56 years old
Residence: 6426 Nashville, St. Louis, Missouri.
He was taken by ambulance to to the City hospital. The ambulance was driven by horses. He died two minutes after arriving at the hospital. One notice said heart disease, but the burial permit said nephritis.
Survived by two sons: William and Charles Burnett; and a daughter, Mrs. Anna Kelly of St. Louis.
Sources:
Daily Illinois State Register, September 8, 1909
St. Louis Post Dispatch, September 7, 1909 and September 9, 1909
NOTE:
All his census records show birth year about 1851/52; believe the headstone is incorrect. Also, these are his children but could not be born 1874/1875 if he is born 1861. From FAG Contributor #47361005
Residence: 6426 Nashville, St. Louis, Missouri.
He was taken by ambulance to to the City hospital. The ambulance was driven by horses. He died two minutes after arriving at the hospital. One notice said heart disease, but the burial permit said nephritis.
Survived by two sons: William and Charles Burnett; and a daughter, Mrs. Anna Kelly of St. Louis.
Sources:
Daily Illinois State Register, September 8, 1909
St. Louis Post Dispatch, September 7, 1909 and September 9, 1909
NOTE:
All his census records show birth year about 1851/52; believe the headstone is incorrect. Also, these are his children but could not be born 1874/1875 if he is born 1861. From FAG Contributor #47361005
56 years old
Residence: 6426 Nashville, St. Louis, Missouri.
He was taken by ambulance to to the City hospital. The ambulance was driven by horses. He died two minutes after arriving at the hospital. One notice said heart disease, but the burial permit said nephritis.
Survived by two sons: William and Charles Burnett; and a daughter, Mrs. Anna Kelly of St. Louis.
Sources:
Daily Illinois State Register, September 8, 1909
St. Louis Post Dispatch, September 7, 1909 and September 9, 1909
NOTE:
All his census records show birth year about 1851/52; believe the headstone is incorrect. Also, these are his children but could not be born 1874/1875 if he is born 1861. From FAG Contributor #47361005
Residence: 6426 Nashville, St. Louis, Missouri.
He was taken by ambulance to to the City hospital. The ambulance was driven by horses. He died two minutes after arriving at the hospital. One notice said heart disease, but the burial permit said nephritis.
Survived by two sons: William and Charles Burnett; and a daughter, Mrs. Anna Kelly of St. Louis.
Sources:
Daily Illinois State Register, September 8, 1909
St. Louis Post Dispatch, September 7, 1909 and September 9, 1909
NOTE:
All his census records show birth year about 1851/52; believe the headstone is incorrect. Also, these are his children but could not be born 1874/1875 if he is born 1861. From FAG Contributor #47361005
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