Daughter of Andrew Dailey & Elvira J Holliday
Wife of George Washington Smith, m. Dec 29, 1884, Jackson County, Illinois. George was the son of James Smith and Agnes Morton.
Cairo Evening Citizen, Wednesday, Dec 4, 1907
MRS. GEORGE W. SMITH DOUBLY BEREFT
Father Dies in Winona, Mo.—Funeral Held Today
Doubly bereft is the widow of Congressman George W. Smith. Her father died in Winona, Mo., Tuesday and at the same time that the funeral of her husband was held at Murphysboro, her father was laid away at his Missouri home.
The Murphysboro Independent says:
Andrew Dailey, father of Mrs. George W. Smith, died Tuesday morning at his home in Winona, Mo., within three days after the death of his daughter's husband, Congressman Smith, in this city. Mr. Dailey will be buried at Winona Wednesday. Mr. Smith's funeral occurs in Murphysboro the same day.
Mr. Dailey formerly lived here and was well known to the older citizens. He became seriously sick three weeks ago and Mrs. Smith started to Winona on receiving the news, but Mr. Smith became very ill on the way and they had to come back.
Mr. Daley's death was due to a stroke of paralysis.
Mrs. Smith's friends and the community at large sympathize with her in the hour of her double bereavement.
The Cairo Evening Citizen, Tuesday, Dec 10, 1907
CARD OF THANKS
To the friends, far and near, of my dear departed husband, I desire to offer my sincere and heartfelt thanks for all the kindness and loving sympathy extended me in the time of this my greatest sorrow.
Mrs. George W. Smith
Murphysboro, Ill.
Wife of George Washington Smith, m. Dec 29, 1884, Jackson County, Illinois. George was the son of James Smith and Agnes Morton.
Cairo Evening Citizen, Wednesday, Dec 4, 1907
MRS. GEORGE W. SMITH DOUBLY BEREFT
Father Dies in Winona, Mo.—Funeral Held Today
Doubly bereft is the widow of Congressman George W. Smith. Her father died in Winona, Mo., Tuesday and at the same time that the funeral of her husband was held at Murphysboro, her father was laid away at his Missouri home.
The Murphysboro Independent says:
Andrew Dailey, father of Mrs. George W. Smith, died Tuesday morning at his home in Winona, Mo., within three days after the death of his daughter's husband, Congressman Smith, in this city. Mr. Dailey will be buried at Winona Wednesday. Mr. Smith's funeral occurs in Murphysboro the same day.
Mr. Dailey formerly lived here and was well known to the older citizens. He became seriously sick three weeks ago and Mrs. Smith started to Winona on receiving the news, but Mr. Smith became very ill on the way and they had to come back.
Mr. Daley's death was due to a stroke of paralysis.
Mrs. Smith's friends and the community at large sympathize with her in the hour of her double bereavement.
The Cairo Evening Citizen, Tuesday, Dec 10, 1907
CARD OF THANKS
To the friends, far and near, of my dear departed husband, I desire to offer my sincere and heartfelt thanks for all the kindness and loving sympathy extended me in the time of this my greatest sorrow.
Mrs. George W. Smith
Murphysboro, Ill.
Daughter of Andrew Dailey & Elvira J Holliday
Wife of George Washington Smith, m. Dec 29, 1884, Jackson County, Illinois. George was the son of James Smith and Agnes Morton.
Cairo Evening Citizen, Wednesday, Dec 4, 1907
MRS. GEORGE W. SMITH DOUBLY BEREFT
Father Dies in Winona, Mo.—Funeral Held Today
Doubly bereft is the widow of Congressman George W. Smith. Her father died in Winona, Mo., Tuesday and at the same time that the funeral of her husband was held at Murphysboro, her father was laid away at his Missouri home.
The Murphysboro Independent says:
Andrew Dailey, father of Mrs. George W. Smith, died Tuesday morning at his home in Winona, Mo., within three days after the death of his daughter's husband, Congressman Smith, in this city. Mr. Dailey will be buried at Winona Wednesday. Mr. Smith's funeral occurs in Murphysboro the same day.
Mr. Dailey formerly lived here and was well known to the older citizens. He became seriously sick three weeks ago and Mrs. Smith started to Winona on receiving the news, but Mr. Smith became very ill on the way and they had to come back.
Mr. Daley's death was due to a stroke of paralysis.
Mrs. Smith's friends and the community at large sympathize with her in the hour of her double bereavement.
The Cairo Evening Citizen, Tuesday, Dec 10, 1907
CARD OF THANKS
To the friends, far and near, of my dear departed husband, I desire to offer my sincere and heartfelt thanks for all the kindness and loving sympathy extended me in the time of this my greatest sorrow.
Mrs. George W. Smith
Murphysboro, Ill.
Wife of George Washington Smith, m. Dec 29, 1884, Jackson County, Illinois. George was the son of James Smith and Agnes Morton.
Cairo Evening Citizen, Wednesday, Dec 4, 1907
MRS. GEORGE W. SMITH DOUBLY BEREFT
Father Dies in Winona, Mo.—Funeral Held Today
Doubly bereft is the widow of Congressman George W. Smith. Her father died in Winona, Mo., Tuesday and at the same time that the funeral of her husband was held at Murphysboro, her father was laid away at his Missouri home.
The Murphysboro Independent says:
Andrew Dailey, father of Mrs. George W. Smith, died Tuesday morning at his home in Winona, Mo., within three days after the death of his daughter's husband, Congressman Smith, in this city. Mr. Dailey will be buried at Winona Wednesday. Mr. Smith's funeral occurs in Murphysboro the same day.
Mr. Dailey formerly lived here and was well known to the older citizens. He became seriously sick three weeks ago and Mrs. Smith started to Winona on receiving the news, but Mr. Smith became very ill on the way and they had to come back.
Mr. Daley's death was due to a stroke of paralysis.
Mrs. Smith's friends and the community at large sympathize with her in the hour of her double bereavement.
The Cairo Evening Citizen, Tuesday, Dec 10, 1907
CARD OF THANKS
To the friends, far and near, of my dear departed husband, I desire to offer my sincere and heartfelt thanks for all the kindness and loving sympathy extended me in the time of this my greatest sorrow.
Mrs. George W. Smith
Murphysboro, Ill.
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