WIDOW OF GOVERNOR MORRILL DEAD
Mrs Caroline J. Morrill, widow of Edmund Needham Morrill, governor of Kansas 1895 & 1896, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Cornelius Baker, 3820 Baltimore Avenue. Mrs. Morrill had been making her home with her daughter since the death of Mr. Morrill last March. She was 76 years old and had been an invalid the last 2 years, although not confined to bed until two weeks ago.
Kansas City, MO April 2, 1910
Mrs Caroline J. Morrill, widow of Edmund Needham Morrill, governor of Kansas 1895 & 1896, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Cornelius Baker, 3820 Baltimore Avenue. Mrs. Morrill had been making her home with her daughter since the death of Mr. Morrill last March. She was 76 years old and had been an invalid the last 2 years, although not confined to bed until two weeks ago.
Kansas City, MO April 2, 1910
WIDOW OF GOVERNOR MORRILL DEAD
Mrs Caroline J. Morrill, widow of Edmund Needham Morrill, governor of Kansas 1895 & 1896, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Cornelius Baker, 3820 Baltimore Avenue. Mrs. Morrill had been making her home with her daughter since the death of Mr. Morrill last March. She was 76 years old and had been an invalid the last 2 years, although not confined to bed until two weeks ago.
Kansas City, MO April 2, 1910
Mrs Caroline J. Morrill, widow of Edmund Needham Morrill, governor of Kansas 1895 & 1896, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Cornelius Baker, 3820 Baltimore Avenue. Mrs. Morrill had been making her home with her daughter since the death of Mr. Morrill last March. She was 76 years old and had been an invalid the last 2 years, although not confined to bed until two weeks ago.
Kansas City, MO April 2, 1910
Gravesite Details
Note: There are 12 individual markers within this family plot, which includes 4 surnames. There are 4 "Dixon" stones, 4 "Morrill" stones, 2 "Baker" stones, and 2 "Giles" stones. All 12 stones are pretty much identical in shape, size, and design.
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