LaRue County Herald, May 5, 1904:
From Maple:
Old Aunt Elizabeth Price, who I reported as being very feeble last week, died Sunday April 24. She was married, in her young days to William Price, who died several years ago. Several children were born to them. Those that survive are: Mrs. Enoch Jones, Mrs. J. D. Bell, Mrs. Joe Allen, Mrs. Thomas Helton, and Henry Price. She lived a christian life for many years. She was loved by all her relatives as well as by all others, who knew her.
From Maple:
Old Aunt Elizabeth Price, who I reported as being very feeble last week, died Sunday April 24. She was married, in her young days to William Price, who died several years ago. Several children were born to them. Those that survive are: Mrs. Enoch Jones, Mrs. J. D. Bell, Mrs. Joe Allen, Mrs. Thomas Helton, and Henry Price. She lived a christian life for many years. She was loved by all her relatives as well as by all others, who knew her.
LaRue County Herald, May 5, 1904:
From Maple:
Old Aunt Elizabeth Price, who I reported as being very feeble last week, died Sunday April 24. She was married, in her young days to William Price, who died several years ago. Several children were born to them. Those that survive are: Mrs. Enoch Jones, Mrs. J. D. Bell, Mrs. Joe Allen, Mrs. Thomas Helton, and Henry Price. She lived a christian life for many years. She was loved by all her relatives as well as by all others, who knew her.
From Maple:
Old Aunt Elizabeth Price, who I reported as being very feeble last week, died Sunday April 24. She was married, in her young days to William Price, who died several years ago. Several children were born to them. Those that survive are: Mrs. Enoch Jones, Mrs. J. D. Bell, Mrs. Joe Allen, Mrs. Thomas Helton, and Henry Price. She lived a christian life for many years. She was loved by all her relatives as well as by all others, who knew her.
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