Lewis S. Althoff was the youngest child of Susanna and Joseph Althoff, a York County, Pennsylvania coach-builder who raised his family in the town of Hanover.
Lewis, a salesman, moved to Baltimore, where he met and married his wife, Florence Morrow.
He apparently became ill around 1910, when the census shows him to have been a patient at Bay View Asylum and Hospital. According to his death certificate, at the time of his death he had been a continuous inmate of the hospital for almost four years.
His grave is unmarked.
Lewis, a salesman, moved to Baltimore, where he met and married his wife, Florence Morrow.
He apparently became ill around 1910, when the census shows him to have been a patient at Bay View Asylum and Hospital. According to his death certificate, at the time of his death he had been a continuous inmate of the hospital for almost four years.
His grave is unmarked.
Lewis S. Althoff was the youngest child of Susanna and Joseph Althoff, a York County, Pennsylvania coach-builder who raised his family in the town of Hanover.
Lewis, a salesman, moved to Baltimore, where he met and married his wife, Florence Morrow.
He apparently became ill around 1910, when the census shows him to have been a patient at Bay View Asylum and Hospital. According to his death certificate, at the time of his death he had been a continuous inmate of the hospital for almost four years.
His grave is unmarked.
Lewis, a salesman, moved to Baltimore, where he met and married his wife, Florence Morrow.
He apparently became ill around 1910, when the census shows him to have been a patient at Bay View Asylum and Hospital. According to his death certificate, at the time of his death he had been a continuous inmate of the hospital for almost four years.
His grave is unmarked.
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