The death of Mrs. E. Cassidy occurred on Thursday afternoon, the 13th. The funeral was held at the M.E. church Saturday at 2 p.m. Elizabeth Harsha was born in Pennsylvania May 4, 1844. She and her husband, R. T. Cassidy came to Reno County in the spring of 1886. Many friends can testify of her good qualities. She leaves a husband, three sons and four daughters to miss her loving care.
From "Supplementary Stories - History of Partridge, Kansas" Page-8, says Cassidys and Pyles were the first to build in Partridge, Kansas
From "Supplementary Stories - History of Partridge, Kansas" Page-8, says Cassidys and Pyles were the first to build in Partridge, Kansas
The death of Mrs. E. Cassidy occurred on Thursday afternoon, the 13th. The funeral was held at the M.E. church Saturday at 2 p.m. Elizabeth Harsha was born in Pennsylvania May 4, 1844. She and her husband, R. T. Cassidy came to Reno County in the spring of 1886. Many friends can testify of her good qualities. She leaves a husband, three sons and four daughters to miss her loving care.
From "Supplementary Stories - History of Partridge, Kansas" Page-8, says Cassidys and Pyles were the first to build in Partridge, Kansas
From "Supplementary Stories - History of Partridge, Kansas" Page-8, says Cassidys and Pyles were the first to build in Partridge, Kansas
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