil. He was a widower and spouse's name not documented. Adam was a machinist.
No undertaker was used. Burial was in the Mokane Cemetary.
Adam Vanil, 61, of Mokane, died January 18, 1917 at his home.
Dr. C.B. Nichols, of Mokane, prononced death caused by Paralysis contributed to Cardiac Stenosis. The informant was Theo Vancil of Mokane.
Adam was born April 6, 1855, in Illinois, the son of Tobais and Margaret (Wilson) Vancil. He was a widower and spouse's name not documented. Adam was a machinist.
No undertaker was used. Burial was in the Mokane Cemetary.
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