South Lead Cemetery records note that Samuel Richards (sic) was born in England; late residence - Lead; died February 18, 1916 from lobar pneumonia; age - 43 years; buried February 23, 1916; undertaker - J.J. Mead; nearest relative or friend - Wm. J. Jenkins, friend.
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FILE #47023 (Record index notes that he died in Lawrence County)
Lead Daily Call newspaper, February 21, 1916 - FUNERAL WEDNESDAY. Over the Remains of the Late Samuel Richard. Samuel Richard, who died at St. Joseph's hospital, Deadwood on Friday last of pneumonia, will be buried from the Lead Episcopal church Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. R.O. Mackintosh officiating. The remains are at the Mead undertaking parlors and may be viewed by friends until the hour of the funeral.
Deceased, who was 43 years of age, had been a resident of Lead for a number of years. He was a native of England, where his father still lives. He leaves two brothers and two sisters. One brother, Richard Richard, resides in San Francisco and the other, Harry Richard, is a resident of Australia. His sisters are Mrs. Kessell of Minneapolis and Mrs. Spry, living in England. Mrs. Ira Kessell, a niece of Minneapolis, arrived in Lead today to attend the funeral.
Lead Daily Call, February 24, 1916 - The funeral of the late Samuel Richard, who died of pneumonia at St. Joseph's hospital last Friday, took place from Christ Episcopal church yesterday afternoon, Rev. R.O. Mackintosh officiating. Interment was in South Lead cemtery.
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FILE #47023 (Record index notes that he died in Lawrence County)
Lead Daily Call newspaper, February 21, 1916 - FUNERAL WEDNESDAY. Over the Remains of the Late Samuel Richard. Samuel Richard, who died at St. Joseph's hospital, Deadwood on Friday last of pneumonia, will be buried from the Lead Episcopal church Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. R.O. Mackintosh officiating. The remains are at the Mead undertaking parlors and may be viewed by friends until the hour of the funeral.
Deceased, who was 43 years of age, had been a resident of Lead for a number of years. He was a native of England, where his father still lives. He leaves two brothers and two sisters. One brother, Richard Richard, resides in San Francisco and the other, Harry Richard, is a resident of Australia. His sisters are Mrs. Kessell of Minneapolis and Mrs. Spry, living in England. Mrs. Ira Kessell, a niece of Minneapolis, arrived in Lead today to attend the funeral.
Lead Daily Call, February 24, 1916 - The funeral of the late Samuel Richard, who died of pneumonia at St. Joseph's hospital last Friday, took place from Christ Episcopal church yesterday afternoon, Rev. R.O. Mackintosh officiating. Interment was in South Lead cemtery.
South Lead Cemetery records note that Samuel Richards (sic) was born in England; late residence - Lead; died February 18, 1916 from lobar pneumonia; age - 43 years; buried February 23, 1916; undertaker - J.J. Mead; nearest relative or friend - Wm. J. Jenkins, friend.
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FILE #47023 (Record index notes that he died in Lawrence County)
Lead Daily Call newspaper, February 21, 1916 - FUNERAL WEDNESDAY. Over the Remains of the Late Samuel Richard. Samuel Richard, who died at St. Joseph's hospital, Deadwood on Friday last of pneumonia, will be buried from the Lead Episcopal church Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. R.O. Mackintosh officiating. The remains are at the Mead undertaking parlors and may be viewed by friends until the hour of the funeral.
Deceased, who was 43 years of age, had been a resident of Lead for a number of years. He was a native of England, where his father still lives. He leaves two brothers and two sisters. One brother, Richard Richard, resides in San Francisco and the other, Harry Richard, is a resident of Australia. His sisters are Mrs. Kessell of Minneapolis and Mrs. Spry, living in England. Mrs. Ira Kessell, a niece of Minneapolis, arrived in Lead today to attend the funeral.
Lead Daily Call, February 24, 1916 - The funeral of the late Samuel Richard, who died of pneumonia at St. Joseph's hospital last Friday, took place from Christ Episcopal church yesterday afternoon, Rev. R.O. Mackintosh officiating. Interment was in South Lead cemtery.
SOUTH DAKOTA STATE FILE #47023 (Record index notes that he died in Lawrence County)
Lead Daily Call newspaper, February 21, 1916 - FUNERAL WEDNESDAY. Over the Remains of the Late Samuel Richard. Samuel Richard, who died at St. Joseph's hospital, Deadwood on Friday last of pneumonia, will be buried from the Lead Episcopal church Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, Rev. R.O. Mackintosh officiating. The remains are at the Mead undertaking parlors and may be viewed by friends until the hour of the funeral.
Deceased, who was 43 years of age, had been a resident of Lead for a number of years. He was a native of England, where his father still lives. He leaves two brothers and two sisters. One brother, Richard Richard, resides in San Francisco and the other, Harry Richard, is a resident of Australia. His sisters are Mrs. Kessell of Minneapolis and Mrs. Spry, living in England. Mrs. Ira Kessell, a niece of Minneapolis, arrived in Lead today to attend the funeral.
Lead Daily Call, February 24, 1916 - The funeral of the late Samuel Richard, who died of pneumonia at St. Joseph's hospital last Friday, took place from Christ Episcopal church yesterday afternoon, Rev. R.O. Mackintosh officiating. Interment was in South Lead cemtery.
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