39 years 5 months 16 days
Death of Mrs. Earwood
Mrs. Annie E. Earwood, wife of Mr. Ampudia Earwood and youngest daughter of the late Mrs. Mary J. Lasley, died Sunday evening after a long illness with consumption, aged 40 years. Besides the husband, a sister (Mrs. Sarah Harry, Pittsburgh) and two brothers (Mr. John W. Lasley and Mr. G. T. Williams) were left to mourn their loss. Deceased was long a sufferer with the dread disease that caused her death, before bravely and uncomplainingly. Funeral services were held at the late residence by Rev. Dillon, Tuesday afternoon, interment following at the Old Cemetery by Hayward & Son.
Gallipolis Bulletin
February 15, 1896
Transcribed by Jessica L. Weber
Contributor: Ruth Tobias (47126653)
Death of Mrs. Earwood
Mrs. Annie E. Earwood, wife of Mr. Ampudia Earwood and youngest daughter of the late Mrs. Mary J. Lasley, died Sunday evening after a long illness with consumption, aged 40 years. Besides the husband, a sister (Mrs. Sarah Harry, Pittsburgh) and two brothers (Mr. John W. Lasley and Mr. G. T. Williams) were left to mourn their loss. Deceased was long a sufferer with the dread disease that caused her death, before bravely and uncomplainingly. Funeral services were held at the late residence by Rev. Dillon, Tuesday afternoon, interment following at the Old Cemetery by Hayward & Son.
Gallipolis Bulletin
February 15, 1896
Transcribed by Jessica L. Weber
Contributor: Ruth Tobias (47126653)
39 years 5 months 16 days
Death of Mrs. Earwood
Mrs. Annie E. Earwood, wife of Mr. Ampudia Earwood and youngest daughter of the late Mrs. Mary J. Lasley, died Sunday evening after a long illness with consumption, aged 40 years. Besides the husband, a sister (Mrs. Sarah Harry, Pittsburgh) and two brothers (Mr. John W. Lasley and Mr. G. T. Williams) were left to mourn their loss. Deceased was long a sufferer with the dread disease that caused her death, before bravely and uncomplainingly. Funeral services were held at the late residence by Rev. Dillon, Tuesday afternoon, interment following at the Old Cemetery by Hayward & Son.
Gallipolis Bulletin
February 15, 1896
Transcribed by Jessica L. Weber
Contributor: Ruth Tobias (47126653)
Death of Mrs. Earwood
Mrs. Annie E. Earwood, wife of Mr. Ampudia Earwood and youngest daughter of the late Mrs. Mary J. Lasley, died Sunday evening after a long illness with consumption, aged 40 years. Besides the husband, a sister (Mrs. Sarah Harry, Pittsburgh) and two brothers (Mr. John W. Lasley and Mr. G. T. Williams) were left to mourn their loss. Deceased was long a sufferer with the dread disease that caused her death, before bravely and uncomplainingly. Funeral services were held at the late residence by Rev. Dillon, Tuesday afternoon, interment following at the Old Cemetery by Hayward & Son.
Gallipolis Bulletin
February 15, 1896
Transcribed by Jessica L. Weber
Contributor: Ruth Tobias (47126653)
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