Lucie was the second wife of William M. Bracey (1831-1891). [Biographical information provided by a Find-a-Grave visitor and Terry Stinson.]
The following was provided by Paul Armstrong:
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Miss Bertha Livingston has returned from Terry, where she was called by the extreme illness of her aunt, Mrs. Bracey. This estimable lady, after months of sickness and suffering, died last Saturday morning, and was buried Sunday, from the Episcopal church. She was a daughter of Mr. A.R. Green.
The Clarion, Jackson, MS, January 19, 1887.
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The following was provided by Paul Armstrong:
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Miss Bertha Livingston has returned from Terry, where she was called by the extreme illness of her aunt, Mrs. Bracey. This estimable lady, after months of sickness and suffering, died last Saturday morning, and was buried Sunday, from the Episcopal church. She was a daughter of Mr. A.R. Green.
The Clarion, Jackson, MS, January 19, 1887.
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Lucie was the second wife of William M. Bracey (1831-1891). [Biographical information provided by a Find-a-Grave visitor and Terry Stinson.]
The following was provided by Paul Armstrong:
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Miss Bertha Livingston has returned from Terry, where she was called by the extreme illness of her aunt, Mrs. Bracey. This estimable lady, after months of sickness and suffering, died last Saturday morning, and was buried Sunday, from the Episcopal church. She was a daughter of Mr. A.R. Green.
The Clarion, Jackson, MS, January 19, 1887.
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The following was provided by Paul Armstrong:
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Miss Bertha Livingston has returned from Terry, where she was called by the extreme illness of her aunt, Mrs. Bracey. This estimable lady, after months of sickness and suffering, died last Saturday morning, and was buried Sunday, from the Episcopal church. She was a daughter of Mr. A.R. Green.
The Clarion, Jackson, MS, January 19, 1887.
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