Miss Elisabeth Skinner, Noted Chicagoan, Is Dead-
One of Chicago's oldest and most prominent women passed away when Miss Elizabeth
Skinner, daughter of the late Judge Mark Skinner, died on Sept. 26 in
Manchester, Vt., after a long illness.
Miss Skinner's Chicago residence at 612 Rush Street has been a landmark of the
city for many years. Miss Skinner is survived by a sister, Fredrika, and it was
a tradition that the pair never were separated. At all of the social functions
half a century ago both sisters were always seen.
Miss Fredrika was with her sister when she died. Miss Elizabeth Skinner was 80
years old. Mark Skinner Willing, a nephew, also survives.
Source: Historical Newspapers, Birth, Marriage, & Death Announcements,
1851-2003 Chicago, Ill, 1922
One of Chicago's oldest and most prominent women passed away when Miss Elizabeth
Skinner, daughter of the late Judge Mark Skinner, died on Sept. 26 in
Manchester, Vt., after a long illness.
Miss Skinner's Chicago residence at 612 Rush Street has been a landmark of the
city for many years. Miss Skinner is survived by a sister, Fredrika, and it was
a tradition that the pair never were separated. At all of the social functions
half a century ago both sisters were always seen.
Miss Fredrika was with her sister when she died. Miss Elizabeth Skinner was 80
years old. Mark Skinner Willing, a nephew, also survives.
Source: Historical Newspapers, Birth, Marriage, & Death Announcements,
1851-2003 Chicago, Ill, 1922
Miss Elisabeth Skinner, Noted Chicagoan, Is Dead-
One of Chicago's oldest and most prominent women passed away when Miss Elizabeth
Skinner, daughter of the late Judge Mark Skinner, died on Sept. 26 in
Manchester, Vt., after a long illness.
Miss Skinner's Chicago residence at 612 Rush Street has been a landmark of the
city for many years. Miss Skinner is survived by a sister, Fredrika, and it was
a tradition that the pair never were separated. At all of the social functions
half a century ago both sisters were always seen.
Miss Fredrika was with her sister when she died. Miss Elizabeth Skinner was 80
years old. Mark Skinner Willing, a nephew, also survives.
Source: Historical Newspapers, Birth, Marriage, & Death Announcements,
1851-2003 Chicago, Ill, 1922
One of Chicago's oldest and most prominent women passed away when Miss Elizabeth
Skinner, daughter of the late Judge Mark Skinner, died on Sept. 26 in
Manchester, Vt., after a long illness.
Miss Skinner's Chicago residence at 612 Rush Street has been a landmark of the
city for many years. Miss Skinner is survived by a sister, Fredrika, and it was
a tradition that the pair never were separated. At all of the social functions
half a century ago both sisters were always seen.
Miss Fredrika was with her sister when she died. Miss Elizabeth Skinner was 80
years old. Mark Skinner Willing, a nephew, also survives.
Source: Historical Newspapers, Birth, Marriage, & Death Announcements,
1851-2003 Chicago, Ill, 1922
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