Stricken With Apoplexy While Employed at Biloxi Plant on Back Bay. Leaves Large Family.
Frank Lawrence, 72 years and 11 months, died suddenly in Biloxi this morning while employed in the plant of the Biloxi Lumber and Box Factory. Death was caused from apoplexy, and Mr. Lawrence expired before medical aid could reach him. His wife preceded his death some years ago.
Mr. Lawrence was a native of Milnerberg, La. He had been a resident of Biloxi practically all his life. He leaves a large number of relatives, including three sisters, two brothers, four daughters and three sons. His sisters are Mrs. Mary Miller of Mineola, Texas; Mrs. John Parha, New Orleans and Mrs. B. Tucei, Biloxi. His brothers are Joseph and Christophe Lawrence of Biloxi. His daughters are Mrs. Annie Dominique, Cincinnati; Mrs. Santo Nasto, Mrs. Cora Michel, and Mrs. Cora Michel, and Mrs. Corinne Mattina, of Biloxi. His sons are Frank, Joseph and Dewey, of Biloxi.
Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
(Daily Herald, The (Biloxi, MS) Dec 13, 1922, Page: 2)
Frank Lawrence, 72 years and 11 months, died suddenly in Biloxi this morning while employed in the plant of the Biloxi Lumber and Box Factory. Death was caused from apoplexy, and Mr. Lawrence expired before medical aid could reach him. His wife preceded his death some years ago.
Mr. Lawrence was a native of Milnerberg, La. He had been a resident of Biloxi practically all his life. He leaves a large number of relatives, including three sisters, two brothers, four daughters and three sons. His sisters are Mrs. Mary Miller of Mineola, Texas; Mrs. John Parha, New Orleans and Mrs. B. Tucei, Biloxi. His brothers are Joseph and Christophe Lawrence of Biloxi. His daughters are Mrs. Annie Dominique, Cincinnati; Mrs. Santo Nasto, Mrs. Cora Michel, and Mrs. Cora Michel, and Mrs. Corinne Mattina, of Biloxi. His sons are Frank, Joseph and Dewey, of Biloxi.
Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
(Daily Herald, The (Biloxi, MS) Dec 13, 1922, Page: 2)
Stricken With Apoplexy While Employed at Biloxi Plant on Back Bay. Leaves Large Family.
Frank Lawrence, 72 years and 11 months, died suddenly in Biloxi this morning while employed in the plant of the Biloxi Lumber and Box Factory. Death was caused from apoplexy, and Mr. Lawrence expired before medical aid could reach him. His wife preceded his death some years ago.
Mr. Lawrence was a native of Milnerberg, La. He had been a resident of Biloxi practically all his life. He leaves a large number of relatives, including three sisters, two brothers, four daughters and three sons. His sisters are Mrs. Mary Miller of Mineola, Texas; Mrs. John Parha, New Orleans and Mrs. B. Tucei, Biloxi. His brothers are Joseph and Christophe Lawrence of Biloxi. His daughters are Mrs. Annie Dominique, Cincinnati; Mrs. Santo Nasto, Mrs. Cora Michel, and Mrs. Cora Michel, and Mrs. Corinne Mattina, of Biloxi. His sons are Frank, Joseph and Dewey, of Biloxi.
Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
(Daily Herald, The (Biloxi, MS) Dec 13, 1922, Page: 2)
Frank Lawrence, 72 years and 11 months, died suddenly in Biloxi this morning while employed in the plant of the Biloxi Lumber and Box Factory. Death was caused from apoplexy, and Mr. Lawrence expired before medical aid could reach him. His wife preceded his death some years ago.
Mr. Lawrence was a native of Milnerberg, La. He had been a resident of Biloxi practically all his life. He leaves a large number of relatives, including three sisters, two brothers, four daughters and three sons. His sisters are Mrs. Mary Miller of Mineola, Texas; Mrs. John Parha, New Orleans and Mrs. B. Tucei, Biloxi. His brothers are Joseph and Christophe Lawrence of Biloxi. His daughters are Mrs. Annie Dominique, Cincinnati; Mrs. Santo Nasto, Mrs. Cora Michel, and Mrs. Cora Michel, and Mrs. Corinne Mattina, of Biloxi. His sons are Frank, Joseph and Dewey, of Biloxi.
Funeral arrangements have not yet been completed.
(Daily Herald, The (Biloxi, MS) Dec 13, 1922, Page: 2)
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