THE KANSAS CITY JOURNAL
Kansas City, Missouri
Monday, 20 September, 1897
Vol XL, No 102, Page 5, Column 3
Death of Stephen Richardson.
Stephen Richardson, aged 77, a resident of Kansas City for twenty years, died yesterday at the home of his son, John Richardson, an engineer on the Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis railroad, Fort Scott, Kas., of old age.
He was the father of Mrs. Louis Steinecke, Mrs. Edward Abrams and Mrs. D. Porteous, all of this city, and Mrs. Louis Barnett, of Brooklyn, N. Y. The body will arrive in Kansas City this morning at 10 o'clock. The funeral will be held from the home of his son-in-law, Louis Steinecke, 1316 Oak street. The time for the services has not been decided upon.
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From Missouri Record of Death Transcript:
Jackson County, Roll C19510
• Richardson, S M
• Male
• White
• Age: 78
• Died: 19 Sep 1897
• Married
• Place of death: 819 E Ball, Fort Scott, Kansas
• Cause of death: Gastritis
• Record of foreign death [out-of-state death recorded in Missouri death records when remains were brought into Missouri for burial]
From cemetery records:
• Richardson, Stephen
• Male, white, married, age 78
• Place of death: 819 E Ball, Fort Scott, Kansas
• Cause of death: Acute gastritis
• Born: 12 Oct 1891
• Died: 19 Sep 1897
• Burial: 22 Sep 1897
• Undertaker: Stewart
• Burial fee: $4
• Section W6E Row 5 Grave 2
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With thanks to Sandy Rylander for confirmation of date of death from information supplied by the funeral home to The Fort Scott Daily Monitor.
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With thanks to dkg51 for the following information provided in Apr 2011:
Stephen M. Richardson, born in Little Washington, Washington County, Pennsylvania, found in 1850 and 1860 census in Tippecanoe, Indiana, in 1870 census in Nishnabotna, Missouri. He was a widower in the 1895 census living in Ft. Scott, Kansas, with his son, John T., a railroad engineer. Stephen was a farmer/farm laborer all his life. He was married to Lucinda Morrow. Their children were Marietta, Matilda, Lucy, Araminta, Lillie (my g-grandmother), John T. and Sarah.
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Ralph L. Richardson, Grandson
Kansas City, Missouri
Monday, 20 September, 1897
Vol XL, No 102, Page 5, Column 3
Death of Stephen Richardson.
Stephen Richardson, aged 77, a resident of Kansas City for twenty years, died yesterday at the home of his son, John Richardson, an engineer on the Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis railroad, Fort Scott, Kas., of old age.
He was the father of Mrs. Louis Steinecke, Mrs. Edward Abrams and Mrs. D. Porteous, all of this city, and Mrs. Louis Barnett, of Brooklyn, N. Y. The body will arrive in Kansas City this morning at 10 o'clock. The funeral will be held from the home of his son-in-law, Louis Steinecke, 1316 Oak street. The time for the services has not been decided upon.
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From Missouri Record of Death Transcript:
Jackson County, Roll C19510
• Richardson, S M
• Male
• White
• Age: 78
• Died: 19 Sep 1897
• Married
• Place of death: 819 E Ball, Fort Scott, Kansas
• Cause of death: Gastritis
• Record of foreign death [out-of-state death recorded in Missouri death records when remains were brought into Missouri for burial]
From cemetery records:
• Richardson, Stephen
• Male, white, married, age 78
• Place of death: 819 E Ball, Fort Scott, Kansas
• Cause of death: Acute gastritis
• Born: 12 Oct 1891
• Died: 19 Sep 1897
• Burial: 22 Sep 1897
• Undertaker: Stewart
• Burial fee: $4
• Section W6E Row 5 Grave 2
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With thanks to Sandy Rylander for confirmation of date of death from information supplied by the funeral home to The Fort Scott Daily Monitor.
___
With thanks to dkg51 for the following information provided in Apr 2011:
Stephen M. Richardson, born in Little Washington, Washington County, Pennsylvania, found in 1850 and 1860 census in Tippecanoe, Indiana, in 1870 census in Nishnabotna, Missouri. He was a widower in the 1895 census living in Ft. Scott, Kansas, with his son, John T., a railroad engineer. Stephen was a farmer/farm laborer all his life. He was married to Lucinda Morrow. Their children were Marietta, Matilda, Lucy, Araminta, Lillie (my g-grandmother), John T. and Sarah.
