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Ark. - Robert Verser, about 30y, died (ND) in Arkansas. He died the day his mother arrived there and about 2 hours before her arrival. Leaves wife and one child. Buried there. His mother and Frank Moran returned home, his wife and child will return with her mother as soon as affairs are settled. He had gone to Bayou Meta, 50 miles below Little Rock, in a very fertile section of country, and was 12 miles from a railroad. He was a brother of Mrs. Tom Johnson on Montgomery City, John Verser of Danville, and Mrs. Frank Moran of Lincoln Co., MO. (printed Nov 2, 1888)
Ark. - Robert Verser, about 30y, died (ND) in Arkansas. He died the day his mother arrived there and about 2 hours before her arrival. Leaves wife and one child. Buried there. His mother and Frank Moran returned home, his wife and child will return with her mother as soon as affairs are settled. He had gone to Bayou Meta, 50 miles below Little Rock, in a very fertile section of country, and was 12 miles from a railroad. He was a brother of Mrs. Tom Johnson on Montgomery City, John Verser of Danville, and Mrs. Frank Moran of Lincoln Co., MO. (printed Nov 2, 1888)
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Ark. - Robert Verser, about 30y, died (ND) in Arkansas. He died the day his mother arrived there and about 2 hours before her arrival. Leaves wife and one child. Buried there. His mother and Frank Moran returned home, his wife and child will return with her mother as soon as affairs are settled. He had gone to Bayou Meta, 50 miles below Little Rock, in a very fertile section of country, and was 12 miles from a railroad. He was a brother of Mrs. Tom Johnson on Montgomery City, John Verser of Danville, and Mrs. Frank Moran of Lincoln Co., MO. (printed Nov 2, 1888)
Ark. - Robert Verser, about 30y, died (ND) in Arkansas. He died the day his mother arrived there and about 2 hours before her arrival. Leaves wife and one child. Buried there. His mother and Frank Moran returned home, his wife and child will return with her mother as soon as affairs are settled. He had gone to Bayou Meta, 50 miles below Little Rock, in a very fertile section of country, and was 12 miles from a railroad. He was a brother of Mrs. Tom Johnson on Montgomery City, John Verser of Danville, and Mrs. Frank Moran of Lincoln Co., MO. (printed Nov 2, 1888)
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