REST IN PEACE..
Unnamed Sheboygan County, Wisconsin, newspaper
HINGHAM
Mrs. Frank Cullen Dead
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cullen of Lyndon received a letter from his brother Frank Cullen of Rowland Alabama. Stating that his beloved wife passed away last Saturday March 9th 1912 following an operation for cancer. The burial will be there near their home. Mr. and Mrs. Cullen and family were former residents of Lyndon and owned the farm now owned by A. Bloemers. Moved from here twenty years ago to Rowland, Ala. where they have since lived. They were held in high esteem here and it will be sad news to their many friend and old neighbors to learn of the death of Mrs. Cullen the deepest Sympathy of their friends here is extended to the bereaved family in this their sorrow.
[original punctuation and typographical errors maintained]
1912 City News [Sheboygan County, Wisconsin] clipping
CULLEN:--Mrs. Frank Cullen, a former resident of the town of Lyndon, Sheboygan county, died on Saturday, Mch. 9, at her home in Rowland, Ala., where they moved about twenty years ago.
Unnamed Sheboygan County, Wisconsin, newspaper
HINGHAM
Mrs. Frank Cullen Dead
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cullen of Lyndon received a letter from his brother Frank Cullen of Rowland Alabama. Stating that his beloved wife passed away last Saturday March 9th 1912 following an operation for cancer. The burial will be there near their home. Mr. and Mrs. Cullen and family were former residents of Lyndon and owned the farm now owned by A. Bloemers. Moved from here twenty years ago to Rowland, Ala. where they have since lived. They were held in high esteem here and it will be sad news to their many friend and old neighbors to learn of the death of Mrs. Cullen the deepest Sympathy of their friends here is extended to the bereaved family in this their sorrow.
[original punctuation and typographical errors maintained]
1912 City News [Sheboygan County, Wisconsin] clipping
CULLEN:--Mrs. Frank Cullen, a former resident of the town of Lyndon, Sheboygan county, died on Saturday, Mch. 9, at her home in Rowland, Ala., where they moved about twenty years ago.
REST IN PEACE..
Unnamed Sheboygan County, Wisconsin, newspaper
HINGHAM
Mrs. Frank Cullen Dead
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cullen of Lyndon received a letter from his brother Frank Cullen of Rowland Alabama. Stating that his beloved wife passed away last Saturday March 9th 1912 following an operation for cancer. The burial will be there near their home. Mr. and Mrs. Cullen and family were former residents of Lyndon and owned the farm now owned by A. Bloemers. Moved from here twenty years ago to Rowland, Ala. where they have since lived. They were held in high esteem here and it will be sad news to their many friend and old neighbors to learn of the death of Mrs. Cullen the deepest Sympathy of their friends here is extended to the bereaved family in this their sorrow.
[original punctuation and typographical errors maintained]
1912 City News [Sheboygan County, Wisconsin] clipping
CULLEN:--Mrs. Frank Cullen, a former resident of the town of Lyndon, Sheboygan county, died on Saturday, Mch. 9, at her home in Rowland, Ala., where they moved about twenty years ago.
Unnamed Sheboygan County, Wisconsin, newspaper
HINGHAM
Mrs. Frank Cullen Dead
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cullen of Lyndon received a letter from his brother Frank Cullen of Rowland Alabama. Stating that his beloved wife passed away last Saturday March 9th 1912 following an operation for cancer. The burial will be there near their home. Mr. and Mrs. Cullen and family were former residents of Lyndon and owned the farm now owned by A. Bloemers. Moved from here twenty years ago to Rowland, Ala. where they have since lived. They were held in high esteem here and it will be sad news to their many friend and old neighbors to learn of the death of Mrs. Cullen the deepest Sympathy of their friends here is extended to the bereaved family in this their sorrow.
[original punctuation and typographical errors maintained]
1912 City News [Sheboygan County, Wisconsin] clipping
CULLEN:--Mrs. Frank Cullen, a former resident of the town of Lyndon, Sheboygan county, died on Saturday, Mch. 9, at her home in Rowland, Ala., where they moved about twenty years ago.
