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Aagaard |
Axel Erasmus Aagaard (1858-19 Jan 1903), includes
obit, died of
pneumonia |
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Abbott |
Clement Milton Abbott Jr. (19 Nov 1919 Sedalia, Pettis County,
Missouri-11 Jan 1973, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri),
includes
obit and
death transcript, died of apparent natural causes, death deemed
undetermined |
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Abbott |
Flora Abbott
(1871-24 Jul 1901, Kansas City, Jackson County,
Missouri),
Section 13.1 Row 9 Grave 49, unmarked grave,
includes
obit, died of Insolation, or sunstroke, can cause
death from hyperpyrexia, or heatstroke, within a short period of
time
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Abbott |
Infant Abbott (Jan 1916-8 an 1916, Kansas City, Jackson County,
Missouri), also shows buried in plot Potter's Field, Includes
obit, found in a field, approximately 3 weeks old, died of
apparent pneumonia |
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Abel |
Infant
Abel (30 Nov 1893, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri-30 Nov
1893, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri), stillborn, includes
obit |
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Abernathy |
F J Abernathy (1893, Missouri-20 Jul 1893, Kansas City, Jackson
County, Missouri, Section 8.1 Row 3 Grave 23 unmarked grave, less
than 1 year (obit indicates age about 2), includes
obit and death notification (shows about 6 months), died of
congestion of the brain |
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Acheson |
Jimmie Acheson (1875-12 Apr 1877, Kansas City, Jackson County,
Missouri), includes
obit, age 2 years, 2 months, 19 days, died of brain fever,
parents James C. & Lizzie H. Acheson. Burial records obtained
by Union Cemetery from Grace Church archives. |
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Ackerman |
Henry Ackermann(1830, Pennsylvania-15 Jun 1865, Kansas City,
Jackson County, Missouri), Section 52 Lot 11(Ackerman family plot).
Died of cramp colic (leading to severe dehydration which can result
in hypovolemic shock and death), includess
obit, 1860's census includes Henry, Sabina, Charles H. Ackerman |
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Ackerman |
Joseph Ackerman (1901-3 sep 1905,
Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri), age 4, son of W. T.
Ackerman, died from typhoid fever, includes
obit |
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Ackerman |
Joseph Perry Ackerman (16 Feb
1826, Pompey, Onondaga County, New York-9 Jan 1904,
Kansas City, Jackson County,
Missouri), Section W6E Row 13 Grave 6, unmarked grave, died
rom complication of diseases, survived by son ashley
Ackerman, includes
obit and
death transcript |
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Ackerman |
Peter Ackerman (1851, Sweden-18 Jul
1896, Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri), plot Potter's
Field, survived by brother Gustavus in Brooklyn, New York,
died from tuberculosis, includes
death transcript and
obit |
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Ackerson |
Almira Kenyon Ackerson (Jan 1830, Connecticut (?)-3 Feb
1905), Kansas City, Jackson County, Missouri, Section 1.1
Lot 9A, died from pneumonia, includes
obit. Explanation for birth place edit: Every
Census for Almira shows that she was born in Connecticut and
the 1830 Census (the year of her birth year) shows the
family did live in Connecticut (her parents were Caleb
Kenyon and Mathilda Kenyon. Her next oldest sibling
and the one just below her also indicated they were born in
Connecticut per records.The birth place of Rhode Island on
Almira's Missouri record of death is mistake |
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Adair |
David Henry Adair (1838, Ohio-19 May 1904,
Kansas City, Jackson County,
Missouri), Section 14.1 Row 8 Grave 14, died from Apoplexy,
includes
obit,
funeral,
death transcript, wife Mary E. Robinson Adair and son
Charles Adair were born, died and buried in different
states, son Emmet is buried in Union Cemetery |
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Adams |
Abner C Adams (13 Dec 1871,
Montgomery County, Missouri-5 Jun 1905, Kansas City, Wyandotte
County, Kansas), Section 14.1 Row 12 Grave 24, died from a
fall. A Workman Killed at the Rock Island Elevator in
Armourdale after being blown from a scaffold, 86 ft above
the ground, died instantly, includes
obit, unmarried, lived with mother. Gravestone not
reported during 1933 or 1986 inscription surveys or 2011
photographic survey of cemetery |
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Adams |
Senator Alvarado “Al” Adams (10 Jul 1841, Louisville,
Jefferson County, Kentucky-17 Jul 1886, Kansas City,
Jackson County, Missouri), Location unknown due to destroyed
records, unmarked grave. Includes an
obit and
death transcript. Stage Manager of Coliseum
theatre, started vomiting blood and then fell to floor dead
at a drugstore. Early history - Confederate Army
soldier, 1861, captured at Zanesville, Ohio and taken to
Chicago as a POW. Studied medicine and graduated in
1864 and practiced medicine in Frankfort, Kentucky but
became interested in politics, in 1869 elected Democratic
State Senator, 9th District. Left politics and
medicine for the stage and went to New York and was employed
at the Bowery as a Stump Orator. Surviving are a
divorced wife and daughter of Cincinnati, Ohio, died from a
ruptured abdominal aortic aneurysm. All cemetery
records were destroyed in a fire in the sexton's cottage in
1889 so it is impossible to determine where Adams was
buried; no gravestone was reported in the 1933 or 1986
inscription surveys nor the 2011 photographic survey of the
cemetery |
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