Aged 59. Came to Nevada as a child, the family settling in Eureka County where Pearl attended schools.
She married then district attorney George Arthur Bartlett on 14 Feb 1899. The couple resided in Tonopah for a time. When Mr. Bartlett was appointed to represent Nevada in Congress they moved to Washington D.C. Returning to Nevada after retiring.
Survived by her husband and children, Margaret and Dorothy Bartlett of Reno, Mrs. Cleveland (Georjean) Putnam of Chicago, IL and Donald Bartlett of Como, MS.
She married then district attorney George Arthur Bartlett on 14 Feb 1899. The couple resided in Tonopah for a time. When Mr. Bartlett was appointed to represent Nevada in Congress they moved to Washington D.C. Returning to Nevada after retiring.
Survived by her husband and children, Margaret and Dorothy Bartlett of Reno, Mrs. Cleveland (Georjean) Putnam of Chicago, IL and Donald Bartlett of Como, MS.
Aged 59. Came to Nevada as a child, the family settling in Eureka County where Pearl attended schools.
She married then district attorney George Arthur Bartlett on 14 Feb 1899. The couple resided in Tonopah for a time. When Mr. Bartlett was appointed to represent Nevada in Congress they moved to Washington D.C. Returning to Nevada after retiring.
Survived by her husband and children, Margaret and Dorothy Bartlett of Reno, Mrs. Cleveland (Georjean) Putnam of Chicago, IL and Donald Bartlett of Como, MS.
She married then district attorney George Arthur Bartlett on 14 Feb 1899. The couple resided in Tonopah for a time. When Mr. Bartlett was appointed to represent Nevada in Congress they moved to Washington D.C. Returning to Nevada after retiring.
Survived by her husband and children, Margaret and Dorothy Bartlett of Reno, Mrs. Cleveland (Georjean) Putnam of Chicago, IL and Donald Bartlett of Como, MS.
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Funeral and burial Monday 3 Apr 1939.
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