| Page (PDF) | 19 |
|---|---|
| Certificate Number | 7242 |
| Name of Deceased | Collic; Alvertie |
| Place of Death | Worcester |
| Town of Death | Stockton |
| Sex | F |
| Race | colored |
| Married, Widowed, or Single | single |
| Date of Birth | 3/15/1914 |
| Age (year, month, days) | 3 mos 11 ds |
| Occupation or Employer | none |
| Birthplace | Stockton Md |
| Father's Name | Lee W Collic |
| Father's Birthplace | Worcester |
| Mother's Name | Sarah Rowley |
| Mother's Birthplace | Worcester |
| Informant (Relationship and Address) | Lee W Collic; Stockton |
| Date of Death | 7/10/1914 |
| Cause of Death and Time Attended by Doctor | inflammation of bowels and dysentary |
| Immediate, Secondary, or Contributory Cause and How Long | ?; 3 days |
| Physician and Address | JT Parker; Stockton |
| Burial Place, Date, Undertaker, and Address | New Saint Paul Cemetery; 7/12/1914; SS Wiliams; Snow Hill |
| Length of Residence, Where Disease Contracted, Former Residence | – |
| Other Notes | – |
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