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Ralph L. Richardson, Grandson
THE KANSAS CITY JOURNAL
Kansas City, Missouri
Monday, 20 September, 1897
Vol XL, No 102, Page 5, Column 3
Death of Stephen Richardson.
Stephen Richardson, aged 77, a resident of Kansas City for twenty years, died yesterday at the home of his son, John Richardson, an engineer on the Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis railroad, Fort Scott, Kas., of old age.
He was the father of Mrs. Louis Steinecke, Mrs. Edward Abrams and Mrs. D. Porteous, all of this city, and Mrs. Louis Barnett, of Brooklyn, N. Y. The body will arrive in Kansas City this morning at 10 o'clock. The funeral will be held from the home of his son-in-law, Louis Steinecke, 1316 Oak street. The time for the services has not been decided upon.
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From Missouri Record of Death Transcript:
Jackson County, Roll C19510
• Richardson, S M
• Male
• White
• Age: 78
• Died: 19 Sep 1897
• Married
• Place of death: 819 E Ball, Fort Scott, Kansas
• Cause of death: Gastritis
• Record of foreign death [out-of-state death recorded in Missouri death records when remains were brought into Missouri for burial]
From cemetery records:
• Richardson, Stephen
• Male, white, married, age 78
• Place of death: 819 E Ball, Fort Scott, Kansas
• Cause of death: Acute gastritis
• Born: 12 Oct 1891
• Died: 19 Sep 1897
• Burial: 22 Sep 1897
• Undertaker: Stewart
• Burial fee: $4
• Section W6E Row 5 Grave 2
___
With thanks to Sandy Rylander for confirmation of date of death from information supplied by the funeral home to The Fort Scott Daily Monitor.
___
With thanks to dkg51 for the following information provided in Apr 2011:
Stephen M. Richardson, born in Little Washington, Washington County, Pennsylvania, found in 1850 and 1860 census in Tippecanoe, Indiana, in 1870 census in Nishnabotna, Missouri. He was a widower in the 1895 census living in Ft. Scott, Kansas, with his son, John T., a railroad engineer. Stephen was a farmer/farm laborer all his life. He was married to Lucinda Morrow. Their children were Marietta, Matilda, Lucy, Araminta, Lillie (my g-grandmother), John T. and Sarah.
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Ralph L. Richardson, Grandson
Kansas City, Missouri
Monday, 20 September, 1897
Vol XL, No 102, Page 5, Column 3
Death of Stephen Richardson.
Stephen Richardson, aged 77, a resident of Kansas City for twenty years, died yesterday at the home of his son, John Richardson, an engineer on the Kansas City, Fort Scott & Memphis railroad, Fort Scott, Kas., of old age.
He was the father of Mrs. Louis Steinecke, Mrs. Edward Abrams and Mrs. D. Porteous, all of this city, and Mrs. Louis Barnett, of Brooklyn, N. Y. The body will arrive in Kansas City this morning at 10 o'clock. The funeral will be held from the home of his son-in-law, Louis Steinecke, 1316 Oak street. The time for the services has not been decided upon.
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From Missouri Record of Death Transcript:
Jackson County, Roll C19510
• Richardson, S M
• Male
• White
• Age: 78
• Died: 19 Sep 1897
• Married
• Place of death: 819 E Ball, Fort Scott, Kansas
• Cause of death: Gastritis
• Record of foreign death [out-of-state death recorded in Missouri death records when remains were brought into Missouri for burial]
From cemetery records:
• Richardson, Stephen
• Male, white, married, age 78
• Place of death: 819 E Ball, Fort Scott, Kansas
• Cause of death: Acute gastritis
• Born: 12 Oct 1891
• Died: 19 Sep 1897
• Burial: 22 Sep 1897
• Undertaker: Stewart
• Burial fee: $4
• Section W6E Row 5 Grave 2
___
With thanks to Sandy Rylander for confirmation of date of death from information supplied by the funeral home to The Fort Scott Daily Monitor.
___
With thanks to dkg51 for the following information provided in Apr 2011:
Stephen M. Richardson, born in Little Washington, Washington County, Pennsylvania, found in 1850 and 1860 census in Tippecanoe, Indiana, in 1870 census in Nishnabotna, Missouri. He was a widower in the 1895 census living in Ft. Scott, Kansas, with his son, John T., a railroad engineer. Stephen was a farmer/farm laborer all his life. He was married to Lucinda Morrow. Their children were Marietta, Matilda, Lucy, Araminta, Lillie (my g-grandmother), John T. and Sarah.
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Ralph L. Richardson, Grandson
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