he was married to Elvira Sheldon.
he was the son of Aaron Griffin and Elizabeth Bates.
The Macomb Journal, page 5
Thursday, October 3, 1895
Died in Blandinsville.
Theodore Mustain of this city received a telegram Saturday announcing the dangerous illness of his wife's father, E. G. Griffin, at Blandinsville. Mr. and Mrs. Mustain left immediately for that place but when they arrived he was dead.
Deceased was in good health Friday and went to his farm; returning in the afternoon he was taken seriously ill with something that appeared like cramp colic. His sufferings grew worse and within 24 hours he was dead. Mr. Griffin was a native of New York state, but had lived in Blandinsville or that vicinity for a number of years. He leaves a wife and four children: Mrs. Theodore Mustain of this city; Mrs. A. B. Pond of Blandinsville; a single daughter, Laura, who lives with her parents, and James A. of Witchita [sic], Kan. Funeral services at Blandinsville Wednesday.
he was the son of Aaron Griffin and Elizabeth Bates.
The Macomb Journal, page 5
Thursday, October 3, 1895
Died in Blandinsville.
Theodore Mustain of this city received a telegram Saturday announcing the dangerous illness of his wife's father, E. G. Griffin, at Blandinsville. Mr. and Mrs. Mustain left immediately for that place but when they arrived he was dead.
Deceased was in good health Friday and went to his farm; returning in the afternoon he was taken seriously ill with something that appeared like cramp colic. His sufferings grew worse and within 24 hours he was dead. Mr. Griffin was a native of New York state, but had lived in Blandinsville or that vicinity for a number of years. He leaves a wife and four children: Mrs. Theodore Mustain of this city; Mrs. A. B. Pond of Blandinsville; a single daughter, Laura, who lives with her parents, and James A. of Witchita [sic], Kan. Funeral services at Blandinsville Wednesday.
he was married to Elvira Sheldon.
he was the son of Aaron Griffin and Elizabeth Bates.
The Macomb Journal, page 5
Thursday, October 3, 1895
Died in Blandinsville.
Theodore Mustain of this city received a telegram Saturday announcing the dangerous illness of his wife's father, E. G. Griffin, at Blandinsville. Mr. and Mrs. Mustain left immediately for that place but when they arrived he was dead.
Deceased was in good health Friday and went to his farm; returning in the afternoon he was taken seriously ill with something that appeared like cramp colic. His sufferings grew worse and within 24 hours he was dead. Mr. Griffin was a native of New York state, but had lived in Blandinsville or that vicinity for a number of years. He leaves a wife and four children: Mrs. Theodore Mustain of this city; Mrs. A. B. Pond of Blandinsville; a single daughter, Laura, who lives with her parents, and James A. of Witchita [sic], Kan. Funeral services at Blandinsville Wednesday.
he was the son of Aaron Griffin and Elizabeth Bates.
The Macomb Journal, page 5
Thursday, October 3, 1895
Died in Blandinsville.
Theodore Mustain of this city received a telegram Saturday announcing the dangerous illness of his wife's father, E. G. Griffin, at Blandinsville. Mr. and Mrs. Mustain left immediately for that place but when they arrived he was dead.
Deceased was in good health Friday and went to his farm; returning in the afternoon he was taken seriously ill with something that appeared like cramp colic. His sufferings grew worse and within 24 hours he was dead. Mr. Griffin was a native of New York state, but had lived in Blandinsville or that vicinity for a number of years. He leaves a wife and four children: Mrs. Theodore Mustain of this city; Mrs. A. B. Pond of Blandinsville; a single daughter, Laura, who lives with her parents, and James A. of Witchita [sic], Kan. Funeral services at Blandinsville Wednesday.
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