St. Lawrence Herald - Friday April 29, 1887
Norfolk - Being absent from home for several weeks, correspondence has been delayed and doubtless many items of interest have passed unnoticed. A number of deaths occurred. Among them, Mrs. Mary Glynes, widow of the late B. G. Glynes. SHe was seventy-two years old, a worthy Christian woman loved by all who knew her. She was a member of the Congregational church. Mrs. Glynes had out lived her family and relatives and had lived in town for over fifty years. Two nieces from Illinois and a nephew from Boston were the only mourners.
Norfolk - Being absent from home for several weeks, correspondence has been delayed and doubtless many items of interest have passed unnoticed. A number of deaths occurred. Among them, Mrs. Mary Glynes, widow of the late B. G. Glynes. SHe was seventy-two years old, a worthy Christian woman loved by all who knew her. She was a member of the Congregational church. Mrs. Glynes had out lived her family and relatives and had lived in town for over fifty years. Two nieces from Illinois and a nephew from Boston were the only mourners.
St. Lawrence Herald - Friday April 29, 1887
Norfolk - Being absent from home for several weeks, correspondence has been delayed and doubtless many items of interest have passed unnoticed. A number of deaths occurred. Among them, Mrs. Mary Glynes, widow of the late B. G. Glynes. SHe was seventy-two years old, a worthy Christian woman loved by all who knew her. She was a member of the Congregational church. Mrs. Glynes had out lived her family and relatives and had lived in town for over fifty years. Two nieces from Illinois and a nephew from Boston were the only mourners.
Norfolk - Being absent from home for several weeks, correspondence has been delayed and doubtless many items of interest have passed unnoticed. A number of deaths occurred. Among them, Mrs. Mary Glynes, widow of the late B. G. Glynes. SHe was seventy-two years old, a worthy Christian woman loved by all who knew her. She was a member of the Congregational church. Mrs. Glynes had out lived her family and relatives and had lived in town for over fifty years. Two nieces from Illinois and a nephew from Boston were the only mourners.
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