Mrs. Isaac Lemming died Wednesday evening at her home in Economy. Deceased had a large circle of friends and was highly intelligent and beloved by all.
She died after giving birth to twins both of which were born dead. All three were buried in one casket, the little ones being laid upon the arms of their mother. The scene was affecting, and similar ones are seldom witnessed.
Source: newspapers.com; Hagerstown Exponent
Hagerstown, Indiana · Wednesday, February 21, 1883, p. 3
HUSBAND: Benjamin T (Isaac?) Limming/Liming/Lemming
m. 18 Jul 1881 - Wayne County, Indiana
FURTHER INFORMATION:
1. Relda's death date is based on the assumption that her death on "Wednesday evening" couldn't be the same Wednesday that the newspaper was published. It had to have happened the Wednesday before publication. Further research is necessary.
2. The cemetery record and her obituary spell her last name Lemming. Her husband's family spells it Liming.
3. Indiana, U.S., Marriage Index, 1800-1941
Name Relda Osborn
Marriage Date 18 Jul 1881
Marriage Place Wayne, Indiana, USA
Spouse Name Benjamin T. Limming
She died after giving birth to twins both of which were born dead. All three were buried in one casket, the little ones being laid upon the arms of their mother. The scene was affecting, and similar ones are seldom witnessed.
Source: newspapers.com; Hagerstown Exponent
Hagerstown, Indiana · Wednesday, February 21, 1883, p. 3
HUSBAND: Benjamin T (Isaac?) Limming/Liming/Lemming
m. 18 Jul 1881 - Wayne County, Indiana
FURTHER INFORMATION:
1. Relda's death date is based on the assumption that her death on "Wednesday evening" couldn't be the same Wednesday that the newspaper was published. It had to have happened the Wednesday before publication. Further research is necessary.
2. The cemetery record and her obituary spell her last name Lemming. Her husband's family spells it Liming.
3. Indiana, U.S., Marriage Index, 1800-1941
Name Relda Osborn
Marriage Date 18 Jul 1881
Marriage Place Wayne, Indiana, USA
Spouse Name Benjamin T. Limming
Mrs. Isaac Lemming died Wednesday evening at her home in Economy. Deceased had a large circle of friends and was highly intelligent and beloved by all.
She died after giving birth to twins both of which were born dead. All three were buried in one casket, the little ones being laid upon the arms of their mother. The scene was affecting, and similar ones are seldom witnessed.
Source: newspapers.com; Hagerstown Exponent
Hagerstown, Indiana · Wednesday, February 21, 1883, p. 3
HUSBAND: Benjamin T (Isaac?) Limming/Liming/Lemming
m. 18 Jul 1881 - Wayne County, Indiana
FURTHER INFORMATION:
1. Relda's death date is based on the assumption that her death on "Wednesday evening" couldn't be the same Wednesday that the newspaper was published. It had to have happened the Wednesday before publication. Further research is necessary.
2. The cemetery record and her obituary spell her last name Lemming. Her husband's family spells it Liming.
3. Indiana, U.S., Marriage Index, 1800-1941
Name Relda Osborn
Marriage Date 18 Jul 1881
Marriage Place Wayne, Indiana, USA
Spouse Name Benjamin T. Limming
She died after giving birth to twins both of which were born dead. All three were buried in one casket, the little ones being laid upon the arms of their mother. The scene was affecting, and similar ones are seldom witnessed.
Source: newspapers.com; Hagerstown Exponent
Hagerstown, Indiana · Wednesday, February 21, 1883, p. 3
HUSBAND: Benjamin T (Isaac?) Limming/Liming/Lemming
m. 18 Jul 1881 - Wayne County, Indiana
FURTHER INFORMATION:
1. Relda's death date is based on the assumption that her death on "Wednesday evening" couldn't be the same Wednesday that the newspaper was published. It had to have happened the Wednesday before publication. Further research is necessary.
2. The cemetery record and her obituary spell her last name Lemming. Her husband's family spells it Liming.
3. Indiana, U.S., Marriage Index, 1800-1941
Name Relda Osborn
Marriage Date 18 Jul 1881
Marriage Place Wayne, Indiana, USA
Spouse Name Benjamin T. Limming
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