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Elon CARMAN Death Certificate (1919)

CARMAN, Elon: Death Certificate 1919
Transcribed from a photocopy obtained from the Pennsylvania Division of Vital Records.

Certificate of Death
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Department of Health
Bureau of Vital Statistics

1. Place of Death: County of Phila., City of Phila.
No. 338 E. Somerset St., 33rd Ward

2. Full Name: Elon Carman
3. Sex: M
4. Color or Race: W
5. Widowed
6. Date of Birth: 9 20 1840
7. Age: 78 years 11 months 19 days
8. Occupation: Bricklayer
9. Birthplace: Penna
10. Name of Father: Charles Carman
11. Birthplace of Father: Penna.
12. Name of Mother: Caroline A. Brill
13. Birthplace of Mother: Penna.
14. Informant: Mary J. Hoy [sister]
Address: 338 E. Somerset St.

15. Filed: Sep 11 1919
16. Date of Death: 9 8 1919
...
19. Place of burial: Mt. Moriah Cem., Date: Sept. 13th, 1919
20. Undertaker: Geo. W. Barrett

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