YOUNG WRITER GONE
Leigh Bierce Succumbs to Typhoid Pneumonia in New York
Leigh Bierce has succumbed to an attack of typhoid pneumonia in New York. He had been sick for some time, but it was thought he was recovering. The news came yesterday to his mother and sister In Los Angeles by telegraph from the young man's father, Ambrose Bierce, who was with his son at the time of his demise.
Leigh Bierce was at one time engaged in newspaper work in Los Angeles, but went to New York to secure greater opportunities, and both in this city and in the east he gave evidence of having inherited much of the talent of his famous father.
Mr. Bierce's mother and sister reside in Los Angeles, while his father's duties require him to pass most of his time in the east. In addition to these immediate relatives, he is survived by a young widow, to whom he was married but a few months ago.
(Source: Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 182, 1 April 1901)
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Leigh was born in Leamington, England and was the son of Ambrose Bierce. Leigh was 27 years old when four weeks ago he was stricken with typhoid pneumonia.
Leigh was preceded in death by his brother Day Bierce.
He is survived by his wife, Flora of only a few months; his mother, M. E. Bierce; his father, G. Ambrose; his sister Helen (née Bierce) Ballard.
(Source: Sausalito News, Volume 17, Number 10, 6 April 1901)
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Son of Ambrose Bierce Dead.
New York.—Leigh Bierce, son of Ambrose Bierce, died in this city at his home, 234 West Fifty-second street. Bierce was 27 years old and was born in Leamington, England. During the last two years he had been in charge of the illustrated supplement of the Morning Telegraph. Four weeks ago he was stricken with typhoid pneumonia.
(Sausalito News, Volume 17, Number 10, 6 April 1901)
Note:
On November 23, 1910, removed remains of Day Bierce, ashes of Mrs. Bierce & Leigh Bierce from [unreadable] 1/4 Lot 8, Block 3 to Lot 47F, Block C Ext.
Leigh Bierce Succumbs to Typhoid Pneumonia in New York
Leigh Bierce has succumbed to an attack of typhoid pneumonia in New York. He had been sick for some time, but it was thought he was recovering. The news came yesterday to his mother and sister In Los Angeles by telegraph from the young man's father, Ambrose Bierce, who was with his son at the time of his demise.
Leigh Bierce was at one time engaged in newspaper work in Los Angeles, but went to New York to secure greater opportunities, and both in this city and in the east he gave evidence of having inherited much of the talent of his famous father.
Mr. Bierce's mother and sister reside in Los Angeles, while his father's duties require him to pass most of his time in the east. In addition to these immediate relatives, he is survived by a young widow, to whom he was married but a few months ago.
(Source: Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 182, 1 April 1901)
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Leigh was born in Leamington, England and was the son of Ambrose Bierce. Leigh was 27 years old when four weeks ago he was stricken with typhoid pneumonia.
Leigh was preceded in death by his brother Day Bierce.
He is survived by his wife, Flora of only a few months; his mother, M. E. Bierce; his father, G. Ambrose; his sister Helen (née Bierce) Ballard.
(Source: Sausalito News, Volume 17, Number 10, 6 April 1901)
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Son of Ambrose Bierce Dead.
New York.—Leigh Bierce, son of Ambrose Bierce, died in this city at his home, 234 West Fifty-second street. Bierce was 27 years old and was born in Leamington, England. During the last two years he had been in charge of the illustrated supplement of the Morning Telegraph. Four weeks ago he was stricken with typhoid pneumonia.
(Sausalito News, Volume 17, Number 10, 6 April 1901)
Note:
On November 23, 1910, removed remains of Day Bierce, ashes of Mrs. Bierce & Leigh Bierce from [unreadable] 1/4 Lot 8, Block 3 to Lot 47F, Block C Ext.
YOUNG WRITER GONE
Leigh Bierce Succumbs to Typhoid Pneumonia in New York
Leigh Bierce has succumbed to an attack of typhoid pneumonia in New York. He had been sick for some time, but it was thought he was recovering. The news came yesterday to his mother and sister In Los Angeles by telegraph from the young man's father, Ambrose Bierce, who was with his son at the time of his demise.
Leigh Bierce was at one time engaged in newspaper work in Los Angeles, but went to New York to secure greater opportunities, and both in this city and in the east he gave evidence of having inherited much of the talent of his famous father.
Mr. Bierce's mother and sister reside in Los Angeles, while his father's duties require him to pass most of his time in the east. In addition to these immediate relatives, he is survived by a young widow, to whom he was married but a few months ago.
(Source: Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 182, 1 April 1901)
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Leigh was born in Leamington, England and was the son of Ambrose Bierce. Leigh was 27 years old when four weeks ago he was stricken with typhoid pneumonia.
Leigh was preceded in death by his brother Day Bierce.
He is survived by his wife, Flora of only a few months; his mother, M. E. Bierce; his father, G. Ambrose; his sister Helen (née Bierce) Ballard.
(Source: Sausalito News, Volume 17, Number 10, 6 April 1901)
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Son of Ambrose Bierce Dead.
New York.—Leigh Bierce, son of Ambrose Bierce, died in this city at his home, 234 West Fifty-second street. Bierce was 27 years old and was born in Leamington, England. During the last two years he had been in charge of the illustrated supplement of the Morning Telegraph. Four weeks ago he was stricken with typhoid pneumonia.
(Sausalito News, Volume 17, Number 10, 6 April 1901)
Note:
On November 23, 1910, removed remains of Day Bierce, ashes of Mrs. Bierce & Leigh Bierce from [unreadable] 1/4 Lot 8, Block 3 to Lot 47F, Block C Ext.
Leigh Bierce Succumbs to Typhoid Pneumonia in New York
Leigh Bierce has succumbed to an attack of typhoid pneumonia in New York. He had been sick for some time, but it was thought he was recovering. The news came yesterday to his mother and sister In Los Angeles by telegraph from the young man's father, Ambrose Bierce, who was with his son at the time of his demise.
Leigh Bierce was at one time engaged in newspaper work in Los Angeles, but went to New York to secure greater opportunities, and both in this city and in the east he gave evidence of having inherited much of the talent of his famous father.
Mr. Bierce's mother and sister reside in Los Angeles, while his father's duties require him to pass most of his time in the east. In addition to these immediate relatives, he is survived by a young widow, to whom he was married but a few months ago.
(Source: Los Angeles Herald, Volume XXVIII, Number 182, 1 April 1901)
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Leigh was born in Leamington, England and was the son of Ambrose Bierce. Leigh was 27 years old when four weeks ago he was stricken with typhoid pneumonia.
Leigh was preceded in death by his brother Day Bierce.
He is survived by his wife, Flora of only a few months; his mother, M. E. Bierce; his father, G. Ambrose; his sister Helen (née Bierce) Ballard.
(Source: Sausalito News, Volume 17, Number 10, 6 April 1901)
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Son of Ambrose Bierce Dead.
New York.—Leigh Bierce, son of Ambrose Bierce, died in this city at his home, 234 West Fifty-second street. Bierce was 27 years old and was born in Leamington, England. During the last two years he had been in charge of the illustrated supplement of the Morning Telegraph. Four weeks ago he was stricken with typhoid pneumonia.
(Sausalito News, Volume 17, Number 10, 6 April 1901)
Note:
On November 23, 1910, removed remains of Day Bierce, ashes of Mrs. Bierce & Leigh Bierce from [unreadable] 1/4 Lot 8, Block 3 to Lot 47F, Block C Ext.
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