Spanish Influenza in Stoddard County
October 1918
December 1918
February - May 1919
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November 1918
January 1919
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The Last Wave of Influenza, 1920
February 1920
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1st - Raymond Annis - 18 - Bloomfield - Edema of Larnyx, influenza
5th - William Acuff - 59 - Dexter - Influenza 5th - Launa Eaton - 12 days - Bronchial Pneumonia, influenza 6th - Della Griffy - 18 - Puxico - TB of Lungs, Influenza 8th - Lois Mallette - 1 yr 9 mos - Puxico - Pneumonia, influenza 8th - Polly Wagner - 32 - Advance - TB of lungs, most likely influenza 9th - Vita Hazel Minton - 7 mos - Near Bernie - Lobar Pneumonia (father’s name Roy B. Minton) 10th - Otis Miller - Infant - Bloomfield - Influenza, contributed by marasamus 12th - Susan Cates - 68 - Bloomfield - Double Lobar Pneumonia, influenza 12th - - Alice Quinn - Bernie - Lobar Pneumonia 13th - Martha Stafford - 1 mos - Bernie - Bronchial Pneumonia 13th - Ira Cates - 32 - Bloomfield - Lobar Pneumonia, influenza 13th - Jepp Cates - 70 - Bloomfield - Lobar Pneumonia, influenza 14th - Effie South - 37 - Bloomfield - Cardiac asthma from influenza 14th - Albert L. Wooten - 28 - Perkins - Influenza 15th - Bertha Harris - 18 - Dexter - TB Pulmonary, influenza 16th - Minnie Kelley - 42 - near Puxico - Lobar Pneumonia, Influenza 16th - May Lamb - 20 - Bernie - Pneumonia, Influenza 16th - Rosa Williams - Don’t Know - Near Puxico - Lobar Pneumonia, influenza |
17th - Onis L. Launius - 4 mos - Bronchio Pneumonia, Influenza
17th - Jessie Lauson - 38 - Dudley - Double Pneumonia, influenza 18th - Ralph Evans - 16 - Dexter - The Dexter Statesman, Feb 27, 1920, Died at home last Sunday at 5PM. Sick 9 days. Influenza developed into pneumonia. He left behind three brothers and two sisters. Buried Hill cemetery. 18th - Gonda Teets - 1 yr 2 mos - Bloomfield - Bronchial pneumonia - Influenza 19th - Maude Underwood - 17 yrs - Puxico - Lobar Pneumonia, influenza 19th - Ollie Williams - 33 yrs - Bloomfield - Lobar Pneumonia, influenza 20th - Albert Cates - 34 - Zeta - Lobar Pneumonia, influenza 20th - B. E. Gray - 39 - Puxico - Influenza 20th - Frank Herrin - 44 - Essex - Lobar Pneumonia, Influenza - The Dexter Statesman, Feb 27, 1920, lived near Claude Crutcher’s farm near Essex. He and his son, Edward (17 years old), died in one week. Both are buried in Essex. 20th - Rose Parkhurst - 33 - Bloomfield - Broncho Pneumonia from influenza 20th - Freeman Arthur Scott - 5 mos - Leora - Edema of Larnx from influenza 21st - John Carmen - 40 - Dexter - The Dexter Statesman, Feb 27, 1920, Born in Hancock County, Ky, came to missouri first settling in Mississippi County but then moving to Dexter about 1913. 21st - Laura Clodfelter - 47 - Leora - Influenza 21st - James Foster - 39 - Puxico - Lobar Pneumonia, influenza 21st - Franklin James Ross - Dexter - 41 - The Dexter Statesman, Feb 27, 1920, Son of E. H. Ross, died 9PM last Sunday. Farmed three and one half miles northeast of Dexter. His wife and two of three children were also sick at the time of his death. He leaves behind his wife Melinda Elders and three small children. Buried Triplett cemetery. 22nd Christian Frick - 73 - near Parma - Influenza 23rd - A. Francis “Frank” Camp - Dexter - 53 - The Dexter Statesman, Feb 27, 1920 Died of double pneumonia, following an attack of influenza. He was born on May 27, 1866, he moved to Dexter in April 1891. In March 1888 he was married to Miss Martha Manning, who with five children survived him. He was sick for nine days. He was known for his friendly nature and many warm friends. Buried Hagy cemetery. 24th - Caroline Jennings - 67 - near Dudley - The Dexter Statesman, Feb 27, 1920, “Dudley lost one of its old and prominent matrons, last Tuesday morning at 9:30 o’clock when Mrs. Caroline Jennings passed away after a week’s illness of influenza. She was born March 17, 1852, and was in her 68th year of age. She was married to William Jennings, October 5, 1877, and left six children her husband being dead. Buried Dudley cemetery. 25th - John Cleatis Quick - 8 yrs - Bloomfield - Bronchial pneumonia, influenza. 25th - Ellis Riley - 27 - Dexter - The Dexter Statesman, Feb 27, 1920, oldest son of D. M. Riley, died on his farm near Dexter. Ill about 10 days. Married four and a half years ago to Miss Eva Carpenter, he leaves two boys, one four and the other 2. Buried in Dowdy Cemetery. 25th - Bertie Scism - 42 - School teacher - Bloomfield - Lobar pneumonia from Influenza. 27th - The Dexter Statesman, Feb 27, 1920, Boyt area suffering from influenza. 27th - Altha Alsup - 32 - Bloomfield - Lobar Pneumonia, influenza 27th - Mattie French - 31 - Puxico - Lobar Pneumonia, influenza 27th - Otto Minton - 1 yr 3 mos - Bernie - Lobar Pneumonia (Father’s name Alfred Minton) 27th Arla Southerland - 22 - Dexter - Arotic Stenosis from influenza 28th Ora Quick - 5 yrs - Bloomfield - Bronchial Pneumonia - brother also died. 29th - R. E. Haskins - 52 - Essex - Lobar Pneumonia 29th Vick Woodruff - 53 - Idalia - Bronchial Pneumonia, influenza 48 Died of Influenza in February of 1920 |