Indiana Newspaper Obituaries (1848 - Current)
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- Joseph Doerr, 26
- Died of TB Survived by mother, Mary Doerr and two brothers, Adam and Edward
- Evansville Journal
- Evansville, Indiana
- November 7, 1916 - Page 2
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- Joseph Doerr Jr (article)
- death of four children, different circumstances
- Evansville Courier and Press
- Evansville, Indiana
- July 28, 1918 - Page 18
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- Joseph Doerr Jr, obit
- 2yr old
- Evansville Journal
- Evansville, Indiana
- July 28, 1918 - Page 16
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- Evansville Press
- Evansville, Indiana
- September 10, 1945 - Page 14
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