The Wilmington
Country Club served as a hospital during the 1918 influenze epidemic.
A group of merchant seamen from the Port of Wilmington, died of influenza in
the emergency hospital at the Country Club. They are only identified as
'Hindoo' sailors with phonetic spellings of their names; and are buried at
Mount Olive.
These sailors are
possibly the residents of Mount Olive who are buried farthest from their homes.
NAME |
DATE |
BURIAL
/ |
NOTES |
ALLIMOOLLA,
Faballe |
d
12 Oct 1918 aged 23y |
Mt.
Olive |
Hindoo
sailor |
MISSERILBILLA,
Donesh |
d
11 Oct 1918 |
Mt.
Olive |
Hindoo
sailor |
MOHAMED,
Onedallee |
d
8 Oct 1918 |
Mt.
Olive |
from
the port |
MAKUIE,
Gohoralle |
d
12 Oct 1918 |
Mt.
Olive |
Hindu
sailor |
LABO,
Augustus |
d
14 Oct 1918 |
Mt.
Olive |
Hindo
sailor |
ILEENJAU,
Babor |
d
16 Oct 1918 |
Mt.
Olive |
Hindu
sailor |
GOLOM,
Sherealle |
d
12 Oct 1918 |
Mt.
Olive |
Hindoo |
ALLIMOOLLA,
Safurallee |
d 18
Oct 1918 aged abt 40y |
Mt.
Olive |
Hindo |
BORIK,
Moon Mesh Debdue |
d
18 Oct 1918 |
Mt.
Olive |
Hindo
Sailor |
AMEWOODLLAU |
d
16 Oct 1918 |
Mt.
Olive |
Hindo |
GOLAM,
Sherealle |
d
11 Oct 1918 |
Mt.
Olive |
Hindo |
FILLOO,
Powelio |
d
8 Oct 1918 |
Mt.
Olive |
port |
MOHAMED,
Wazidoolla |
d
8 Oct 1918 |
Mt.
Olive |
port |
The Morning News (Wilmington DE 19 Oct 1918)