From "The Bureau County Record" of Princeton, Illinois, 16 December 1914, page 10, column 3: Heaton's Point - The neighbors and friends of Mrs. Allen Blanchard were surprised to hear of her death, Friday evening. Altho it was known she was quite ill the end was not looked for sudden. The funeral was held at the residence, Sunday afternoon. Interment in Oakland cemetery.
From "The Bureau County Tribune" of Princeton, Illinois, 18 December 1914, page 3, column 2, under the heading "Heaton's Point": Mrs. A. P. Blanchard after a lingering illness of a number of years passed away at her home last Friday night. Funeral at the house Sunday afternoon. Burial is at Oakland. We were sorry to lose Mrs. Blanchard. She was a very kind and good neighbor. Arthur Blanchard came home to be with his mother in her last hours of sickness.
From "The Bureau County Tribune" of Princeton, Illinois, 18 December 1914, page 9, column 3: Ella Blanchard died on Saturday, Dec. 12th 1914, at her home northwest of Princeton. She was born March 16th, 1856 and Jan. 16, 1876 was united in marriage with A. P. Blanchard. Of this union, there was but one child, a son who resides in Excelsior Spring, Mo. The funeral was held from the home, and interment was in Oakland cemetery, Rev. H. E. Parr officiating. Mrs. Blanchard was a sister of Mrs. Harry Dean, of Princeton.
From "The Bureau County Tribune" of Princeton, Illinois, 18 December 1914, page 3, column 2, under the heading "Heaton's Point": Mrs. A. P. Blanchard after a lingering illness of a number of years passed away at her home last Friday night. Funeral at the house Sunday afternoon. Burial is at Oakland. We were sorry to lose Mrs. Blanchard. She was a very kind and good neighbor. Arthur Blanchard came home to be with his mother in her last hours of sickness.
From "The Bureau County Tribune" of Princeton, Illinois, 18 December 1914, page 9, column 3: Ella Blanchard died on Saturday, Dec. 12th 1914, at her home northwest of Princeton. She was born March 16th, 1856 and Jan. 16, 1876 was united in marriage with A. P. Blanchard. Of this union, there was but one child, a son who resides in Excelsior Spring, Mo. The funeral was held from the home, and interment was in Oakland cemetery, Rev. H. E. Parr officiating. Mrs. Blanchard was a sister of Mrs. Harry Dean, of Princeton.
From "The Bureau County Record" of Princeton, Illinois, 16 December 1914, page 10, column 3: Heaton's Point - The neighbors and friends of Mrs. Allen Blanchard were surprised to hear of her death, Friday evening. Altho it was known she was quite ill the end was not looked for sudden. The funeral was held at the residence, Sunday afternoon. Interment in Oakland cemetery.
From "The Bureau County Tribune" of Princeton, Illinois, 18 December 1914, page 3, column 2, under the heading "Heaton's Point": Mrs. A. P. Blanchard after a lingering illness of a number of years passed away at her home last Friday night. Funeral at the house Sunday afternoon. Burial is at Oakland. We were sorry to lose Mrs. Blanchard. She was a very kind and good neighbor. Arthur Blanchard came home to be with his mother in her last hours of sickness.
From "The Bureau County Tribune" of Princeton, Illinois, 18 December 1914, page 9, column 3: Ella Blanchard died on Saturday, Dec. 12th 1914, at her home northwest of Princeton. She was born March 16th, 1856 and Jan. 16, 1876 was united in marriage with A. P. Blanchard. Of this union, there was but one child, a son who resides in Excelsior Spring, Mo. The funeral was held from the home, and interment was in Oakland cemetery, Rev. H. E. Parr officiating. Mrs. Blanchard was a sister of Mrs. Harry Dean, of Princeton.
From "The Bureau County Tribune" of Princeton, Illinois, 18 December 1914, page 3, column 2, under the heading "Heaton's Point": Mrs. A. P. Blanchard after a lingering illness of a number of years passed away at her home last Friday night. Funeral at the house Sunday afternoon. Burial is at Oakland. We were sorry to lose Mrs. Blanchard. She was a very kind and good neighbor. Arthur Blanchard came home to be with his mother in her last hours of sickness.
From "The Bureau County Tribune" of Princeton, Illinois, 18 December 1914, page 9, column 3: Ella Blanchard died on Saturday, Dec. 12th 1914, at her home northwest of Princeton. She was born March 16th, 1856 and Jan. 16, 1876 was united in marriage with A. P. Blanchard. Of this union, there was but one child, a son who resides in Excelsior Spring, Mo. The funeral was held from the home, and interment was in Oakland cemetery, Rev. H. E. Parr officiating. Mrs. Blanchard was a sister of Mrs. Harry Dean, of Princeton.
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