d/o William Henry & Amanda Baylor Baugher
Fulton County, In. Obituary, 1918
Miss Mary Baugher, 45, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baugher of Talma, died at the home of her parents Monday evening at eight o'clock, a victim of pneumonia, which developed from Spanish influenza. Miss Baugher, who was ill only a week, was a spinster and had no brothers or sisters. Funeral arrangements not made. (Note: brothers Charles and George died young children)
Fulton County, In. Obituary, 1918
Miss Mary Baugher, 45, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baugher of Talma, died at the home of her parents Monday evening at eight o'clock, a victim of pneumonia, which developed from Spanish influenza. Miss Baugher, who was ill only a week, was a spinster and had no brothers or sisters. Funeral arrangements not made. (Note: brothers Charles and George died young children)
d/o William Henry & Amanda Baylor Baugher
Fulton County, In. Obituary, 1918
Miss Mary Baugher, 45, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baugher of Talma, died at the home of her parents Monday evening at eight o'clock, a victim of pneumonia, which developed from Spanish influenza. Miss Baugher, who was ill only a week, was a spinster and had no brothers or sisters. Funeral arrangements not made. (Note: brothers Charles and George died young children)
Fulton County, In. Obituary, 1918
Miss Mary Baugher, 45, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baugher of Talma, died at the home of her parents Monday evening at eight o'clock, a victim of pneumonia, which developed from Spanish influenza. Miss Baugher, who was ill only a week, was a spinster and had no brothers or sisters. Funeral arrangements not made. (Note: brothers Charles and George died young children)
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