Contributed by Jinx Q Jacobs
Only About Two Months between Sisters Deaths
Two months and six days after her sister, Leona Murphy, succumbed; Mrs. Thomas Quilter, aged 32 years, was called by death on Sunday afternoon at 4:30 in her home on Wood St; a comparatively short illness preceding.
For about two weeks Mrs. Quilter had been ailing but only since Friday had she been ill enough to be confined to her bed. She had suffered from inflammatory rheumatism; and meningitis was the cause of death.
Lilliam Murphy was born October 19,1883 near East Palestine. She is survived by her husband, 4 children, Kathleen, Mary, Thomas and Florence; three sisters, Mrs. M. J. Flynn of East Palestine, Mrs. E. E.Boyle of Midland and Mrs. Charles Garthwaite of Leetonia; and by four brothers, Parick of Negley, Will of Sebring, Charles of Mount Clemens, Michigan and James of Youngstown.
She has enjoyed the respect of a large circle and has always been regarded as a woman of fine character. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church; and the funeral was held from that church on Wednesday morning.
Mr. Quilter's brothers, Henry, Matthew and William; and three brothers of the deceased, James, Charles and Wiliam Murphy, acted as pallbearers.
Married Thomas Robert Quilter April 09, 1907
Only About Two Months between Sisters Deaths
Two months and six days after her sister, Leona Murphy, succumbed; Mrs. Thomas Quilter, aged 32 years, was called by death on Sunday afternoon at 4:30 in her home on Wood St; a comparatively short illness preceding.
For about two weeks Mrs. Quilter had been ailing but only since Friday had she been ill enough to be confined to her bed. She had suffered from inflammatory rheumatism; and meningitis was the cause of death.
Lilliam Murphy was born October 19,1883 near East Palestine. She is survived by her husband, 4 children, Kathleen, Mary, Thomas and Florence; three sisters, Mrs. M. J. Flynn of East Palestine, Mrs. E. E.Boyle of Midland and Mrs. Charles Garthwaite of Leetonia; and by four brothers, Parick of Negley, Will of Sebring, Charles of Mount Clemens, Michigan and James of Youngstown.
She has enjoyed the respect of a large circle and has always been regarded as a woman of fine character. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church; and the funeral was held from that church on Wednesday morning.
Mr. Quilter's brothers, Henry, Matthew and William; and three brothers of the deceased, James, Charles and Wiliam Murphy, acted as pallbearers.
Married Thomas Robert Quilter April 09, 1907
Contributed by Jinx Q Jacobs
Only About Two Months between Sisters Deaths
Two months and six days after her sister, Leona Murphy, succumbed; Mrs. Thomas Quilter, aged 32 years, was called by death on Sunday afternoon at 4:30 in her home on Wood St; a comparatively short illness preceding.
For about two weeks Mrs. Quilter had been ailing but only since Friday had she been ill enough to be confined to her bed. She had suffered from inflammatory rheumatism; and meningitis was the cause of death.
Lilliam Murphy was born October 19,1883 near East Palestine. She is survived by her husband, 4 children, Kathleen, Mary, Thomas and Florence; three sisters, Mrs. M. J. Flynn of East Palestine, Mrs. E. E.Boyle of Midland and Mrs. Charles Garthwaite of Leetonia; and by four brothers, Parick of Negley, Will of Sebring, Charles of Mount Clemens, Michigan and James of Youngstown.
She has enjoyed the respect of a large circle and has always been regarded as a woman of fine character. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church; and the funeral was held from that church on Wednesday morning.
Mr. Quilter's brothers, Henry, Matthew and William; and three brothers of the deceased, James, Charles and Wiliam Murphy, acted as pallbearers.
Married Thomas Robert Quilter April 09, 1907
Only About Two Months between Sisters Deaths
Two months and six days after her sister, Leona Murphy, succumbed; Mrs. Thomas Quilter, aged 32 years, was called by death on Sunday afternoon at 4:30 in her home on Wood St; a comparatively short illness preceding.
For about two weeks Mrs. Quilter had been ailing but only since Friday had she been ill enough to be confined to her bed. She had suffered from inflammatory rheumatism; and meningitis was the cause of death.
Lilliam Murphy was born October 19,1883 near East Palestine. She is survived by her husband, 4 children, Kathleen, Mary, Thomas and Florence; three sisters, Mrs. M. J. Flynn of East Palestine, Mrs. E. E.Boyle of Midland and Mrs. Charles Garthwaite of Leetonia; and by four brothers, Parick of Negley, Will of Sebring, Charles of Mount Clemens, Michigan and James of Youngstown.
She has enjoyed the respect of a large circle and has always been regarded as a woman of fine character. She was a member of St. Mary's Catholic Church; and the funeral was held from that church on Wednesday morning.
Mr. Quilter's brothers, Henry, Matthew and William; and three brothers of the deceased, James, Charles and Wiliam Murphy, acted as pallbearers.
Married Thomas Robert Quilter April 09, 1907
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