FL Death Record-
Name: Frank Wilber Wead
Death Date: 28 Feb 1920
Death Place: Pensacola, Escambia, Florida
Gender: Male
Race (Expanded): White
Death Age: 1y 22d
Birth Date: 06 Feb 1919
Birthplace: Omaha, Neb.
Marital Status: Single
Father's Name: Frank Wilber Wead
Father's Birthplace: Peoria, Ill.
Mother's Name: Minnielas Bryant
Mother's Birthplace: Denver, Colo.
Street Address: Hayward Sta. Bay Shore
Cemetery: St. Micheal'S
Film Number: 2116173
Reference Number: cn 1768
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The Wead family lived in a one-bedroom cottage with a screened front-porch facing Pensacola Bay. The Wead family consisted of LTjg Frank "Spig" Wilbur Wead, USN, student aviator, his wife- Mrs. Minnie "Minn" (Bryant) Wead, and their one infant son less than a yr old- nicknamed "Commodore Wead".
Their son died of complications resulting from a fever, sometime between Oct 1919 and May 1920. It is a theory that their neighbor residing several houses away on the same bay front property was the presiding physician who pronounced the death of this infant boy- Dr. N. S. Quinn, MD.
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There is another memorial # 190284009 at the Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado, with a photo of the gravestone.
Suggested edit: I was at the Colorado cemetery photographing and saw the headstone for Frank Wead Jr 1918 - 1919 after I found this memorial I was curious so I asked the Sextant at the office and
This is from the cemetery office at Riverside Cemetery, Colorado
"Hi Carole, I received your forwarded e-mail, thank you.
The cemetery records do indicate that the baby is buried at Riverside.
The following information comes from cemetery records and the book First Governor, First Ladyby Joyce Lohse pub. 2002.
Gov. John Routt's Granddaughter, ( the book is a little unclear )
Minnie Lou Bryant's second husband was Frank Wilbur "Spig" Wead.
Bryant was her maiden name, her mother was Birdie May Routt who had married William H. Bryant.
The book does not mention the name of Minnie's first husband.
Minnie and Frank's child, Frank W. Wead Jr. died at the age of one.
He was buried in the Routt family lot (lots 12,14.16 Block 6) at Riverside on May 28, 1920,
there is no notation of cause, or actual date of death.
There is no indication that the body was moved to Denver.
Contributor: carole taylor puntenney (47890355)
Name: Frank Wilber Wead
Death Date: 28 Feb 1920
Death Place: Pensacola, Escambia, Florida
Gender: Male
Race (Expanded): White
Death Age: 1y 22d
Birth Date: 06 Feb 1919
Birthplace: Omaha, Neb.
Marital Status: Single
Father's Name: Frank Wilber Wead
Father's Birthplace: Peoria, Ill.
Mother's Name: Minnielas Bryant
Mother's Birthplace: Denver, Colo.
Street Address: Hayward Sta. Bay Shore
Cemetery: St. Micheal'S
Film Number: 2116173
Reference Number: cn 1768
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The Wead family lived in a one-bedroom cottage with a screened front-porch facing Pensacola Bay. The Wead family consisted of LTjg Frank "Spig" Wilbur Wead, USN, student aviator, his wife- Mrs. Minnie "Minn" (Bryant) Wead, and their one infant son less than a yr old- nicknamed "Commodore Wead".
Their son died of complications resulting from a fever, sometime between Oct 1919 and May 1920. It is a theory that their neighbor residing several houses away on the same bay front property was the presiding physician who pronounced the death of this infant boy- Dr. N. S. Quinn, MD.
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There is another memorial # 190284009 at the Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado, with a photo of the gravestone.
Suggested edit: I was at the Colorado cemetery photographing and saw the headstone for Frank Wead Jr 1918 - 1919 after I found this memorial I was curious so I asked the Sextant at the office and
This is from the cemetery office at Riverside Cemetery, Colorado
"Hi Carole, I received your forwarded e-mail, thank you.
The cemetery records do indicate that the baby is buried at Riverside.
The following information comes from cemetery records and the book First Governor, First Ladyby Joyce Lohse pub. 2002.
Gov. John Routt's Granddaughter, ( the book is a little unclear )
Minnie Lou Bryant's second husband was Frank Wilbur "Spig" Wead.
Bryant was her maiden name, her mother was Birdie May Routt who had married William H. Bryant.
The book does not mention the name of Minnie's first husband.
Minnie and Frank's child, Frank W. Wead Jr. died at the age of one.
He was buried in the Routt family lot (lots 12,14.16 Block 6) at Riverside on May 28, 1920,
there is no notation of cause, or actual date of death.
There is no indication that the body was moved to Denver.
