Francis May "Fanny" (Armour) Russell
Birth 13 Sept 1865 in Adams, Illinois
Death Nov 1894 in Quincy,( Adams), Ohio
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Mrs. Frances May Russell Passed Away Yesterday
Mrs Frances May Russell is dead. Decessed had been a patient sufferer from an ulceration of the stomach for four weeks, and her life went out shortly after the setting of last night's sun. Her suffering ceased at 6:15 o'clock. Everything possible had been done for her, but hers was a hopeless case, and death came not sholly unexpected.
James Russell, husband of the deceased, died four years ago. Mrs. Russell was soon to be wedded, and her death at this time is all the sadder.
She was an estimable young woman, and her death is deeply mourned by those who knew her.
Deceased was born is Adams country, six miles north of Quincy, September 13 1865, and leaves a mother, Mrs. Sarah Armour, two sisters, Mrs. Milo M. Wadell, Mrs. Laura Duffield of Quincy, and a brother, who lives near Trenton, Missouri.
The family residence is situated at 235 South Fifth street.
The funeral will take place from the First Baptist church at 2 o'clock to-morow afternoon. Interment at Woodland cemetery. Friends invited to attend.
Birth 13 Sept 1865 in Adams, Illinois
Death Nov 1894 in Quincy,( Adams), Ohio
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Mrs. Frances May Russell Passed Away Yesterday
Mrs Frances May Russell is dead. Decessed had been a patient sufferer from an ulceration of the stomach for four weeks, and her life went out shortly after the setting of last night's sun. Her suffering ceased at 6:15 o'clock. Everything possible had been done for her, but hers was a hopeless case, and death came not sholly unexpected.
James Russell, husband of the deceased, died four years ago. Mrs. Russell was soon to be wedded, and her death at this time is all the sadder.
She was an estimable young woman, and her death is deeply mourned by those who knew her.
Deceased was born is Adams country, six miles north of Quincy, September 13 1865, and leaves a mother, Mrs. Sarah Armour, two sisters, Mrs. Milo M. Wadell, Mrs. Laura Duffield of Quincy, and a brother, who lives near Trenton, Missouri.
The family residence is situated at 235 South Fifth street.
The funeral will take place from the First Baptist church at 2 o'clock to-morow afternoon. Interment at Woodland cemetery. Friends invited to attend.
Francis May "Fanny" (Armour) Russell
Birth 13 Sept 1865 in Adams, Illinois
Death Nov 1894 in Quincy,( Adams), Ohio
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Mrs. Frances May Russell Passed Away Yesterday
Mrs Frances May Russell is dead. Decessed had been a patient sufferer from an ulceration of the stomach for four weeks, and her life went out shortly after the setting of last night's sun. Her suffering ceased at 6:15 o'clock. Everything possible had been done for her, but hers was a hopeless case, and death came not sholly unexpected.
James Russell, husband of the deceased, died four years ago. Mrs. Russell was soon to be wedded, and her death at this time is all the sadder.
She was an estimable young woman, and her death is deeply mourned by those who knew her.
Deceased was born is Adams country, six miles north of Quincy, September 13 1865, and leaves a mother, Mrs. Sarah Armour, two sisters, Mrs. Milo M. Wadell, Mrs. Laura Duffield of Quincy, and a brother, who lives near Trenton, Missouri.
The family residence is situated at 235 South Fifth street.
The funeral will take place from the First Baptist church at 2 o'clock to-morow afternoon. Interment at Woodland cemetery. Friends invited to attend.
Birth 13 Sept 1865 in Adams, Illinois
Death Nov 1894 in Quincy,( Adams), Ohio
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SUFFERS NO MORE
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Mrs. Frances May Russell Passed Away Yesterday
Mrs Frances May Russell is dead. Decessed had been a patient sufferer from an ulceration of the stomach for four weeks, and her life went out shortly after the setting of last night's sun. Her suffering ceased at 6:15 o'clock. Everything possible had been done for her, but hers was a hopeless case, and death came not sholly unexpected.
James Russell, husband of the deceased, died four years ago. Mrs. Russell was soon to be wedded, and her death at this time is all the sadder.
She was an estimable young woman, and her death is deeply mourned by those who knew her.
Deceased was born is Adams country, six miles north of Quincy, September 13 1865, and leaves a mother, Mrs. Sarah Armour, two sisters, Mrs. Milo M. Wadell, Mrs. Laura Duffield of Quincy, and a brother, who lives near Trenton, Missouri.
The family residence is situated at 235 South Fifth street.
The funeral will take place from the First Baptist church at 2 o'clock to-morow afternoon. Interment at Woodland cemetery. Friends invited to attend.
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