MRS. ELIZABETH EDMONDS
Died at 12:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Jos. O. Jennings in Brownsville, Washington county, Mrs. Elizabeth Edmonds. Deceased had just convalesced from a serious illness, and on Friday last she went to the village to visit her daughter. After retiring that night she had an attach of hemorrhage of the brain, which affected her speech, prevented her swallowing and was attended with about fifty spasms. She was unconscious until yesterday when death relieved her of her sufferings. Her funeral will take place tomorrow, interment at Burkittsville.
Source: "The News" (Frederick MD) 28 Jan 1890
Died at 12:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Jos. O. Jennings in Brownsville, Washington county, Mrs. Elizabeth Edmonds. Deceased had just convalesced from a serious illness, and on Friday last she went to the village to visit her daughter. After retiring that night she had an attach of hemorrhage of the brain, which affected her speech, prevented her swallowing and was attended with about fifty spasms. She was unconscious until yesterday when death relieved her of her sufferings. Her funeral will take place tomorrow, interment at Burkittsville.
Source: "The News" (Frederick MD) 28 Jan 1890
MRS. ELIZABETH EDMONDS
Died at 12:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Jos. O. Jennings in Brownsville, Washington county, Mrs. Elizabeth Edmonds. Deceased had just convalesced from a serious illness, and on Friday last she went to the village to visit her daughter. After retiring that night she had an attach of hemorrhage of the brain, which affected her speech, prevented her swallowing and was attended with about fifty spasms. She was unconscious until yesterday when death relieved her of her sufferings. Her funeral will take place tomorrow, interment at Burkittsville.
Source: "The News" (Frederick MD) 28 Jan 1890
Died at 12:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Jos. O. Jennings in Brownsville, Washington county, Mrs. Elizabeth Edmonds. Deceased had just convalesced from a serious illness, and on Friday last she went to the village to visit her daughter. After retiring that night she had an attach of hemorrhage of the brain, which affected her speech, prevented her swallowing and was attended with about fifty spasms. She was unconscious until yesterday when death relieved her of her sufferings. Her funeral will take place tomorrow, interment at Burkittsville.
Source: "The News" (Frederick MD) 28 Jan 1890
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Wife of B.F. Edmonds
Aged 61Yrs. 3Mos. & 7Dys.
"This body from the dust shall rise,
And dwell where pleasure never dies."
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