Thursday January 12, 1905
Arlington Journal
Death's Harvest.
Early last Saturday morning Mrs. Taylor, living just west of the Carlisle academy, died after weeks of suffering from dropsy. A husband survives her. They were comparative strangers here, having lived here but a few months. Services were held in the afternoon by Rev. M. C. Jackson, and the remains interred in Arlington Cemetery.
Arlington Journal
Death's Harvest.
Early last Saturday morning Mrs. Taylor, living just west of the Carlisle academy, died after weeks of suffering from dropsy. A husband survives her. They were comparative strangers here, having lived here but a few months. Services were held in the afternoon by Rev. M. C. Jackson, and the remains interred in Arlington Cemetery.
Thursday January 12, 1905
Arlington Journal
Death's Harvest.
Early last Saturday morning Mrs. Taylor, living just west of the Carlisle academy, died after weeks of suffering from dropsy. A husband survives her. They were comparative strangers here, having lived here but a few months. Services were held in the afternoon by Rev. M. C. Jackson, and the remains interred in Arlington Cemetery.
Arlington Journal
Death's Harvest.
Early last Saturday morning Mrs. Taylor, living just west of the Carlisle academy, died after weeks of suffering from dropsy. A husband survives her. They were comparative strangers here, having lived here but a few months. Services were held in the afternoon by Rev. M. C. Jackson, and the remains interred in Arlington Cemetery.
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