I'm not sure why the discrepancy in dates of death.
Franklin News-Herald, Tuesday, Nov 21 1911:
Bethel News, Nov. 20 -- We were shocked to hear of the death on Friday of David Hill at his home near Denver, CO. He had not been well for some time, but the last word received from them was that they were all well. The family left here a years ago and located in Oklahoma, later going to Denver. We understand the remains will be brought back to Hill City for burial.
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Franklin News-Herald, Wednesday, Nov 22 1911:
Mason News, Nov. 20 -- The sad news of the death of David Hill, former resident of this place, came on Sunday. He and his family sold out and left here for Oklahoma three years ago for the benefit of his health. For some time he seemed better, but the intense heat in Oklahoma last summer seemed too much for him, and they tried Denver, CO, where he seemed to gain a little, but the gain was but for a short time.
He leaved a wife and two children, Earl and Leola, the latter the wife of Benjamin Silvers.
The family have the sympathy of all.
The remains will be brought to Hill City for burial in the family plot.
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The Oil City Derrick, Wednesday, Nov 29 1911:
Services in memory of David Hill, whose death occurred in Denver, CO, December (should be Nov.) 16, will be held at the Heckathorn church this afternoon. Owing to the bad condition of the roads, the time cannot be approximately stated, but the body and friends will leave the home of W. E. Hill, Central avenue extension, at 1 o'clock and the services will follow the arrival at church. Rev. M. S. Mitchell, pastor of Grace M. E. church, will officiate.
Per cemetery book, "d. at home near Denver, Colo. remains brought back to Hill City for burial. Leaves wife and two children, Earl and Leola, wife of Benjamin Silvers."
Franklin News-Herald, Tuesday, Nov 21 1911:
Bethel News, Nov. 20 -- We were shocked to hear of the death on Friday of David Hill at his home near Denver, CO. He had not been well for some time, but the last word received from them was that they were all well. The family left here a years ago and located in Oklahoma, later going to Denver. We understand the remains will be brought back to Hill City for burial.
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Franklin News-Herald, Wednesday, Nov 22 1911:
Mason News, Nov. 20 -- The sad news of the death of David Hill, former resident of this place, came on Sunday. He and his family sold out and left here for Oklahoma three years ago for the benefit of his health. For some time he seemed better, but the intense heat in Oklahoma last summer seemed too much for him, and they tried Denver, CO, where he seemed to gain a little, but the gain was but for a short time.
He leaved a wife and two children, Earl and Leola, the latter the wife of Benjamin Silvers.
The family have the sympathy of all.
The remains will be brought to Hill City for burial in the family plot.
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The Oil City Derrick, Wednesday, Nov 29 1911:
Services in memory of David Hill, whose death occurred in Denver, CO, December (should be Nov.) 16, will be held at the Heckathorn church this afternoon. Owing to the bad condition of the roads, the time cannot be approximately stated, but the body and friends will leave the home of W. E. Hill, Central avenue extension, at 1 o'clock and the services will follow the arrival at church. Rev. M. S. Mitchell, pastor of Grace M. E. church, will officiate.
Per cemetery book, "d. at home near Denver, Colo. remains brought back to Hill City for burial. Leaves wife and two children, Earl and Leola, wife of Benjamin Silvers."
I'm not sure why the discrepancy in dates of death.
Franklin News-Herald, Tuesday, Nov 21 1911:
Bethel News, Nov. 20 -- We were shocked to hear of the death on Friday of David Hill at his home near Denver, CO. He had not been well for some time, but the last word received from them was that they were all well. The family left here a years ago and located in Oklahoma, later going to Denver. We understand the remains will be brought back to Hill City for burial.
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Franklin News-Herald, Wednesday, Nov 22 1911:
Mason News, Nov. 20 -- The sad news of the death of David Hill, former resident of this place, came on Sunday. He and his family sold out and left here for Oklahoma three years ago for the benefit of his health. For some time he seemed better, but the intense heat in Oklahoma last summer seemed too much for him, and they tried Denver, CO, where he seemed to gain a little, but the gain was but for a short time.
He leaved a wife and two children, Earl and Leola, the latter the wife of Benjamin Silvers.
The family have the sympathy of all.
The remains will be brought to Hill City for burial in the family plot.
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The Oil City Derrick, Wednesday, Nov 29 1911:
Services in memory of David Hill, whose death occurred in Denver, CO, December (should be Nov.) 16, will be held at the Heckathorn church this afternoon. Owing to the bad condition of the roads, the time cannot be approximately stated, but the body and friends will leave the home of W. E. Hill, Central avenue extension, at 1 o'clock and the services will follow the arrival at church. Rev. M. S. Mitchell, pastor of Grace M. E. church, will officiate.
Per cemetery book, "d. at home near Denver, Colo. remains brought back to Hill City for burial. Leaves wife and two children, Earl and Leola, wife of Benjamin Silvers."
Franklin News-Herald, Tuesday, Nov 21 1911:
Bethel News, Nov. 20 -- We were shocked to hear of the death on Friday of David Hill at his home near Denver, CO. He had not been well for some time, but the last word received from them was that they were all well. The family left here a years ago and located in Oklahoma, later going to Denver. We understand the remains will be brought back to Hill City for burial.
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Franklin News-Herald, Wednesday, Nov 22 1911:
Mason News, Nov. 20 -- The sad news of the death of David Hill, former resident of this place, came on Sunday. He and his family sold out and left here for Oklahoma three years ago for the benefit of his health. For some time he seemed better, but the intense heat in Oklahoma last summer seemed too much for him, and they tried Denver, CO, where he seemed to gain a little, but the gain was but for a short time.
He leaved a wife and two children, Earl and Leola, the latter the wife of Benjamin Silvers.
The family have the sympathy of all.
The remains will be brought to Hill City for burial in the family plot.
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The Oil City Derrick, Wednesday, Nov 29 1911:
Services in memory of David Hill, whose death occurred in Denver, CO, December (should be Nov.) 16, will be held at the Heckathorn church this afternoon. Owing to the bad condition of the roads, the time cannot be approximately stated, but the body and friends will leave the home of W. E. Hill, Central avenue extension, at 1 o'clock and the services will follow the arrival at church. Rev. M. S. Mitchell, pastor of Grace M. E. church, will officiate.
Per cemetery book, "d. at home near Denver, Colo. remains brought back to Hill City for burial. Leaves wife and two children, Earl and Leola, wife of Benjamin Silvers."
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