OBITUARY – NYT – Wednesday, March 13, 1912 (page 11)
Mrs. MABEL KERSHAW LEE, wife of Dr. Burton J. Lee of 128 East Seventy-third Street, died yesterday of pneumonia. Mrs. Lee was a daughter of the late C.J. Kershaw of Milwaukee, who was one of the best-known wheat operators of the Northwest a few years ago. She met Dr. Lee here while she was studying nursing at a hospital in which he was an attending physician. Besides her husband, Mrs. Lee leaves a son, five years old.
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LEE – On Tuesday, March 12, 1912, at her late residence, 128 East 73d St., Mabel Kershaw Lee, wife of Dr. Burton J. Lee. Notice of funeral hereafter. Milwaukee (Wis.) and New Haven (Conn.) papers please copy.
Mrs. MABEL KERSHAW LEE, wife of Dr. Burton J. Lee of 128 East Seventy-third Street, died yesterday of pneumonia. Mrs. Lee was a daughter of the late C.J. Kershaw of Milwaukee, who was one of the best-known wheat operators of the Northwest a few years ago. She met Dr. Lee here while she was studying nursing at a hospital in which he was an attending physician. Besides her husband, Mrs. Lee leaves a son, five years old.
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LEE – On Tuesday, March 12, 1912, at her late residence, 128 East 73d St., Mabel Kershaw Lee, wife of Dr. Burton J. Lee. Notice of funeral hereafter. Milwaukee (Wis.) and New Haven (Conn.) papers please copy.
OBITUARY – NYT – Wednesday, March 13, 1912 (page 11)
Mrs. MABEL KERSHAW LEE, wife of Dr. Burton J. Lee of 128 East Seventy-third Street, died yesterday of pneumonia. Mrs. Lee was a daughter of the late C.J. Kershaw of Milwaukee, who was one of the best-known wheat operators of the Northwest a few years ago. She met Dr. Lee here while she was studying nursing at a hospital in which he was an attending physician. Besides her husband, Mrs. Lee leaves a son, five years old.
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LEE – On Tuesday, March 12, 1912, at her late residence, 128 East 73d St., Mabel Kershaw Lee, wife of Dr. Burton J. Lee. Notice of funeral hereafter. Milwaukee (Wis.) and New Haven (Conn.) papers please copy.
Mrs. MABEL KERSHAW LEE, wife of Dr. Burton J. Lee of 128 East Seventy-third Street, died yesterday of pneumonia. Mrs. Lee was a daughter of the late C.J. Kershaw of Milwaukee, who was one of the best-known wheat operators of the Northwest a few years ago. She met Dr. Lee here while she was studying nursing at a hospital in which he was an attending physician. Besides her husband, Mrs. Lee leaves a son, five years old.
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LEE – On Tuesday, March 12, 1912, at her late residence, 128 East 73d St., Mabel Kershaw Lee, wife of Dr. Burton J. Lee. Notice of funeral hereafter. Milwaukee (Wis.) and New Haven (Conn.) papers please copy.
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No grave marker located. Place of burial unknown, most likely back home w parents in Tacoma WA, in Milwaukee Wisc, or in NYC/New Haven region since she died in Manhattan. Need to find her grave, and correct the record. Temporarily placed her here in same plot as parents.
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