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Amanuensis Monday – Elmer Leverett Stocking – Death Certificate Transcription
Elmer Leverett Stocking – Death Certificate Transcription
State of Kansas
State Board of Health – Division of Vital Statistics
Standard Certificate of Death – No. 96 5415
- Place of Death: Sumner – city
Township Registered No. 10
or City Mayfield - Full Name: Elmer L. Stocking
(a) Residence. No. Mayfield, KS
Length of residence in city or town where death occurred 58 yrs
PERSONAL AND STATISTICAL PARTICULARS
- Sex: Male
- Color or Race: White
- Single, Married, Widowed or Divorced: Married
5a. Spouse: Maud Stocking
- Date of Birth: Nov. 29, 1879
- Age: 58 years 1 month 24 Days
- Trade, Profession or particular kind of work done: Farmer
- Industry or business in which work was done: And Stockman
- Date deceased last worked at this occupation: Not filled in
- Total time (years) spent inn this occupation: Not filled in
- Birthplace: Mayfield, KS
- Father’s Name: Roderick R. Stocking
- Father’s Birthplace: Michigan
- Mother’s Maiden Name: Francis Hitchcock
- Mother’s Birthplace: Crescent City, Illinois
- Informant: Maud Stocking Address: Mayfield, KS
- Burial: Mayfield, KS Burial Date: January 25, 1938
- Undertaker: A. J. Frank, Wellington, KS
- Filed: January 24, 1938 Registrar: Bernice S. Lindberg
MEDICAL CERTIFICATE OF DEATH
- Date of Death: January 22, 1938
- I attended deceased from April 21, 1937 to January 22, 1938. I last saw him alive on January 15th, 1938. Death is said to have occurred on the date stated above at 11:30 a.m.
The principal cause of death and related causes of importance in order of onset were as follows:
Cancer of Rt Adrenal gland Date of onset: 1935
Artherosclerosis
- No Accident or injury
- Was disease or injury in any way related to occupation of the deceased: No
Signed: A. L. Ashmore M. D. Address: 601 Orpheum (?)
Amanuensis Monday – Stocking & Hitchcock Family Reunion
This winter was one for the records books for nasty little flu ‘bugs’ going around! But whenever I found myself down and out, I logged onto the digital newspaper site at KSHS.org and began typing in family surnames as keywords!
Below is just one of the many fun little family tidbits that I found:
Wellington Daily News
21 May 1913
Pg 1, Col. 2
Family Reunion
The home of Ralph Stocking, 612 North F, is the scene of a happy party being a family reunion. The guests are Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Stocking, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stocking and children, Mr. and Mrs. Porter Stocking and son, John Stocking all of Mayfield, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hitchcock, of Chicago.