The Times-Picayune.
Saturday, January 29, 1887
Page 4
Death of Mrs. J. H. Keller.
Mr. J. H. Keller has sustained a grievous loss in the death of his estimable wife, which occurred last night. They had been married for thirty-six years, and the severance of this long and loving association is a terrible shock to the devoted husband who remains to mourn his departed wife. He has in his affliction the sympathy of many true friends. Mrs. Keller was a native of Germany, but had resided in New Orleans for the greater portion of her life. She leaves six children, four girls and two sons.
Saturday, January 29, 1887
Page 4
Death of Mrs. J. H. Keller.
Mr. J. H. Keller has sustained a grievous loss in the death of his estimable wife, which occurred last night. They had been married for thirty-six years, and the severance of this long and loving association is a terrible shock to the devoted husband who remains to mourn his departed wife. He has in his affliction the sympathy of many true friends. Mrs. Keller was a native of Germany, but had resided in New Orleans for the greater portion of her life. She leaves six children, four girls and two sons.
The Times-Picayune.
Saturday, January 29, 1887
Page 4
Death of Mrs. J. H. Keller.
Mr. J. H. Keller has sustained a grievous loss in the death of his estimable wife, which occurred last night. They had been married for thirty-six years, and the severance of this long and loving association is a terrible shock to the devoted husband who remains to mourn his departed wife. He has in his affliction the sympathy of many true friends. Mrs. Keller was a native of Germany, but had resided in New Orleans for the greater portion of her life. She leaves six children, four girls and two sons.
Saturday, January 29, 1887
Page 4
Death of Mrs. J. H. Keller.
Mr. J. H. Keller has sustained a grievous loss in the death of his estimable wife, which occurred last night. They had been married for thirty-six years, and the severance of this long and loving association is a terrible shock to the devoted husband who remains to mourn his departed wife. He has in his affliction the sympathy of many true friends. Mrs. Keller was a native of Germany, but had resided in New Orleans for the greater portion of her life. She leaves six children, four girls and two sons.
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