Eva Stella Rogers (1860-1917) obituary

Summary

Eva Stella Rogers (1860-1917) obituary is an obituary^[1].

Key Facts

• Eva Stella Rogers (1860-1917) obituary's instance of is recorded as obituary^[2].
• Eva Stella Rogers (1860-1917) obituary's language of work or name is recorded as English^[3].
• Eva Stella Rogers (1860-1917) obituary's publication date is recorded as +1917-00-00T00:00:00Z^[4].
• Eva Stella Rogers (1860-1917) obituary's main subject is recorded as Eva Stella Rogers^[5].
• Eva Stella Rogers (1860-1917) obituary's main subject is recorded as John Merwin Oldrin^[6].
• Eva Stella Rogers (1860-1917) obituary's main subject is recorded as Winthrop-University Hospital^[7].
• Eva Stella Rogers (1860-1917) obituary's main subject is recorded as Kings County Hospital Center^[8].
• Eva Stella Rogers (1860-1917) obituary's document file on Wikimedia Commons is recorded as Eva S. Rogers (1860-1917) Oldrin obituary in the Sea Cliff News.png^[9].
• Eva Stella Rogers (1860-1917) obituary's published in is recorded as The Sea Cliff News^[10].
• Eva Stella Rogers (1860-1917) obituary's title is recorded as Eva S. Rogers Oldrin^[11].
• Eva Stella Rogers (1860-1917) obituary's first line is recorded as Mrs. Eva S. Rogers Oldrin, the widow of J.M. Oldrin, formerly a prominent real estate dealer here and for many years editor of the Sea Cliff News, died at the Nassau Hospital Saturday, the 30th of June.^[12].
• Eva Stella Rogers (1860-1917) obituary's last line is recorded as She is survived by one son, Charles, who arrived from his present home in Ann Arbor, Michigan, just before the funeral services, which were conducted by the Rev. L K. Moore in the chapel of the Greenfield Cemetery near Hempstead, Monday of last week.^[13].
• Eva Stella Rogers (1860-1917) obituary's quotation or excerpt is recorded as Eva S. Rogers Oldrin. Mrs. Eva S. Rogers Oldrin, the widow of J.M. Oldrin, formerly a prominent real estate dealer here and for many years editor of the Sea Cliff News, died at the Nassau Hospital Saturday, the 30th of June. Since the demise of Dr. McNichol, the cancer expert and friend with whom Mrs. Oldrin made her home for some time, she has been a patient in the King's county Hospital and for the past few Weeks in the Nassau Hospital at Mineola. Mrs. Oldrin was born in Babylon 54 years ago, but since her marriage has lived in Sea Cliff where she continued her husband's realty business as long as her health would permit She is survived by one son, Charles, who arrived from his present home in Ann Arbor, Michigan, just before the funeral services, which were conducted by the Rev. L K. Moore in the chapel of the Greenfield Cemetery near Hempstead, Monday of last week.^[14].