Plaindealer - January 7, 1899
Mrs. James Woodbury died at her home at Knights Settlement, Tues. at the age of 67 years. She has been in poor health for some time. She was a woman held in high esteem by her friends. She is survived by two sons, Lloyd and Fred and a daughter, Mrs. Frank Look, all of this town.
Courier January 6, 1899 - The funeral of Mrs. James Woodbury, who died at her home in this town on Tuesday, will be held at the house this afternoon. Her pastor, Rev. Charles Noble Frost, officiating. Mrs. Woodbury had been in feeble health for months. She was 67 years of age. Three children survive her - one daughter, Mrs. Frank Look, and two sons Lloyd and Fred all of Bath. Her husband was killed in the railroad wreck at Jackson, Michigan during the World's Fair. She was an earnest Christian and a woman greatly beloved by her neighbors and friends.
Mrs. James Woodbury died at her home at Knights Settlement, Tues. at the age of 67 years. She has been in poor health for some time. She was a woman held in high esteem by her friends. She is survived by two sons, Lloyd and Fred and a daughter, Mrs. Frank Look, all of this town.
Courier January 6, 1899 - The funeral of Mrs. James Woodbury, who died at her home in this town on Tuesday, will be held at the house this afternoon. Her pastor, Rev. Charles Noble Frost, officiating. Mrs. Woodbury had been in feeble health for months. She was 67 years of age. Three children survive her - one daughter, Mrs. Frank Look, and two sons Lloyd and Fred all of Bath. Her husband was killed in the railroad wreck at Jackson, Michigan during the World's Fair. She was an earnest Christian and a woman greatly beloved by her neighbors and friends.
Plaindealer - January 7, 1899
Mrs. James Woodbury died at her home at Knights Settlement, Tues. at the age of 67 years. She has been in poor health for some time. She was a woman held in high esteem by her friends. She is survived by two sons, Lloyd and Fred and a daughter, Mrs. Frank Look, all of this town.
Courier January 6, 1899 - The funeral of Mrs. James Woodbury, who died at her home in this town on Tuesday, will be held at the house this afternoon. Her pastor, Rev. Charles Noble Frost, officiating. Mrs. Woodbury had been in feeble health for months. She was 67 years of age. Three children survive her - one daughter, Mrs. Frank Look, and two sons Lloyd and Fred all of Bath. Her husband was killed in the railroad wreck at Jackson, Michigan during the World's Fair. She was an earnest Christian and a woman greatly beloved by her neighbors and friends.
Mrs. James Woodbury died at her home at Knights Settlement, Tues. at the age of 67 years. She has been in poor health for some time. She was a woman held in high esteem by her friends. She is survived by two sons, Lloyd and Fred and a daughter, Mrs. Frank Look, all of this town.
Courier January 6, 1899 - The funeral of Mrs. James Woodbury, who died at her home in this town on Tuesday, will be held at the house this afternoon. Her pastor, Rev. Charles Noble Frost, officiating. Mrs. Woodbury had been in feeble health for months. She was 67 years of age. Three children survive her - one daughter, Mrs. Frank Look, and two sons Lloyd and Fred all of Bath. Her husband was killed in the railroad wreck at Jackson, Michigan during the World's Fair. She was an earnest Christian and a woman greatly beloved by her neighbors and friends.
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Mary E Woodbury wife of James Woodbury 1831 1899
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