Hillsboro Reflector
Wednesday, November 19, 1890
PEORIA - Mrs. Barlow, an old lady that has been living for some time at Mrs. Dr. Ridene, died last Thursday about 4 p.m. with catarrah fever. She was buried in the Peoria cemetery on Friday. the old lady came from Mississippi when quite young and has spent the most of her life in Texas. She has a mother in Mississippi, and a son somewhere in Texas, but the whereabouts of whom she knew nothing. She had no relatives near her at death, but had all the attention that a sympatizing community could bestow.
Wednesday, November 19, 1890
PEORIA - Mrs. Barlow, an old lady that has been living for some time at Mrs. Dr. Ridene, died last Thursday about 4 p.m. with catarrah fever. She was buried in the Peoria cemetery on Friday. the old lady came from Mississippi when quite young and has spent the most of her life in Texas. She has a mother in Mississippi, and a son somewhere in Texas, but the whereabouts of whom she knew nothing. She had no relatives near her at death, but had all the attention that a sympatizing community could bestow.
Hillsboro Reflector
Wednesday, November 19, 1890
PEORIA - Mrs. Barlow, an old lady that has been living for some time at Mrs. Dr. Ridene, died last Thursday about 4 p.m. with catarrah fever. She was buried in the Peoria cemetery on Friday. the old lady came from Mississippi when quite young and has spent the most of her life in Texas. She has a mother in Mississippi, and a son somewhere in Texas, but the whereabouts of whom she knew nothing. She had no relatives near her at death, but had all the attention that a sympatizing community could bestow.
Wednesday, November 19, 1890
PEORIA - Mrs. Barlow, an old lady that has been living for some time at Mrs. Dr. Ridene, died last Thursday about 4 p.m. with catarrah fever. She was buried in the Peoria cemetery on Friday. the old lady came from Mississippi when quite young and has spent the most of her life in Texas. She has a mother in Mississippi, and a son somewhere in Texas, but the whereabouts of whom she knew nothing. She had no relatives near her at death, but had all the attention that a sympatizing community could bestow.
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