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Certificate of Death
Willie Beaver
August 9, 1910
Submitted by: Martha Real


Willie Beaver
Abt 1874 or 1875 - August 9, 1910
Willie Beaver, age 35 years died on August 9, 1910.
He was listed as a cherokee male, he was born in Indian Territories. Names of Father and Mother were not listed.
The cause of death was listed as pnemonia. C. P. Woodniff M.D., was listed as certifying doctor.
C. J. Crocker was listed as Undetaker.
Report was filed on September 1, 1910.
He was buried on August 10, 1910, in the Beaver Cemetery.
Note; There was a Wm Beaver born May 1875 in the 1900 I.T. census. He was listed as widowed born in I.T.
This is probably the same as Willie Beaver, same location.

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