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Evelyn Roberta Smith

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Evelyn Roberta Smith

Birth
Wilcox, Nodaway County, Missouri, USA
Death
22 Mar 1928 (aged 14)
Council Bluffs, Pottawattamie County, Iowa, USA
Burial
Albany, Gentry County, Missouri, USA Add to Map
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Evelyn is the youngest of 11 known children of Moses Ambrose Smith and Kitora Esther Baldock. The family is shown in the attached photograph except for a brother who died as an infant. She died at home of double pneumonia and influenza at the age of 15 years, 8 months and 29 days. She had been living in Council Bluffs for 12 years with her older brother Tom. Her father, Moses, contracted tuberculosis while living in Missouri. He and Kitora moved to San Antonio, Texas in about February of 1917 where he died of a lung hemorrhage and tuberculosis on 7 April 1917 leaving Kitora as his widow.

Thanks to findagrave volunteer Karen DaPra (#46799206) for providing the following information:
"Obituary found in the Albany Capital (Missouri) Thur. 29 March 1928 edition on page 3 column 3. The 11 June 1913 birthdate is included in that obituary."
Evelyn is the youngest of 11 known children of Moses Ambrose Smith and Kitora Esther Baldock. The family is shown in the attached photograph except for a brother who died as an infant. She died at home of double pneumonia and influenza at the age of 15 years, 8 months and 29 days. She had been living in Council Bluffs for 12 years with her older brother Tom. Her father, Moses, contracted tuberculosis while living in Missouri. He and Kitora moved to San Antonio, Texas in about February of 1917 where he died of a lung hemorrhage and tuberculosis on 7 April 1917 leaving Kitora as his widow.

Thanks to findagrave volunteer Karen DaPra (#46799206) for providing the following information:
"Obituary found in the Albany Capital (Missouri) Thur. 29 March 1928 edition on page 3 column 3. The 11 June 1913 birthdate is included in that obituary."

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