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Note: Agnes Sturman apparently had a Family Prayer Book that had been in possession of Charles and Eliza, and apparently later Agnes' father Charles James Sturman. The following is a transcription by Agnes of family information in that Prayer Book. I have the entire transcription in the notes for Charles Thomas Sturman: - Rose Hannah Sturman; born- April 23, 1879, in Redford; died (cause Yellow Fever) Oct 8, 1919, age 40, in Managua, Nicaragua ============= From the 1880 Federal Census in Wayne County, Michigan, Redford Township, page 15A, taken June 14, 1880, household 244; from ancestry.com, Wayne County district #261, image 25 of 40. Rose is living in the household of her parents: ----- Rosie; female, age- 1, daughter, at home, born- Mich, parents born- England =========== From the 1910 Federal Census of Detroit City, Wayne County, Michigan, district 59, sheet 1a, taken April 15, 1910, household 9, Rose is listed in the household of an Ausie Clement: Sturman, Rose H.; lodger, female, age- 28, single, born- Michigan, parents born- England, occupation- visiting agent/ assoc. charities, r/w's =========== From Ancestry.com. U.S. Passport Applications, 1795-1925 [database on-line]. Provo, UT, USA: Ancestry.com Operations, Inc., 2007: Name:Rose Sturman Birth Date: 23 Apr 1880 Birth Place: Redford Age: 38 Gender: Female Passport Issue Date: 13 Mar 1918 Passport Includes a Photo: Yes Residence: Detroit Michigan Father Name: Charles Sturman Father's Birth Location: England =========== From National Archives and Records Administration (NARA); Washington, D.C.; General Records of the Department of State; Record Group: RG59-Entry 205; Box Number: 3855; Box Description: 1910-1929 Nicaragua Various Case Files Not Included In Alphabetical Listing: Report of the Death of an American Citizen American Counsular Service October 16, 1919 Name: Miss Rose H. Sturman Native or naturalized: native; father naturalized Date of death: October 9 1919 at 3:20 p.m. Place of death: Railroad Hospital; Managua, Nicaragua Cause of death: Yellow Fever Disposition of remains: Interred in the Foreign Section of the Managua Cemetery Local law as to disinterring remains in case it is desired to bring them home: Remains may be disinterred after a lapse of five years. Disposition of effects: Being taken care of by the Central American Missions, Managua. The diseases only had a few personnel effects and $70.00 in cash, funeral expenses amounted to approximately $300.00 Address of family: H. R. Sturman, brother, 432 West Walnut Street, Kalamazoo, Mich. Family notified: October 14, 1919 by letter. Accompanied by relatives: no Remarks; The diseased was a Missionary in Nicararagua in behalf of the Central American Missions, she was sent here from Paris, Texas.
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