COULD REMEMBER KOKOMO AS TRADING POST
Sarah Evelyn Jessup, age 86 years, one of the oldest residents in the county, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Snow, at 5 o'clock this morning of apoplexy.
Mrs. Jessup had been a resident of the county over [83? 63?] years and could remember Kokomo as a trading post.
She came here from the Carolinas and was the wife of Thomas J. Jessup, a Civil War veteran, belonging to Company K of the 90th Indiana Volunteers.
The funeral will be held sometime this Saturday, the time has not been set definitely, with interment in the Albright Cemetery.
Sarah Evelyn Jessup, age 86 years, one of the oldest residents in the county, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Snow, at 5 o'clock this morning of apoplexy.
Mrs. Jessup had been a resident of the county over [83? 63?] years and could remember Kokomo as a trading post.
She came here from the Carolinas and was the wife of Thomas J. Jessup, a Civil War veteran, belonging to Company K of the 90th Indiana Volunteers.
The funeral will be held sometime this Saturday, the time has not been set definitely, with interment in the Albright Cemetery.
COULD REMEMBER KOKOMO AS TRADING POST
Sarah Evelyn Jessup, age 86 years, one of the oldest residents in the county, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Snow, at 5 o'clock this morning of apoplexy.
Mrs. Jessup had been a resident of the county over [83? 63?] years and could remember Kokomo as a trading post.
She came here from the Carolinas and was the wife of Thomas J. Jessup, a Civil War veteran, belonging to Company K of the 90th Indiana Volunteers.
The funeral will be held sometime this Saturday, the time has not been set definitely, with interment in the Albright Cemetery.
Sarah Evelyn Jessup, age 86 years, one of the oldest residents in the county, died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Snow, at 5 o'clock this morning of apoplexy.
Mrs. Jessup had been a resident of the county over [83? 63?] years and could remember Kokomo as a trading post.
She came here from the Carolinas and was the wife of Thomas J. Jessup, a Civil War veteran, belonging to Company K of the 90th Indiana Volunteers.
The funeral will be held sometime this Saturday, the time has not been set definitely, with interment in the Albright Cemetery.
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