Amanda Ellen Case
The remains of Amanda Ellen Case were brought from Denver, buried in the Beulah Cemetery last Tuesday (April 27). She with her husband and children had gone west only a few weeks ago seeking work. She leaves a husband and three small children and a host of friends and relatives to whom her untimely death was a great shock. They all have the sympathy of the entire community.
Source: The Licking News
Published: May 14, 1909
Typed From Microfilm By: K. Nelson
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From Rev Watt's Records:
Mrs. Manda Ellen Case, wife of Esquire Spencer Case and a dau. of Sister Mary E. Baker, died at Boyd, Colorado, April 24th 1909, aged 26 ys. and 23 days. Was brought back to Beulah where I preached a funeral discourse from Rev. 21X4, April 26th 1909 at 3 p .m. on Tues. Husband, 3 children, mother, 5 brothers and 5 sisters surviving. James-Alex-Cleveland-Marvis and Cecil. Eveline Brown-Luana Ward-Rosetta Jones-Leona Arnet & Lizzie.
The remains of Amanda Ellen Case were brought from Denver, buried in the Beulah Cemetery last Tuesday (April 27). She with her husband and children had gone west only a few weeks ago seeking work. She leaves a husband and three small children and a host of friends and relatives to whom her untimely death was a great shock. They all have the sympathy of the entire community.
Source: The Licking News
Published: May 14, 1909
Typed From Microfilm By: K. Nelson
___________________________________________________________
From Rev Watt's Records:
Mrs. Manda Ellen Case, wife of Esquire Spencer Case and a dau. of Sister Mary E. Baker, died at Boyd, Colorado, April 24th 1909, aged 26 ys. and 23 days. Was brought back to Beulah where I preached a funeral discourse from Rev. 21X4, April 26th 1909 at 3 p .m. on Tues. Husband, 3 children, mother, 5 brothers and 5 sisters surviving. James-Alex-Cleveland-Marvis and Cecil. Eveline Brown-Luana Ward-Rosetta Jones-Leona Arnet & Lizzie.
Amanda Ellen Case
The remains of Amanda Ellen Case were brought from Denver, buried in the Beulah Cemetery last Tuesday (April 27). She with her husband and children had gone west only a few weeks ago seeking work. She leaves a husband and three small children and a host of friends and relatives to whom her untimely death was a great shock. They all have the sympathy of the entire community.
Source: The Licking News
Published: May 14, 1909
Typed From Microfilm By: K. Nelson
___________________________________________________________
From Rev Watt's Records:
Mrs. Manda Ellen Case, wife of Esquire Spencer Case and a dau. of Sister Mary E. Baker, died at Boyd, Colorado, April 24th 1909, aged 26 ys. and 23 days. Was brought back to Beulah where I preached a funeral discourse from Rev. 21X4, April 26th 1909 at 3 p .m. on Tues. Husband, 3 children, mother, 5 brothers and 5 sisters surviving. James-Alex-Cleveland-Marvis and Cecil. Eveline Brown-Luana Ward-Rosetta Jones-Leona Arnet & Lizzie.
The remains of Amanda Ellen Case were brought from Denver, buried in the Beulah Cemetery last Tuesday (April 27). She with her husband and children had gone west only a few weeks ago seeking work. She leaves a husband and three small children and a host of friends and relatives to whom her untimely death was a great shock. They all have the sympathy of the entire community.
Source: The Licking News
Published: May 14, 1909
Typed From Microfilm By: K. Nelson
___________________________________________________________
From Rev Watt's Records:
Mrs. Manda Ellen Case, wife of Esquire Spencer Case and a dau. of Sister Mary E. Baker, died at Boyd, Colorado, April 24th 1909, aged 26 ys. and 23 days. Was brought back to Beulah where I preached a funeral discourse from Rev. 21X4, April 26th 1909 at 3 p .m. on Tues. Husband, 3 children, mother, 5 brothers and 5 sisters surviving. James-Alex-Cleveland-Marvis and Cecil. Eveline Brown-Luana Ward-Rosetta Jones-Leona Arnet & Lizzie.
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