Published in The Daily News, Frederick, Maryland on Thursday, 15 September 1887 and copied here with any errors:
THE DEATH ROLL.
Mrs. Brown, colored, a widow and the mother of George Brown, who blows the organ in the Presbyterian Church, was found dead in bed by her son at her home on West All Saints' street yesterday morning. George works at the McMurray factory. When he arrived home Tuesday night he found his mother ill and sat up with her until midnight He then retired and upon waking up in the morning found his mother lifeless. Her remains were interred this morning in Institution graveyard. Messrs. A. T. Rice & Sons undertakers.
THE DEATH ROLL.
Mrs. Brown, colored, a widow and the mother of George Brown, who blows the organ in the Presbyterian Church, was found dead in bed by her son at her home on West All Saints' street yesterday morning. George works at the McMurray factory. When he arrived home Tuesday night he found his mother ill and sat up with her until midnight He then retired and upon waking up in the morning found his mother lifeless. Her remains were interred this morning in Institution graveyard. Messrs. A. T. Rice & Sons undertakers.
Published in The Daily News, Frederick, Maryland on Thursday, 15 September 1887 and copied here with any errors:
THE DEATH ROLL.
Mrs. Brown, colored, a widow and the mother of George Brown, who blows the organ in the Presbyterian Church, was found dead in bed by her son at her home on West All Saints' street yesterday morning. George works at the McMurray factory. When he arrived home Tuesday night he found his mother ill and sat up with her until midnight He then retired and upon waking up in the morning found his mother lifeless. Her remains were interred this morning in Institution graveyard. Messrs. A. T. Rice & Sons undertakers.
THE DEATH ROLL.
Mrs. Brown, colored, a widow and the mother of George Brown, who blows the organ in the Presbyterian Church, was found dead in bed by her son at her home on West All Saints' street yesterday morning. George works at the McMurray factory. When he arrived home Tuesday night he found his mother ill and sat up with her until midnight He then retired and upon waking up in the morning found his mother lifeless. Her remains were interred this morning in Institution graveyard. Messrs. A. T. Rice & Sons undertakers.
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