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17761

She died of general heart disease. She had been at the state hospital for 3 months. She also had senile deterioration.

Her death certificate says that her father was Johannes Hoille and her mother was Augusta, last name unknown.

Guro (I11600)

17762

She died of pneumonia, a complication of scarlet fever.

FAUTCH, Geraldine Helen (I703)

17763

She died of respiratory failure caused by COPD.

Her husband Eliel was the informant for her death certificate.

She had worked as a deputy assessor for the state department of revenue.

DAWSON, Ardis Margaret (I30632)

17764

She died of typhoid fever at St. Gabriel’s hospital in Little Falls.

LEIKVOLL, Edith K (I19925)

17765

She died when the truck in which she was hauling water went out of control near Harrisburg, South Dakota. The water tanks on the truck rolled across the cab.

CLARK, Joan (I29086)

17766

She died, and was buried, as Alice Ravander.

Find A Grave believes that her mother was Julia Fort, b. 22 Mar 1886 in Winona, Minnesota, d. 6 Feb 1944 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, who was married to men named Hoge, Frank Cox, and Haase. Find A Grave believed that Frank Cox was Alice’s father.

In the 1930 census, she (indexed as Alice Rezender) and her two children live in Peshtigo. She is shown as married (since age 16) but no husband is present. She is living with her mother, Julia Haase (also married but with no husband present) and Julia’s children Archie, Gertrude, and Robert.

COX, Alice A (I17226)

17767

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

EVERSON, M.J. (I6181)

17768

She divorced her first husband, Gerhard Lesteberg, and later married Nels Thostenson.

GRONSETH, Cora Mabel (I5732)

17769

At least one living or private individual is linked to this note - Details withheld.

BOYD, J.A. (I5892)

17770

She divorced Walter Headrick in Durham, North Carolina, on 25 Feb 1971.

WILLIAMS, Mary (I36043)