Article appears in The Weekly Chieftain, Vinita, Oklahoma, 10 March 1887 reads.
DEATH - A CARD
Mrs. Elizabeth Bledsoe was born February 1851; she died February 14th, 1887.
To the good people of Chouteau and vicinity I desire to express my heartfelt thanks for their attention to my wife and self in my sad hour of affliction and need. There is a golden chord that binds my affection to these people that time and I hope not eternity will erase.
DEATH - A CARD
Mrs. Elizabeth Bledsoe was born February 1851; she died February 14th, 1887.
To the good people of Chouteau and vicinity I desire to express my heartfelt thanks for their attention to my wife and self in my sad hour of affliction and need. There is a golden chord that binds my affection to these people that time and I hope not eternity will erase.
Article appears in The Weekly Chieftain, Vinita, Oklahoma, 10 March 1887 reads.
DEATH - A CARD
Mrs. Elizabeth Bledsoe was born February 1851; she died February 14th, 1887.
To the good people of Chouteau and vicinity I desire to express my heartfelt thanks for their attention to my wife and self in my sad hour of affliction and need. There is a golden chord that binds my affection to these people that time and I hope not eternity will erase.
DEATH - A CARD
Mrs. Elizabeth Bledsoe was born February 1851; she died February 14th, 1887.
To the good people of Chouteau and vicinity I desire to express my heartfelt thanks for their attention to my wife and self in my sad hour of affliction and need. There is a golden chord that binds my affection to these people that time and I hope not eternity will erase.
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