- Margaret was not found in the 1861 Census for Dumbarton, Dunbartonshire, Scotland
- 5 children deceased as of 1900

CAUSE OF DEATH
A hernia is caused whenever part of an organ (i.e. intestines) pushes through a weak spot or rip in surrounding muscle. Left untreated, a hernia may not be able to be reduced or pushed back into place and the protrudng organ becomes trapped outside the abdomen and, if severe enough, may cut off the blood supply to the organ causing gangrene. Gangrene is the death of tissue, usually in considerable mass and generally associated with loss of blood supply and followed by bacterial invasion and decay.

Peritonitis is the inflammation of the membrane (peritoneum) which lines the abdominal cavity and covers the abdominal organs

GENERAL INFORMATION
- Witnessed brother William's marriage
- Lived with brother William's family and brother John in 1861


- Immigrated 1875 according to 1900 census

- 1880 Census has Charles listed as John but city directory for that year confirms that Charles lived there in 1880
- Eliza Trainor died at the age of 6 hours on 9/2/1882 of a brain tumor; her parents are unknown but lived on Birch St
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CAUSE OF DEATH
"chronic myocarditis" is the inflammation or degeneration of the heart