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Found a 39-year-old married woman who died of "Chronic pyosalpinx, operative gonorrhea, Shock" in 1924.
I doubt she got gonorrhea from sexual exploits because she was married with children. I've read that sometimes pyosalpinx can be caused by a botched abortion, but that would seem unusual since she was married and only 39 (most women back then still had kids until menopause).
Could it be gonorrheal pyosalpinx? I've read that be caused by a tubal pregnancy. She had her last child in 1920, so obviously if she was pregnant the child in this case did not survive. Or perhaps gonorrhea caused infection in her falopian tubes which caused the pyosalpinx? I just find it strange that a woman in her class and situation would get gonorrhea after having been married 19 years.
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Have a relative in the tree that died of asphyxiation back in the 1880s in Texas. While digging a little deeper into that side of the family, I found out that he was hung for being a horse thief!
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