Mrs. R. R. Tuckerman died Monday night at her home east of Elgin, after a lingering illness caused by jumping out of the vehicle when their team was scared by an automobile. The body was shipped from Elgin this morning to Topeka, Kan., for burial Thursday afternnoon beside a daughter who died in the Philippines. Besides her husband she is survived by one son, Fred M. of Chicago, Ill., who with his wife was present at the time of her death. A nephew, Horace Cunningham of Hastings, Nebr. Was also with her during her last days. [Farmers' Champion. (Elgin, Okla.), October 25, 1916]
Mrs. R. R. Tuckerman died Monday night at her home east of Elgin, after a lingering illness caused by jumping out of the vehicle when their team was scared by an automobile. The body was shipped from Elgin this morning to Topeka, Kan., for burial Thursday afternnoon beside a daughter who died in the Philippines. Besides her husband she is survived by one son, Fred M. of Chicago, Ill., who with his wife was present at the time of her death. A nephew, Horace Cunningham of Hastings, Nebr. Was also with her during her last days. [Farmers' Champion. (Elgin, Okla.), October 25, 1916]
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