Obit: Forrest City Times-June 8,1888-We note with sorrow the death of Mrs.J.L.Ingram of this city, which occurred at Hot Springs on Thursday night. Her remains passed through Forrest City Friday morning for burial in Mississippi. June 16,1888-This morning at 2 o'clock the spirit of Mrs.Martha Ingram of Forrest City, Arkansas took its flight.
Mrs.Ingram was a sister of Hon. Hiram Casey Young of Memphis, who accomanpied her here and has remained with her at the Southern Hotel in Hot Springs, Ark. for several weeks in hopes of receiving relief, but it seems that death had too strong a hold. Kind and loving friends administered to her every want and did all in their power to save her but to no avail. Hon. Young will leave with the remains of his sister to Byhalia, Miss., where they will be interred in the old family burying grounds. Peace to her ashes.
Hot Springs Daily News, July 7,1888
Mrs.Ingram was a sister of Hon. Hiram Casey Young of Memphis, who accomanpied her here and has remained with her at the Southern Hotel in Hot Springs, Ark. for several weeks in hopes of receiving relief, but it seems that death had too strong a hold. Kind and loving friends administered to her every want and did all in their power to save her but to no avail. Hon. Young will leave with the remains of his sister to Byhalia, Miss., where they will be interred in the old family burying grounds. Peace to her ashes.
Hot Springs Daily News, July 7,1888
Obit: Forrest City Times-June 8,1888-We note with sorrow the death of Mrs.J.L.Ingram of this city, which occurred at Hot Springs on Thursday night. Her remains passed through Forrest City Friday morning for burial in Mississippi. June 16,1888-This morning at 2 o'clock the spirit of Mrs.Martha Ingram of Forrest City, Arkansas took its flight.
Mrs.Ingram was a sister of Hon. Hiram Casey Young of Memphis, who accomanpied her here and has remained with her at the Southern Hotel in Hot Springs, Ark. for several weeks in hopes of receiving relief, but it seems that death had too strong a hold. Kind and loving friends administered to her every want and did all in their power to save her but to no avail. Hon. Young will leave with the remains of his sister to Byhalia, Miss., where they will be interred in the old family burying grounds. Peace to her ashes.
Hot Springs Daily News, July 7,1888
Mrs.Ingram was a sister of Hon. Hiram Casey Young of Memphis, who accomanpied her here and has remained with her at the Southern Hotel in Hot Springs, Ark. for several weeks in hopes of receiving relief, but it seems that death had too strong a hold. Kind and loving friends administered to her every want and did all in their power to save her but to no avail. Hon. Young will leave with the remains of his sister to Byhalia, Miss., where they will be interred in the old family burying grounds. Peace to her ashes.
Hot Springs Daily News, July 7,1888
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