Genealogy Trails
presents the
1880 Mortality Index
Persons who died during the year
ending May 31, 1880
in Quincy 2nd Ward, Enumeration Dist. 24, in the County of Adams, State of Illinois
Enumerated by me, J. H. Nickell?
Transcribed by Debbie Gibson
|
# of the |
Name |
Age |
Sex |
Color |
Marital |
Place of Birth |
Father |
Mother |
Month of death |
Occupation |
Cause of death |
| 2 | Morton, C. H. | 53 | M | W | M | Massachusetts | Massachusetts | Massachusetts | May | Real Estate Broker | Suicide |
| 12 | Schultheis, Charles | 20 | M | W | Illinois | Prussia | Prussia | March | Baker | Burned | |
| 21 | Davis, Thomas N. | 25 | M | W | M | Illinois | Kentucky | Kentucky | April | Worked in Mill | Erysipelas in Head |
| 55 | Bryant, William | 23 | M | B | M | Virginia | Virginia | Virginia | June | Worked on R. R. | Hemorrhage of Lungs |
| 58 | Leslie, Susie | 3 | F | B | Illinois | Missouri | Virginia | March | Erysipelas | ||
| 68 | Carlton, Earl | 4 | M | W | Missouri | Tennessee | Missouri | December | None | Typhoid Fever | |
| 117 | Ertel, Helena | 16 | F | W | Illinois | Bavaria | Bavaria | January | At school | Typhoid Fever | |
| 132 | Neiman, Sofa | 1/12 | F | W | Illinois | Prussia | Bruesuide? | November | Craw__ Colic | ||
| 140 | Bacum, Josephine | 11 | F | B | Tennessee | Tennessee | Alabama | May | Ulcer in Stomach | ||
| Warner?, __ Mr. | 50 | M | W | M | Massachusetts | Massachusetts | Connecticut | March | None | Consumption | |
| 174 | Bartlett, Albert | 22 | M | B | M | Missouri | Missouri | Missouri | May | Worked on Boat | Consumption |
| 175 | Green, George | 35 | M | B | M | Missouri | Virginia | Missouri | July | Worked in Mill | Pneumonia |
| 196 | King, Ada | 5/12 | F | W | Illinois | Illinois | New York | August | Whooping Cough | ||
| Ross, Charlie | 35 | M | W | W | Missouri | Illinois | Missouri | August | Bartender | Gunshot wound |
Notes from Enumerator: C. H. Morton, Thomas Davis, William Bryant, Susie Leslie and Chas. Schultheis families resided in Quincy, Adams, Illinois, as of June 1, 1880.
Col. C. H. Morton a prominent citizen of this city was found some time toward the last of May 1880-in his bed he having killed himself it is supposed with a pistol which was found in his hand.
Schultheris was burned in a bakery at Kansas City sometime in the ______.
Bacum there is no such position here. Warner? certain by died but haven't been able to find his physician.
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