Ratay-Johnstone Ancestors - Person Sheet
Ratay-Johnstone Ancestors - Person Sheet
NameMaria Regina (Jennie) Elisa STORK 
Baptism28 May 1871, Huntingburg, Dubois County, Indiana601
MemoMethodist Episcopal Church
Memoacute cardiac failure
FatherHeinrich Wilhelm STORK (1834-1904)
MotherMaria Lisette TORMOHLEN (1840-1916)
Spouses
Census notes for Maria Regina (Jennie) Elisa STORK
1880 Indiana, Pike County, Lockhart Township, E.D. 172, sheet 2B
dwelling 8, family 9
Stork, William, white, male, age 46, head, married, dry goods merchant, born Prussia, parents born Prussia
------, Lisette, white, female, age 40, wife, married, keeping house, born Indiana, parents born Hanover
------, Minna, white, female, age 23, daughter, single, born Ohio, father born Prussia, mother born Indiana
------, Henry, white, male, age 21, son, single, at school, born Indiana, father born Prussia, mother born Indiana
------, Mary, white, female, age 18, daughter, single, born Indiana, father born Prussia, mother born Indiana
------, Sarah, white, female, age 15, daughter, single, born Indiana, father born Prussia, mother born Indiana
------, Louise, white, female, age 13, daughter, single, born Indiana, father born Prussia, mother born Indiana
------, Mary J., white, female, daughter, single, born Indiana, father born Prussia, mother born Indiana
------, William, white, male, age 7, son, single, born Indiana, father born Prussia, mother born Indiana
------, Elenora, white, female, age 5, daughter, single, born Indiana, father born Prussia, mother born Indiana
dwelling 8, family 9
Stork, William, white, male, age 46, head, married, dry goods merchant, born Prussia, parents born Prussia
------, Lisette, white, female, age 40, wife, married, keeping house, born Indiana, parents born Hanover
------, Minna, white, female, age 23, daughter, single, born Ohio, father born Prussia, mother born Indiana
------, Henry, white, male, age 21, son, single, at school, born Indiana, father born Prussia, mother born Indiana
------, Mary, white, female, age 18, daughter, single, born Indiana, father born Prussia, mother born Indiana
------, Sarah, white, female, age 15, daughter, single, born Indiana, father born Prussia, mother born Indiana
------, Louise, white, female, age 13, daughter, single, born Indiana, father born Prussia, mother born Indiana
------, Mary J., white, female, daughter, single, born Indiana, father born Prussia, mother born Indiana
------, William, white, male, age 7, son, single, born Indiana, father born Prussia, mother born Indiana
------, Elenora, white, female, age 5, daughter, single, born Indiana, father born Prussia, mother born Indiana
Obituary notes for Maria Regina (Jennie) Elisa STORK
Lincoln Star, 29 April 1931, p. 7
Second Woman Dies From Eating Spinach
Chemical Analysis of Canned Food Partaken of Reveals Presence of Botulism Poison
Scottsbluff, Neb., April 29, (AP) The death of Mrs. Eugene Perigo, 60, in a hospital here last night, was the second fatality from spinach served at the Perigo home near here at dinner last Friday, Miss Lena Pfenning, 23, who was staying with Mrs. Perigo died in convulsions Saturday.
County authorities here yesterday received a report from state chemists at Lincoln which said positive traces of botulism poison had been found in the home canned green. Attendants said Mrs. Perigo’s death was due to poisoning and heart disease. Serum was rushed here by airplane from Denver in the hope of saving her.
Mrs. Perigo is survived by her husband. He was away at the time she was stricken.
Second Woman Dies From Eating Spinach
Chemical Analysis of Canned Food Partaken of Reveals Presence of Botulism Poison
Scottsbluff, Neb., April 29, (AP) The death of Mrs. Eugene Perigo, 60, in a hospital here last night, was the second fatality from spinach served at the Perigo home near here at dinner last Friday, Miss Lena Pfenning, 23, who was staying with Mrs. Perigo died in convulsions Saturday.
County authorities here yesterday received a report from state chemists at Lincoln which said positive traces of botulism poison had been found in the home canned green. Attendants said Mrs. Perigo’s death was due to poisoning and heart disease. Serum was rushed here by airplane from Denver in the hope of saving her.
Mrs. Perigo is survived by her husband. He was away at the time she was stricken.