Obituary received from C. Burnett (thank you Claudia), which she found in the Long Beach Press, dated 15 December 1911:
"Died on December 14, 1911 at Piru, Ventura County. Age: 32 years. Survived by her husband (Joseph) and relatives in Long Beach. Buried at Signal Hill Cemetery."
From a statement made by her daughter, Mary Louise Freeby, in my Dad's adoption paperwork: Mary died of "quick consumption" which is an old medical term for tuberculosis.
"Died on December 14, 1911 at Piru, Ventura County. Age: 32 years. Survived by her husband (Joseph) and relatives in Long Beach. Buried at Signal Hill Cemetery."
From a statement made by her daughter, Mary Louise Freeby, in my Dad's adoption paperwork: Mary died of "quick consumption" which is an old medical term for tuberculosis.
Obituary received from C. Burnett (thank you Claudia), which she found in the Long Beach Press, dated 15 December 1911:
"Died on December 14, 1911 at Piru, Ventura County. Age: 32 years. Survived by her husband (Joseph) and relatives in Long Beach. Buried at Signal Hill Cemetery."
From a statement made by her daughter, Mary Louise Freeby, in my Dad's adoption paperwork: Mary died of "quick consumption" which is an old medical term for tuberculosis.
"Died on December 14, 1911 at Piru, Ventura County. Age: 32 years. Survived by her husband (Joseph) and relatives in Long Beach. Buried at Signal Hill Cemetery."
From a statement made by her daughter, Mary Louise Freeby, in my Dad's adoption paperwork: Mary died of "quick consumption" which is an old medical term for tuberculosis.
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