Bradford County Telegraph, January 29, 1926, page 1
MRS. MARY RAULERSON - 83
The entire community was saddened Monday, January 18, when it was learned that Mrs. Mary Raulerson had passed to the great beyond. Although she had been in bad health for sometime, and her death was momentarily expected, yet it came as a shock to her many friends and relatives. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sweat, and was born in Baker County, Florida, and had reached the age of 83. When 32 years of age, she was united in marriage to Mr. Daniel Raulerson and to this union was born six children, all of whom survive her. Mesdames J.J. Rigdon, T.A. Crawford, J.T. Moore, L. Sweat of Starke; W.R. Rhoden of Glen St. Mary and Lewis Raulerson of Jacksonville. For 35 years she was a faithful member of the Primitive Baptist Church and numbered her friends by acquaintances. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Dyal Cemetery. Rev. W.M. Moody of Lacrosse conducting the last sad rites. Many floral offerings were sent by friends and relatives.
MRS. MARY RAULERSON - 83
The entire community was saddened Monday, January 18, when it was learned that Mrs. Mary Raulerson had passed to the great beyond. Although she had been in bad health for sometime, and her death was momentarily expected, yet it came as a shock to her many friends and relatives. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sweat, and was born in Baker County, Florida, and had reached the age of 83. When 32 years of age, she was united in marriage to Mr. Daniel Raulerson and to this union was born six children, all of whom survive her. Mesdames J.J. Rigdon, T.A. Crawford, J.T. Moore, L. Sweat of Starke; W.R. Rhoden of Glen St. Mary and Lewis Raulerson of Jacksonville. For 35 years she was a faithful member of the Primitive Baptist Church and numbered her friends by acquaintances. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Dyal Cemetery. Rev. W.M. Moody of Lacrosse conducting the last sad rites. Many floral offerings were sent by friends and relatives.
Bradford County Telegraph, January 29, 1926, page 1
MRS. MARY RAULERSON - 83
The entire community was saddened Monday, January 18, when it was learned that Mrs. Mary Raulerson had passed to the great beyond. Although she had been in bad health for sometime, and her death was momentarily expected, yet it came as a shock to her many friends and relatives. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sweat, and was born in Baker County, Florida, and had reached the age of 83. When 32 years of age, she was united in marriage to Mr. Daniel Raulerson and to this union was born six children, all of whom survive her. Mesdames J.J. Rigdon, T.A. Crawford, J.T. Moore, L. Sweat of Starke; W.R. Rhoden of Glen St. Mary and Lewis Raulerson of Jacksonville. For 35 years she was a faithful member of the Primitive Baptist Church and numbered her friends by acquaintances. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Dyal Cemetery. Rev. W.M. Moody of Lacrosse conducting the last sad rites. Many floral offerings were sent by friends and relatives.
MRS. MARY RAULERSON - 83
The entire community was saddened Monday, January 18, when it was learned that Mrs. Mary Raulerson had passed to the great beyond. Although she had been in bad health for sometime, and her death was momentarily expected, yet it came as a shock to her many friends and relatives. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sweat, and was born in Baker County, Florida, and had reached the age of 83. When 32 years of age, she was united in marriage to Mr. Daniel Raulerson and to this union was born six children, all of whom survive her. Mesdames J.J. Rigdon, T.A. Crawford, J.T. Moore, L. Sweat of Starke; W.R. Rhoden of Glen St. Mary and Lewis Raulerson of Jacksonville. For 35 years she was a faithful member of the Primitive Baptist Church and numbered her friends by acquaintances. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Dyal Cemetery. Rev. W.M. Moody of Lacrosse conducting the last sad rites. Many floral offerings were sent by friends and relatives.
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