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Mrs. Bertha Mills - Death caused by the notoriously
feared disease Tuberculosis (an infection caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium
tuberculosis) in December of 1891. An epidemic of the disease sprang up
near her home and workplace, killing many others. No other information
at this time. Dead on Arrival. |
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Mr. Edmund Tuttle - Death caused by the notoriously
feared disease Tuberculosis (an infection caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium
tuberculosis) in December of 1891. An epidemic of the disease sprang up
near his home and workplace, killing many others. He worked as the local
gardener. Dead on Arrival. |
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Lydia Santmier - Death caused by the notoriously
feared disease Tuberculosis (an infection caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium
tuberculosis) in December of 1891. An epidemic of the disease sprang up
near her home and workplace, killing many others. Information will be posted
as it arrives. Dead on Arrival. |
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Anne Stewart - Murdered by her distraught
mother after her father left for war. It's suspected this young girl was
killed first because she was stronger than her younger brother. The lack
of markings to the face and neck suggests a pillow was used to asphyxiate
her. Found next to her expired brother. Dead on Arrival. |
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Nicholas Stewart - Also
killed in the same fashion as his older sister. The only injury found was
a broken rib, which was most likely caused during the attack. The inward
cracking of the rib coincides with forced trauma concentrated above the
rib. Perhaps his mother pressed on his chest to squeeze the air out of
his lungs. Dead on Arrival. |
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Grace Stewart - Committed suicide after killing
her two children. Method of suicide was a rifle blast to the frontal cranium.
The shot was so powerful it blew off her skull from the eye sockets up.
Police report they found brain matter in other rooms as it flew down the
hallway and bounced into adjoining rooms. Dead on Arrival. |
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Charles Stewart - Killed by a mortar attack
during the first World War. His corpse was not identified for many months
due to the heavy fighting and lack of man power. His mangled and decomposing
body was brought to the field morgue where he was cremated and buried.
Decorated with high honors for his loyalty. Dead on Arrival. |
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