The Holton Signal, January 18, 1923:
Eliza Scott Dunn was born the 23rd day of July, 1844, at Glascow, Scotland, and died at her home at Holton, Kans., January 2, 1923. On August 18, 1865 she was married to Wm. Fairley, to this union seven children were born, all of whom have gone before to the other land except one daughter, Mrs. Harry Fortune. Shortly after her marriage she with her husband came to America and for some time they made their home in Brooklyn, New York: it was here were all the children were born. They came to Holton in the year 1884 and made this their home since that time. When she was but a young girl … united with the Presbyterian church in Glascow, Scotland, later uniting by letter with the Presbyterian church at Brooklyn, and when she came to Holton uniting with the Presbyterian church of this place. … Besides her only living daughter she leaves to mourn her departure, five grandchildren, two brothers, one sister … the home on Kansas avenue. …
The Holton Signal, January 4, 1923:
… Burial in the Holton cemetery.
Eliza Scott Dunn was born the 23rd day of July, 1844, at Glascow, Scotland, and died at her home at Holton, Kans., January 2, 1923. On August 18, 1865 she was married to Wm. Fairley, to this union seven children were born, all of whom have gone before to the other land except one daughter, Mrs. Harry Fortune. Shortly after her marriage she with her husband came to America and for some time they made their home in Brooklyn, New York: it was here were all the children were born. They came to Holton in the year 1884 and made this their home since that time. When she was but a young girl … united with the Presbyterian church in Glascow, Scotland, later uniting by letter with the Presbyterian church at Brooklyn, and when she came to Holton uniting with the Presbyterian church of this place. … Besides her only living daughter she leaves to mourn her departure, five grandchildren, two brothers, one sister … the home on Kansas avenue. …
The Holton Signal, January 4, 1923:
… Burial in the Holton cemetery.
The Holton Signal, January 18, 1923:
Eliza Scott Dunn was born the 23rd day of July, 1844, at Glascow, Scotland, and died at her home at Holton, Kans., January 2, 1923. On August 18, 1865 she was married to Wm. Fairley, to this union seven children were born, all of whom have gone before to the other land except one daughter, Mrs. Harry Fortune. Shortly after her marriage she with her husband came to America and for some time they made their home in Brooklyn, New York: it was here were all the children were born. They came to Holton in the year 1884 and made this their home since that time. When she was but a young girl … united with the Presbyterian church in Glascow, Scotland, later uniting by letter with the Presbyterian church at Brooklyn, and when she came to Holton uniting with the Presbyterian church of this place. … Besides her only living daughter she leaves to mourn her departure, five grandchildren, two brothers, one sister … the home on Kansas avenue. …
The Holton Signal, January 4, 1923:
… Burial in the Holton cemetery.
Eliza Scott Dunn was born the 23rd day of July, 1844, at Glascow, Scotland, and died at her home at Holton, Kans., January 2, 1923. On August 18, 1865 she was married to Wm. Fairley, to this union seven children were born, all of whom have gone before to the other land except one daughter, Mrs. Harry Fortune. Shortly after her marriage she with her husband came to America and for some time they made their home in Brooklyn, New York: it was here were all the children were born. They came to Holton in the year 1884 and made this their home since that time. When she was but a young girl … united with the Presbyterian church in Glascow, Scotland, later uniting by letter with the Presbyterian church at Brooklyn, and when she came to Holton uniting with the Presbyterian church of this place. … Besides her only living daughter she leaves to mourn her departure, five grandchildren, two brothers, one sister … the home on Kansas avenue. …
The Holton Signal, January 4, 1923:
… Burial in the Holton cemetery.
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