LAURA BELLE HILLE was the wife of Edwin Johnson Hille and they had resided in Preston, Jasper county, MO.
Her death certificate indicated that she had lived in the county for 43 of her 69 years of life.
The cause of death was determined after an autopsy by Dr. H. A. LaForce, M.D. to be an obstruction of ileum one foot from ileocecal valve due to enterolith ( a mineral concretion or calculus formed anywhere in the gastrointestinal system.)
She was the daughter of Dr. H. H. Wale and Mary Woolfolk, both b.KY.
She was buried in Park Cemetery under the direction of Teeter Brothers Undertaking in Jasper, MO.
The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website.
Informant was her husband, E. J. Hille
bio by NJBrewer
Note: the death certificate is filed under the spelling of Laura Bell Hillie
Her death certificate indicated that she had lived in the county for 43 of her 69 years of life.
The cause of death was determined after an autopsy by Dr. H. A. LaForce, M.D. to be an obstruction of ileum one foot from ileocecal valve due to enterolith ( a mineral concretion or calculus formed anywhere in the gastrointestinal system.)
She was the daughter of Dr. H. H. Wale and Mary Woolfolk, both b.KY.
She was buried in Park Cemetery under the direction of Teeter Brothers Undertaking in Jasper, MO.
The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website.
Informant was her husband, E. J. Hille
bio by NJBrewer
Note: the death certificate is filed under the spelling of Laura Bell Hillie
LAURA BELLE HILLE was the wife of Edwin Johnson Hille and they had resided in Preston, Jasper county, MO.
Her death certificate indicated that she had lived in the county for 43 of her 69 years of life.
The cause of death was determined after an autopsy by Dr. H. A. LaForce, M.D. to be an obstruction of ileum one foot from ileocecal valve due to enterolith ( a mineral concretion or calculus formed anywhere in the gastrointestinal system.)
She was the daughter of Dr. H. H. Wale and Mary Woolfolk, both b.KY.
She was buried in Park Cemetery under the direction of Teeter Brothers Undertaking in Jasper, MO.
The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website.
Informant was her husband, E. J. Hille
bio by NJBrewer
Note: the death certificate is filed under the spelling of Laura Bell Hillie
Her death certificate indicated that she had lived in the county for 43 of her 69 years of life.
The cause of death was determined after an autopsy by Dr. H. A. LaForce, M.D. to be an obstruction of ileum one foot from ileocecal valve due to enterolith ( a mineral concretion or calculus formed anywhere in the gastrointestinal system.)
She was the daughter of Dr. H. H. Wale and Mary Woolfolk, both b.KY.
She was buried in Park Cemetery under the direction of Teeter Brothers Undertaking in Jasper, MO.
The death certificate can be viewed at Missouri Digital Archives/death certificates online website.
Informant was her husband, E. J. Hille
bio by NJBrewer
Note: the death certificate is filed under the spelling of Laura Bell Hillie
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