Washoe County NV Archives Obituaries.....Ingersoll, George May 2, 1884
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Reno Evening Gazette May 5, 1884
Death of F. S. Ingersoll
A dispatch received Friday by Dr. Dawson, announced the sudden death of F. S.
Ingersoll (known as George), in San Francisco, Friday morning.  The deceased
left Reno a few days before, in hopes he could find some improvement to his
rapidly declining health; but his disease, which was thought to be inflammation
of the lungs, has proved suddenly fatal.  It is yet undetermined whether the
remains will be brought to Reno for burial or not.  It would be gratifying to
the large circle of long-time acquaintances of the deceased if they could be. 
He was a member of Washoe Engine Company, No. 2, of this place, and the
department is now draped in mourning in respect to his memory.  A funeral notice
will appear concerning the life of the deceased, after it is known what the
final disposition of the remains will be.  It seems that an undertaker in San
Francisco has charge of the body and refuses to party control over it until
certain arrangements are made.


Reno Evening Gazette
May 12, 1884
Where George Ingersoll’s Remains Are Deposited
It has been finally ascertained what has become of the remains of poor George
Ingersoll, who died at San Francisco on the 3d of May.  A letter from Dr.
Brigham, the attending physician at that city, addressed to Dr. Dawson of this
place, states that the remains were given a decent burial in the French Cemetery
near Golden Gate Park, and what valuables the deceased had upon his person are
deposited in Balloc & Co.’s Banking House in San Francisco.  The father of the
deceased resides at Butte City, Montana, and is said to be a prominent
physician, and a brother who is a dentist by profession, resides at Tombstone,
Arizona.  L. F. Flint has notified both father and brother of the facts
connected with the death and burial of their kindred so far as known.


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