Ledger - Lancaster - Sept 16 - Mrs. Eliza Brasington, wife of Mr. Andrew J. Brasington, died at the cotton mill here last Monday, September 14th, after a protracted illness of fever. Mrs. Brasington was about forty years of age, a member of Union Baptist Church, and leaves a husband and five children surviving her. Her remains were interred at Union church yesterday.
The Yorkville Enquirer - Sept 18, 1903 - provided by: Catoe4
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Only a few weeks ago Mr. Brasington lost his oldest son just as he reached the threshold of manhood, and a daughter now lies at the point of death and another child is seriously ill. Mr Brasington and his family have the deepest sympathy of their friends in their sore affliction.
The Lancaster Ledger - Sept 16, 1903 - provided by: Catoe4
The Yorkville Enquirer - Sept 18, 1903 - provided by: Catoe4
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Only a few weeks ago Mr. Brasington lost his oldest son just as he reached the threshold of manhood, and a daughter now lies at the point of death and another child is seriously ill. Mr Brasington and his family have the deepest sympathy of their friends in their sore affliction.
The Lancaster Ledger - Sept 16, 1903 - provided by: Catoe4
Ledger - Lancaster - Sept 16 - Mrs. Eliza Brasington, wife of Mr. Andrew J. Brasington, died at the cotton mill here last Monday, September 14th, after a protracted illness of fever. Mrs. Brasington was about forty years of age, a member of Union Baptist Church, and leaves a husband and five children surviving her. Her remains were interred at Union church yesterday.
The Yorkville Enquirer - Sept 18, 1903 - provided by: Catoe4
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Only a few weeks ago Mr. Brasington lost his oldest son just as he reached the threshold of manhood, and a daughter now lies at the point of death and another child is seriously ill. Mr Brasington and his family have the deepest sympathy of their friends in their sore affliction.
The Lancaster Ledger - Sept 16, 1903 - provided by: Catoe4
The Yorkville Enquirer - Sept 18, 1903 - provided by: Catoe4
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Only a few weeks ago Mr. Brasington lost his oldest son just as he reached the threshold of manhood, and a daughter now lies at the point of death and another child is seriously ill. Mr Brasington and his family have the deepest sympathy of their friends in their sore affliction.
The Lancaster Ledger - Sept 16, 1903 - provided by: Catoe4
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