According to death certificate death was due to toxemia (the term used then for what we call septicemia), heart failure, and meningitis. He had been under medical care since 10 January. The newspaper account reports he had typhoid fever.
He was a wheelmaker.
He married Ida Ebert on 18 April, 1895 in Ohio. She survives as do two young children.
Sources: Michigan Death Certificate; Sandusky Star Journal, 20 January, 1902
He was a wheelmaker.
He married Ida Ebert on 18 April, 1895 in Ohio. She survives as do two young children.
Sources: Michigan Death Certificate; Sandusky Star Journal, 20 January, 1902
According to death certificate death was due to toxemia (the term used then for what we call septicemia), heart failure, and meningitis. He had been under medical care since 10 January. The newspaper account reports he had typhoid fever.
He was a wheelmaker.
He married Ida Ebert on 18 April, 1895 in Ohio. She survives as do two young children.
Sources: Michigan Death Certificate; Sandusky Star Journal, 20 January, 1902
He was a wheelmaker.
He married Ida Ebert on 18 April, 1895 in Ohio. She survives as do two young children.
Sources: Michigan Death Certificate; Sandusky Star Journal, 20 January, 1902
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