Death of F. A Davis.
While his wife and daughter, Miss Cora Davis, were at the General hospital, seriously ill from the ravages of pneumonia, F. A. Davis, aged 41 years, a carpenter for the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway at the local shops, died at 10:20 o’clock Saturday night at the company hospital, death being due to pneumonia.
Mr. Davis had been a patient at the hospital since last Wednesday since which time he grew worse until the end. Besides his wife and daughter at the General hospital, two young sons of the deceased are ill there, Oscar, aged 8, suffering from a severe cold, and Benjamin, aged 3, now being much improved following an illness with pneumonia.
Two other children are well and are being cared for by relatives. Mr. Davis resided at 1920 South Moniteau avenue and had made his home in Sedalia for many years. The remains were taken to the undertaking rooms of McLaughlin Bros. No arrangements for the funeral have been made. - Sedalia Democrat - February 18, 1917 pg.5
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*NOTE: By the 1920 Census, Fred's wife Callie "Pearl" Davis was living with her brother in Haileyville, Okla., with her five children: Cora, Elmer (James), Oscar, Blanch and Bennie (Benjamin).
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Info from death cert for F. A. Davis. Son of George and Arnette Molaine? (unsure of name on record) Married at time of death, no spouse listed. Aged 42 years. Died at the M.K.T. Hospital in Sedalia. Buried in Sedalia Feb. 20, 1917
Cemetery burial records for F. A. Davis, buried in Crown Hill on Feb. 20, 1917 in Sec. 9A, Lot , gr.1
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While his wife and daughter, Miss Cora Davis, were at the General hospital, seriously ill from the ravages of pneumonia, F. A. Davis, aged 41 years, a carpenter for the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway at the local shops, died at 10:20 o’clock Saturday night at the company hospital, death being due to pneumonia.
Mr. Davis had been a patient at the hospital since last Wednesday since which time he grew worse until the end. Besides his wife and daughter at the General hospital, two young sons of the deceased are ill there, Oscar, aged 8, suffering from a severe cold, and Benjamin, aged 3, now being much improved following an illness with pneumonia.
Two other children are well and are being cared for by relatives. Mr. Davis resided at 1920 South Moniteau avenue and had made his home in Sedalia for many years. The remains were taken to the undertaking rooms of McLaughlin Bros. No arrangements for the funeral have been made. - Sedalia Democrat - February 18, 1917 pg.5
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*NOTE: By the 1920 Census, Fred's wife Callie "Pearl" Davis was living with her brother in Haileyville, Okla., with her five children: Cora, Elmer (James), Oscar, Blanch and Bennie (Benjamin).
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Info from death cert for F. A. Davis. Son of George and Arnette Molaine? (unsure of name on record) Married at time of death, no spouse listed. Aged 42 years. Died at the M.K.T. Hospital in Sedalia. Buried in Sedalia Feb. 20, 1917
Cemetery burial records for F. A. Davis, buried in Crown Hill on Feb. 20, 1917 in Sec. 9A, Lot , gr.1
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Death of F. A Davis.
While his wife and daughter, Miss Cora Davis, were at the General hospital, seriously ill from the ravages of pneumonia, F. A. Davis, aged 41 years, a carpenter for the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway at the local shops, died at 10:20 o’clock Saturday night at the company hospital, death being due to pneumonia.
Mr. Davis had been a patient at the hospital since last Wednesday since which time he grew worse until the end. Besides his wife and daughter at the General hospital, two young sons of the deceased are ill there, Oscar, aged 8, suffering from a severe cold, and Benjamin, aged 3, now being much improved following an illness with pneumonia.
Two other children are well and are being cared for by relatives. Mr. Davis resided at 1920 South Moniteau avenue and had made his home in Sedalia for many years. The remains were taken to the undertaking rooms of McLaughlin Bros. No arrangements for the funeral have been made. - Sedalia Democrat - February 18, 1917 pg.5
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*NOTE: By the 1920 Census, Fred's wife Callie "Pearl" Davis was living with her brother in Haileyville, Okla., with her five children: Cora, Elmer (James), Oscar, Blanch and Bennie (Benjamin).
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Info from death cert for F. A. Davis. Son of George and Arnette Molaine? (unsure of name on record) Married at time of death, no spouse listed. Aged 42 years. Died at the M.K.T. Hospital in Sedalia. Buried in Sedalia Feb. 20, 1917
Cemetery burial records for F. A. Davis, buried in Crown Hill on Feb. 20, 1917 in Sec. 9A, Lot , gr.1
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While his wife and daughter, Miss Cora Davis, were at the General hospital, seriously ill from the ravages of pneumonia, F. A. Davis, aged 41 years, a carpenter for the Missouri, Kansas and Texas railway at the local shops, died at 10:20 o’clock Saturday night at the company hospital, death being due to pneumonia.
Mr. Davis had been a patient at the hospital since last Wednesday since which time he grew worse until the end. Besides his wife and daughter at the General hospital, two young sons of the deceased are ill there, Oscar, aged 8, suffering from a severe cold, and Benjamin, aged 3, now being much improved following an illness with pneumonia.
Two other children are well and are being cared for by relatives. Mr. Davis resided at 1920 South Moniteau avenue and had made his home in Sedalia for many years. The remains were taken to the undertaking rooms of McLaughlin Bros. No arrangements for the funeral have been made. - Sedalia Democrat - February 18, 1917 pg.5
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*NOTE: By the 1920 Census, Fred's wife Callie "Pearl" Davis was living with her brother in Haileyville, Okla., with her five children: Cora, Elmer (James), Oscar, Blanch and Bennie (Benjamin).
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Info from death cert for F. A. Davis. Son of George and Arnette Molaine? (unsure of name on record) Married at time of death, no spouse listed. Aged 42 years. Died at the M.K.T. Hospital in Sedalia. Buried in Sedalia Feb. 20, 1917
Cemetery burial records for F. A. Davis, buried in Crown Hill on Feb. 20, 1917 in Sec. 9A, Lot , gr.1
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