Southampton County-Portsmouth City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Vitals.....Bell, Milton R., 1937 ************************************************ Copyright. All rights reserved. http://www.usgwarchives.net/copyright.htm http://www.usgwarchives.net/va/vafiles.htm ************************************************ Milton Riddick BELL, 7 Nov 1910 - 17 Mar 1937, death certificate abstract ______________________________________________________________________________ Certificate of Death, Vol. 1569, No. 6059 Commonwealth of Virginia Department of Health Bureau of Vital Statistics {BVS} Place Of Death: Norfolk Co.; City of Portsmouth, Va. Registration District No. [blank]; Registered No. 183 Parrish Memo. Hospt. Full Name: Milton Riddick Bell 159 Chautauqua Ave. ______________________________________________________________________________ Personal and Statistical Particulars Sex: M [Male] Color or Race: W [White] Single Date of Birth: Nov 7- [1910] Age: 26 Years Occupation- Trade: [blank] Industry: Va. Smelting Works Birthplace: Capron, Va. Father: -Name: Mr. Willis S. Bell -Birthplace: Va. Mother -Maiden Name: Mrs. Nettie Bell -Birthplace: Va. Informant: Mr. Willis S. Bell Portsmouth, Va. Place of Burial, Cremation, or Removal: Olive Branch, 3/18/37 Undertaker: J.E. Snellings & Co Ports. Va Filed: Mar. 18, 1937 Registrar: L.H. Dewey ______________________________________________________________________________ Medical Certificate of Death Date of Death: 3/17/37 I Hereby Certify, That I attended deceased from Mar. 9, 1937 to Mar. 17, 1937 I last him alive on Mar. 16, 1937 Death is said to have occurred, on date stated above, at 2:45 A.M. The Principal Cause of Death was as follows: Intercranial Pressure Duration: [blank] [Health Dept. code] 017 (over) Contributory (Secondary): Tumors? Will examine brain after finish autopsy Name of operation: Decompression Date of: Mar 16 What test confirmed diagnosis? [blank] Was there an autopsy? Yes Accident, suicide, or homicide? no Was disease in any way related to occupation of the deceased? no (Signed) R.L. Corbell, M.D. 400 Mt Vernon Ave Portsmouth Va ______________________________________________________________________________ [overleaf; a portion of the data above copied, in a fairer hand, onto another certificate, which has been trimmed and pasted to the reverse, with amendments] Milton Riddick Bell 159 Chautauqua Ave. ______________________________________________________________________________ Medical Certificate of Death Date of Death: 3/17/37 I Hereby Certify, That I attended deceased from Mar. 9, 1937 to Mar. 17, 1937 I last him alive on Mar. 16, 1937 Death is said to have occurred, on date stated above, at 2:45 A.M. The Principal Cause of Death was as follows: Intercranial Pressure [struck] Autopsy - Encephalitis Lethargica - No tumor found [Health Dept. code] 017 Contributory (Secondary): Tumors? Will examine brain after finish autopsy Name of operation: Decompression Date of: Mar 16 What test confirmed diagnosis? [blank] Was there an autopsy? Yes Accident, suicide, or homicide? no Was disease in any way related to occupation of the deceased? no (Signed) R.L. Corbell, M.D. 400 Mt Vernon Ave. ______________________________________________________________________________ Additional information: Obituary ("Tidewater News" {Franklin, VA}, ca. Mar. 19, 1937) at: http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/southampton/obits/b400m6ob.txt The Library of Virginia, Richmond, VA Bureau Of Vital Statistics, Death Certificate 1937 1569-6059 Contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by: Matt Harris, Zoobug64@aol.com (Dec 2011) [brackets mine] file size: 5 Kb file at: http://files.usgwarchives.net/va/southampton/vitals/deaths/b400m1dc.txt