The Cincinnati Enquirer, Kentucky edition, "Mrs. Mary Kineon is Dead":
March 2, 1919, Mrs. Mary Goodhue Kineon, formerly of Cincinnati, a sister of Mrs. William Dickson, died in Post-Graduate Hospital, New York, Friday night, relatives in Cincinnati were advised yesterday. She was the widow of Solomon P. Kineon, for many years prominent in Cincinnati coal trade circles, and the mother of James T. Kineon, Rye, N.Y., and Dr. Goodhue Kineon, Galipolis, Ohio. Mrs. Kineon had been residing in New York since the death of her husband several years ago. The body will be forwarded to Cincinnati for burial.
March 2, 1919, Mrs. Mary Goodhue Kineon, formerly of Cincinnati, a sister of Mrs. William Dickson, died in Post-Graduate Hospital, New York, Friday night, relatives in Cincinnati were advised yesterday. She was the widow of Solomon P. Kineon, for many years prominent in Cincinnati coal trade circles, and the mother of James T. Kineon, Rye, N.Y., and Dr. Goodhue Kineon, Galipolis, Ohio. Mrs. Kineon had been residing in New York since the death of her husband several years ago. The body will be forwarded to Cincinnati for burial.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, Kentucky edition, "Mrs. Mary Kineon is Dead":
March 2, 1919, Mrs. Mary Goodhue Kineon, formerly of Cincinnati, a sister of Mrs. William Dickson, died in Post-Graduate Hospital, New York, Friday night, relatives in Cincinnati were advised yesterday. She was the widow of Solomon P. Kineon, for many years prominent in Cincinnati coal trade circles, and the mother of James T. Kineon, Rye, N.Y., and Dr. Goodhue Kineon, Galipolis, Ohio. Mrs. Kineon had been residing in New York since the death of her husband several years ago. The body will be forwarded to Cincinnati for burial.
March 2, 1919, Mrs. Mary Goodhue Kineon, formerly of Cincinnati, a sister of Mrs. William Dickson, died in Post-Graduate Hospital, New York, Friday night, relatives in Cincinnati were advised yesterday. She was the widow of Solomon P. Kineon, for many years prominent in Cincinnati coal trade circles, and the mother of James T. Kineon, Rye, N.Y., and Dr. Goodhue Kineon, Galipolis, Ohio. Mrs. Kineon had been residing in New York since the death of her husband several years ago. The body will be forwarded to Cincinnati for burial.
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