Believed to be a former Slave, once she was freed stayed with the Chadwell family as a servant and was buried in the Leavenworth/Chadwell Family Circle (Plot).
This may be the correct information on "Judy"
Fair Play, December 15, 1894
Died, suddenly of heart failure, on Sunday, December 9, 1894, at her home near Ste. Genevieve, Mrs. Julia Williams, (colored) aged about seventy-five years. The deceased resided for the last thirty four years in the family of the Misses Chadwell where she was highly esteemed, as also by those who knew her.
This may be the correct information on "Judy"
Fair Play, December 15, 1894
Died, suddenly of heart failure, on Sunday, December 9, 1894, at her home near Ste. Genevieve, Mrs. Julia Williams, (colored) aged about seventy-five years. The deceased resided for the last thirty four years in the family of the Misses Chadwell where she was highly esteemed, as also by those who knew her.
Believed to be a former Slave, once she was freed stayed with the Chadwell family as a servant and was buried in the Leavenworth/Chadwell Family Circle (Plot).
This may be the correct information on "Judy"
Fair Play, December 15, 1894
Died, suddenly of heart failure, on Sunday, December 9, 1894, at her home near Ste. Genevieve, Mrs. Julia Williams, (colored) aged about seventy-five years. The deceased resided for the last thirty four years in the family of the Misses Chadwell where she was highly esteemed, as also by those who knew her.
This may be the correct information on "Judy"
Fair Play, December 15, 1894
Died, suddenly of heart failure, on Sunday, December 9, 1894, at her home near Ste. Genevieve, Mrs. Julia Williams, (colored) aged about seventy-five years. The deceased resided for the last thirty four years in the family of the Misses Chadwell where she was highly esteemed, as also by those who knew her.
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