Winston County Journal, Louisville, MS
July 19, 1901
Mrs. Francis A. Garrigues, 73, widow of the late Dr. A. G. Garrigues of Perryville, died at her home eight miles south east of Louisville on July 14, 1901. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church and burial was in the Masonic Cemetery. She reared a large family of children, several of whom still reside in their native county, Mrs. G. W. E. Bennett of our town being the youngest.
July 19, 1901
Mrs. Francis A. Garrigues, 73, widow of the late Dr. A. G. Garrigues of Perryville, died at her home eight miles south east of Louisville on July 14, 1901. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church and burial was in the Masonic Cemetery. She reared a large family of children, several of whom still reside in their native county, Mrs. G. W. E. Bennett of our town being the youngest.
Winston County Journal, Louisville, MS
July 19, 1901
Mrs. Francis A. Garrigues, 73, widow of the late Dr. A. G. Garrigues of Perryville, died at her home eight miles south east of Louisville on July 14, 1901. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church and burial was in the Masonic Cemetery. She reared a large family of children, several of whom still reside in their native county, Mrs. G. W. E. Bennett of our town being the youngest.
July 19, 1901
Mrs. Francis A. Garrigues, 73, widow of the late Dr. A. G. Garrigues of Perryville, died at her home eight miles south east of Louisville on July 14, 1901. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian Church and burial was in the Masonic Cemetery. She reared a large family of children, several of whom still reside in their native county, Mrs. G. W. E. Bennett of our town being the youngest.
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