Mrs. Mary Anna Frank
November 9, 1876
Taken From the Henry Republican, newspaper
Died at Delavan, Tazewell county, Oct. 31, of natural decline, Mary Anna, aged 37 years, wife of John J. Frank. The body was taken to Lacon for interment.
The remains of the wife of Mr. J. J. Franks of Delevan, Tazewell county, were brought to Lacon on Thursday last for interment. The family formerly lived in Lacon and Sparland, and endeared themselves to the citizens by a wide and pleasant acquaintance. The funeral was largely attended by sympathizing friends. Mrs. Franks had been an invalid for some years.
November 9, 1876
Taken From the Henry Republican, newspaper
Died at Delavan, Tazewell county, Oct. 31, of natural decline, Mary Anna, aged 37 years, wife of John J. Frank. The body was taken to Lacon for interment.
The remains of the wife of Mr. J. J. Franks of Delevan, Tazewell county, were brought to Lacon on Thursday last for interment. The family formerly lived in Lacon and Sparland, and endeared themselves to the citizens by a wide and pleasant acquaintance. The funeral was largely attended by sympathizing friends. Mrs. Franks had been an invalid for some years.
Mrs. Mary Anna Frank
November 9, 1876
Taken From the Henry Republican, newspaper
Died at Delavan, Tazewell county, Oct. 31, of natural decline, Mary Anna, aged 37 years, wife of John J. Frank. The body was taken to Lacon for interment.
The remains of the wife of Mr. J. J. Franks of Delevan, Tazewell county, were brought to Lacon on Thursday last for interment. The family formerly lived in Lacon and Sparland, and endeared themselves to the citizens by a wide and pleasant acquaintance. The funeral was largely attended by sympathizing friends. Mrs. Franks had been an invalid for some years.
November 9, 1876
Taken From the Henry Republican, newspaper
Died at Delavan, Tazewell county, Oct. 31, of natural decline, Mary Anna, aged 37 years, wife of John J. Frank. The body was taken to Lacon for interment.
The remains of the wife of Mr. J. J. Franks of Delevan, Tazewell county, were brought to Lacon on Thursday last for interment. The family formerly lived in Lacon and Sparland, and endeared themselves to the citizens by a wide and pleasant acquaintance. The funeral was largely attended by sympathizing friends. Mrs. Franks had been an invalid for some years.
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