Obituary
New Albany Weekly Ledger; New Albany, Indiana; Jul 24, 1907, pg 4 col 4 -
Old Resident Dead. Mrs. Crone Dies of Bright's Disease After Long Illness. This morning at one o'cock, Mrs. Adeline G. Crone, an old resident of the city, died of Bright's disease at her home, 603 East Oak street after a long illness. Mrs. Crone was sixty-eight years old and she leaves her husband and six children - Charles, William and Joseph Crone; Mrs. Mary Bego and Miss Lillian Crone, this city and Oscar K. Crone, Kansas city. She was a member of the First Presbyterian church and was greatly esteemed by a large circle of friends. The funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
New Albany Weekly Ledger; New Albany, Indiana; Jul 24, 1907, pg 4 col 4 -
Old Resident Dead. Mrs. Crone Dies of Bright's Disease After Long Illness. This morning at one o'cock, Mrs. Adeline G. Crone, an old resident of the city, died of Bright's disease at her home, 603 East Oak street after a long illness. Mrs. Crone was sixty-eight years old and she leaves her husband and six children - Charles, William and Joseph Crone; Mrs. Mary Bego and Miss Lillian Crone, this city and Oscar K. Crone, Kansas city. She was a member of the First Presbyterian church and was greatly esteemed by a large circle of friends. The funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
Obituary
New Albany Weekly Ledger; New Albany, Indiana; Jul 24, 1907, pg 4 col 4 -
Old Resident Dead. Mrs. Crone Dies of Bright's Disease After Long Illness. This morning at one o'cock, Mrs. Adeline G. Crone, an old resident of the city, died of Bright's disease at her home, 603 East Oak street after a long illness. Mrs. Crone was sixty-eight years old and she leaves her husband and six children - Charles, William and Joseph Crone; Mrs. Mary Bego and Miss Lillian Crone, this city and Oscar K. Crone, Kansas city. She was a member of the First Presbyterian church and was greatly esteemed by a large circle of friends. The funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
New Albany Weekly Ledger; New Albany, Indiana; Jul 24, 1907, pg 4 col 4 -
Old Resident Dead. Mrs. Crone Dies of Bright's Disease After Long Illness. This morning at one o'cock, Mrs. Adeline G. Crone, an old resident of the city, died of Bright's disease at her home, 603 East Oak street after a long illness. Mrs. Crone was sixty-eight years old and she leaves her husband and six children - Charles, William and Joseph Crone; Mrs. Mary Bego and Miss Lillian Crone, this city and Oscar K. Crone, Kansas city. She was a member of the First Presbyterian church and was greatly esteemed by a large circle of friends. The funeral arrangements have not yet been made.
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