Wife of Theron Curtis.
Mother and Son Reunited in Death
Mrs. Theron Bloodough, whose humble home is in the town of Salisbury, Herkimer County, and her hero son, Pvt. Joel Bloodough, who was killed by an explosion in France. His body was brought home for burial in native soil, but just a few hours before its arrival at the old home the grief-stricken mother breathed her last - heart broken over the loss of her only boy. Their bodies were reverently placed at rest in the same grave Thursday by loving hands. Source: "The Evening Times", Little Falls, New York, March 25, 1921.
Mother and Son Reunited in Death
Mrs. Theron Bloodough, whose humble home is in the town of Salisbury, Herkimer County, and her hero son, Pvt. Joel Bloodough, who was killed by an explosion in France. His body was brought home for burial in native soil, but just a few hours before its arrival at the old home the grief-stricken mother breathed her last - heart broken over the loss of her only boy. Their bodies were reverently placed at rest in the same grave Thursday by loving hands. Source: "The Evening Times", Little Falls, New York, March 25, 1921.
Wife of Theron Curtis.
Mother and Son Reunited in Death
Mrs. Theron Bloodough, whose humble home is in the town of Salisbury, Herkimer County, and her hero son, Pvt. Joel Bloodough, who was killed by an explosion in France. His body was brought home for burial in native soil, but just a few hours before its arrival at the old home the grief-stricken mother breathed her last - heart broken over the loss of her only boy. Their bodies were reverently placed at rest in the same grave Thursday by loving hands. Source: "The Evening Times", Little Falls, New York, March 25, 1921.
Mother and Son Reunited in Death
Mrs. Theron Bloodough, whose humble home is in the town of Salisbury, Herkimer County, and her hero son, Pvt. Joel Bloodough, who was killed by an explosion in France. His body was brought home for burial in native soil, but just a few hours before its arrival at the old home the grief-stricken mother breathed her last - heart broken over the loss of her only boy. Their bodies were reverently placed at rest in the same grave Thursday by loving hands. Source: "The Evening Times", Little Falls, New York, March 25, 1921.
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