Elizabeth Eliza <I>Gird</I> Barngrover

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Elizabeth Eliza Gird Barngrover

Birth
Fayette County, Kentucky, USA
Death
13 Mar 1871 (aged 55)
Sugar Creek, Shelby County, Indiana, USA
Burial
Boggstown, Shelby County, Indiana, USA Add to Map
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Thursday March 23, 1871
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SUDDEN DEATH
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We last week announced that Mrs. [Derexa] Tolbert had been prostrated by a stroke of paralysis. She died on Thursday night. On Friday Mrs. [Margaret] Maholm, wife of John Maholm, of this city, was similarly attacked and died on Sabbath evening after great suffering.

The fore part of last week Mrs. [Eliza] Barngrover, wife of James Barngrover, of Sugar Creek township, and mother-in-law of John Morrison, Jr. of this city, was attacked by rheumatism, which went to the brain, and she died after one or two days suffering. These were all ladies of medium age, and generally esteemed by their kindness of heart and Christian virtues, and with the exception of Mrs. Tolbert, they leave quite large families, and all a large circle of devoted friends to mourn their loss.
It is seldom that a community is startled by the sudden death of so many of its respected residents in the space of a week, and we have no recollection of a similar calamity befalling this vicinity.

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Thursday March 23, 1871
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SUDDEN DEATH
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We last week announced that Mrs. [Derexa] Tolbert had been prostrated by a stroke of paralysis. She died on Thursday night. On Friday Mrs. [Margaret] Maholm, wife of John Maholm, of this city, was similarly attacked and died on Sabbath evening after great suffering.

The fore part of last week Mrs. [Eliza] Barngrover, wife of James Barngrover, of Sugar Creek township, and mother-in-law of John Morrison, Jr. of this city, was attacked by rheumatism, which went to the brain, and she died after one or two days suffering. These were all ladies of medium age, and generally esteemed by their kindness of heart and Christian virtues, and with the exception of Mrs. Tolbert, they leave quite large families, and all a large circle of devoted friends to mourn their loss.
It is seldom that a community is startled by the sudden death of so many of its respected residents in the space of a week, and we have no recollection of a similar calamity befalling this vicinity.

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