Contributor: carole taylor puntenney (47890355)
FL Death Record-
Name: Frank Wilber Wead
Death Date: 28 Feb 1920
Death Place: Pensacola, Escambia, Florida
Gender: Male
Race (Expanded): White
Death Age: 1y 22d
Birth Date: 06 Feb 1919
Birthplace: Omaha, Neb.
Marital Status: Single
Father's Name: Frank Wilber Wead
Father's Birthplace: Peoria, Ill.
Mother's Name: Minnielas Bryant
Mother's Birthplace: Denver, Colo.
Street Address: Hayward Sta. Bay Shore
Cemetery: St. Micheal'S
Film Number: 2116173
Reference Number: cn 1768
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The Wead family lived in a one-bedroom cottage with a screened front-porch facing Pensacola Bay. The Wead family consisted of LTjg Frank "Spig" Wilbur Wead, USN, student aviator, his wife- Mrs. Minnie "Minn" (Bryant) Wead, and their one infant son less than a yr old- nicknamed "Commodore Wead".
Their son died of complications resulting from a fever, sometime between Oct 1919 and May 1920. It is a theory that their neighbor residing several houses away on the same bay front property was the presiding physician who pronounced the death of this infant boy- Dr. N. S. Quinn, MD.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
There is another memorial # 190284009 at the Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado, with a photo of the gravestone.
Suggested edit: I was at the Colorado cemetery photographing and saw the headstone for Frank Wead Jr 1918 - 1919 after I found this memorial I was curious so I asked the Sextant at the office and
This is from the cemetery office at Riverside Cemetery, Colorado
"Hi Carole, I received your forwarded e-mail, thank you.
The cemetery records do indicate that the baby is buried at Riverside.
The following information comes from cemetery records and the book First Governor, First Ladyby Joyce Lohse pub. 2002.
Gov. John Routt's Granddaughter, ( the book is a little unclear )
Minnie Lou Bryant's second husband was Frank Wilbur "Spig" Wead.
Bryant was her maiden name, her mother was Birdie May Routt who had married William H. Bryant.
The book does not mention the name of Minnie's first husband.
Minnie and Frank's child, Frank W. Wead Jr. died at the age of one.
He was buried in the Routt family lot (lots 12,14.16 Block 6) at Riverside on May 28, 1920,
there is no notation of cause, or actual date of death.
There is no indication that the body was moved to Denver.
Contributor: carole taylor puntenney (47890355)
Name: Frank Wilber Wead
Death Date: 28 Feb 1920
Death Place: Pensacola, Escambia, Florida
Gender: Male
Race (Expanded): White
Death Age: 1y 22d
Birth Date: 06 Feb 1919
Birthplace: Omaha, Neb.
Marital Status: Single
Father's Name: Frank Wilber Wead
Father's Birthplace: Peoria, Ill.
Mother's Name: Minnielas Bryant
Mother's Birthplace: Denver, Colo.
Street Address: Hayward Sta. Bay Shore
Cemetery: St. Micheal'S
Film Number: 2116173
Reference Number: cn 1768
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The Wead family lived in a one-bedroom cottage with a screened front-porch facing Pensacola Bay. The Wead family consisted of LTjg Frank "Spig" Wilbur Wead, USN, student aviator, his wife- Mrs. Minnie "Minn" (Bryant) Wead, and their one infant son less than a yr old- nicknamed "Commodore Wead".
Their son died of complications resulting from a fever, sometime between Oct 1919 and May 1920. It is a theory that their neighbor residing several houses away on the same bay front property was the presiding physician who pronounced the death of this infant boy- Dr. N. S. Quinn, MD.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
There is another memorial # 190284009 at the Riverside Cemetery, Denver, Colorado, with a photo of the gravestone.
Suggested edit: I was at the Colorado cemetery photographing and saw the headstone for Frank Wead Jr 1918 - 1919 after I found this memorial I was curious so I asked the Sextant at the office and
This is from the cemetery office at Riverside Cemetery, Colorado
"Hi Carole, I received your forwarded e-mail, thank you.
The cemetery records do indicate that the baby is buried at Riverside.
The following information comes from cemetery records and the book First Governor, First Ladyby Joyce Lohse pub. 2002.
Gov. John Routt's Granddaughter, ( the book is a little unclear )
Minnie Lou Bryant's second husband was Frank Wilbur "Spig" Wead.
Bryant was her maiden name, her mother was Birdie May Routt who had married William H. Bryant.
The book does not mention the name of Minnie's first husband.
Minnie and Frank's child, Frank W. Wead Jr. died at the age of one.
He was buried in the Routt family lot (lots 12,14.16 Block 6) at Riverside on May 28, 1920,
there is no notation of cause, or actual date of death.
There is no indication that the body was moved to Denver.
Contributor: carole taylor puntenney (47890355)
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