Published in the Palatka Daily News, Friday, March 20, 1885.
Mrs. Abigail Ludlum Henderson (1816-1885), of Springfield, New Jersey, who, with her husband, Dr. Henderson, spent winter after winter at the Larkin house, had become so well known in Palatka that her late decease will afflict many of us as that of a familiar friend. Her long residence and kindly qualities had endeared her to our people, who can condole with her immediate family because they knew and loved her.
Mrs. Abigail Ludlum Henderson (1816-1885), of Springfield, New Jersey, who, with her husband, Dr. Henderson, spent winter after winter at the Larkin house, had become so well known in Palatka that her late decease will afflict many of us as that of a familiar friend. Her long residence and kindly qualities had endeared her to our people, who can condole with her immediate family because they knew and loved her.
Published in the Palatka Daily News, Friday, March 20, 1885.
Mrs. Abigail Ludlum Henderson (1816-1885), of Springfield, New Jersey, who, with her husband, Dr. Henderson, spent winter after winter at the Larkin house, had become so well known in Palatka that her late decease will afflict many of us as that of a familiar friend. Her long residence and kindly qualities had endeared her to our people, who can condole with her immediate family because they knew and loved her.
Mrs. Abigail Ludlum Henderson (1816-1885), of Springfield, New Jersey, who, with her husband, Dr. Henderson, spent winter after winter at the Larkin house, had become so well known in Palatka that her late decease will afflict many of us as that of a familiar friend. Her long residence and kindly qualities had endeared her to our people, who can condole with her immediate family because they knew and loved her.
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