Victim of General Slocum Disaster - daughter of Anne (Anna) and William Blohm. Body may not have been found.
Her death certificate is 3761
JUNE 30, 1904
The last of the unidentified bodies were buried in the Lutheran Cemetery, Middle Village, L. I., in the afternoon. There were seven to be taken from the Morgue. After the funeral procession had started, one body, that of a 2-year-old girl, was identified by clothing left at the Morgue. The body was that of Beatrice Smith of 920 East 156th Street. The body was put in the receiving vault at the cemetery and will be brought back to the city tomorrow.
Contributor: Shad Wilde (48333508) • [email protected]
Her death certificate is 3761
JUNE 30, 1904
The last of the unidentified bodies were buried in the Lutheran Cemetery, Middle Village, L. I., in the afternoon. There were seven to be taken from the Morgue. After the funeral procession had started, one body, that of a 2-year-old girl, was identified by clothing left at the Morgue. The body was that of Beatrice Smith of 920 East 156th Street. The body was put in the receiving vault at the cemetery and will be brought back to the city tomorrow.
Contributor: Shad Wilde (48333508) • [email protected]
Victim of General Slocum Disaster - daughter of Anne (Anna) and William Blohm. Body may not have been found.
Her death certificate is 3761
JUNE 30, 1904
The last of the unidentified bodies were buried in the Lutheran Cemetery, Middle Village, L. I., in the afternoon. There were seven to be taken from the Morgue. After the funeral procession had started, one body, that of a 2-year-old girl, was identified by clothing left at the Morgue. The body was that of Beatrice Smith of 920 East 156th Street. The body was put in the receiving vault at the cemetery and will be brought back to the city tomorrow.
Contributor: Shad Wilde (48333508) • [email protected]
Her death certificate is 3761
JUNE 30, 1904
The last of the unidentified bodies were buried in the Lutheran Cemetery, Middle Village, L. I., in the afternoon. There were seven to be taken from the Morgue. After the funeral procession had started, one body, that of a 2-year-old girl, was identified by clothing left at the Morgue. The body was that of Beatrice Smith of 920 East 156th Street. The body was put in the receiving vault at the cemetery and will be brought back to the city tomorrow.
Contributor: Shad Wilde (48333508) • [email protected]
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