VITALS - Death Certificate of:  Bell (Erickson) Damron; Deseret, Millard co., Utah

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FHL Film # 2230661, State of Utah, Death Certificates, Millard County:
Certificate Number: 0400634
Death place: Deseret
Name: Bell Getra Damron
Usual residence:
How long resident:

PERSONAL AND STATISTICAL PARTICULARS
Sex: White
Color:
Birth date: April 15 1866
Age: 38 y 4 m 11 d
Marital status: Married
Birth place: Denmark
Father: Niels Erickson
Father's birth place: Denmark
Mother: Christina Petterson
Mother's birth place: Denmark
Occupation:
Informant: D. J. Black
Informant's address: Deseret Utah
Burial place: Hinckley
Burial date: July 24
Undertaker: Mrs Moody
Undertaker's address: Deseret
Filed:
Registrar:

MEDICAL CERTIFICATE OF DEATH
Death date: July 22 1904
Cause: Liver and Kidney Trouble
Where contracted: Deseret
Duration: 21 days
Contributory:
Where contracted: Deseret
Duration: 21 days
Doctor:
Dated:

Permission is hereby granted to bury/ship the body of the person above described
Health Officer: D. J. Black
Address: Deseret
Date: Aug 3 1904