Allegheny County PA Archives Deaths.....CANAIR, William John February 15, 1935
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  Name:                Canair, William John
  Date Of Death:       February 15, 1935 Time: 
  Place Of Death:      Pittsburgh, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania
  Residence:           1047 North Avenue, Pgh., Millvale, Pa.
  Gender:              
  Race:                W
  Age:                 Male
  Marital Status:      Married
  Spouse:              Hilf, Ella M. 
  Date Of Birth:       March 15, 1860
  Place Of Birth:      Pennsylvania
  Mother's Name:       Unavailable, Elizabeth
  Mother's Birthplace: Switzerland
  Father's Name:       Knorr/Canair, George
  Father's Birthplace: Switzerland
  Cause Of Death:      Hit by Street Car on East Ohio Street, Pgh.
  Hospital:            Unavailable
  SS Number:           Unavailable
  Occupation:          Retired Spring Fitter
  Funeral Home:        E. J. Pfeifer,  Millvale, Pa.
  Doctor:              Was laid out at his home.
  Coroner:             Unavailable
  Informant:           George William Canair
  Date Of Burial:      February 18, 1935
  Place Of Burial:     Allegheny Cemetery, Lawrenceville, Pa.
  Date Recorded:       February 17, 1935
  Source Of Record:    Commonwealth of Pa.Certification of Death
  Certificate No.:     13549
  
      
         
  
  Additional Comments:
       The funeral services were held at his home by Reverend Frommhogen, Pastor 
  of Saint Luke's Church in Bauerstown.
       Two men witnessed the accident (saw the street car hit William) and took 
  William to the hospital.  When they got there, he had died.  So the hospital 
  told them to take him to the morgue.  When they got to the morgue, the police 
  were waiting and arrested the two men thinking that they were the ones who had 
  hit William. They were released shortly thereafter. About a month later the two 
  men went to the house to explain the accident to the family. 
  
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