DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN LADY
Mrs. Rosanna Hack, widow of Peter Hack, died at the home of the family on South Fourth street at about noon of Thursday of last week. She was well known to almost everyone in this city and Roscoe and was greatly esteemed for her many excellent traits of character. Her age was nearly 73 years, and she had been an invalid for several years, bearing her infirmities with becoming Christian fortitude. Rev. Hunt conducted funeral services in the home Sunday afternoon and internment was made in Oak Ridge Cemetery.
Published: Democratic Standard (Coshocton, Ohio)
Friday, October 30, 1896
Mrs. Rosanna Hack, widow of Peter Hack, died at the home of the family on South Fourth street at about noon of Thursday of last week. She was well known to almost everyone in this city and Roscoe and was greatly esteemed for her many excellent traits of character. Her age was nearly 73 years, and she had been an invalid for several years, bearing her infirmities with becoming Christian fortitude. Rev. Hunt conducted funeral services in the home Sunday afternoon and internment was made in Oak Ridge Cemetery.
Published: Democratic Standard (Coshocton, Ohio)
Friday, October 30, 1896
DEATH OF A WELL KNOWN LADY
Mrs. Rosanna Hack, widow of Peter Hack, died at the home of the family on South Fourth street at about noon of Thursday of last week. She was well known to almost everyone in this city and Roscoe and was greatly esteemed for her many excellent traits of character. Her age was nearly 73 years, and she had been an invalid for several years, bearing her infirmities with becoming Christian fortitude. Rev. Hunt conducted funeral services in the home Sunday afternoon and internment was made in Oak Ridge Cemetery.
Published: Democratic Standard (Coshocton, Ohio)
Friday, October 30, 1896
Mrs. Rosanna Hack, widow of Peter Hack, died at the home of the family on South Fourth street at about noon of Thursday of last week. She was well known to almost everyone in this city and Roscoe and was greatly esteemed for her many excellent traits of character. Her age was nearly 73 years, and she had been an invalid for several years, bearing her infirmities with becoming Christian fortitude. Rev. Hunt conducted funeral services in the home Sunday afternoon and internment was made in Oak Ridge Cemetery.
Published: Democratic Standard (Coshocton, Ohio)
Friday, October 30, 1896
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