Daughter of Isaac and Mary Hart
Married first to a Dorsey
The remains of Mrs. Lydia Armstrong were brought here from Shelbyville and laid to rest in South Park. The deceased was a widow of Dr. James Dorsey who practiced medicine in this city and in St. Paul some 40 years ago. After his death she she married Robert Armstrong of Edinburg, where she lived till recently, when she moved to Shelbyville to live with her only child, Mrs.Albert F. Wray, she was 75 years old.
Married first to a Dorsey
The remains of Mrs. Lydia Armstrong were brought here from Shelbyville and laid to rest in South Park. The deceased was a widow of Dr. James Dorsey who practiced medicine in this city and in St. Paul some 40 years ago. After his death she she married Robert Armstrong of Edinburg, where she lived till recently, when she moved to Shelbyville to live with her only child, Mrs.Albert F. Wray, she was 75 years old.
Daughter of Isaac and Mary Hart
Married first to a Dorsey
The remains of Mrs. Lydia Armstrong were brought here from Shelbyville and laid to rest in South Park. The deceased was a widow of Dr. James Dorsey who practiced medicine in this city and in St. Paul some 40 years ago. After his death she she married Robert Armstrong of Edinburg, where she lived till recently, when she moved to Shelbyville to live with her only child, Mrs.Albert F. Wray, she was 75 years old.
Married first to a Dorsey
The remains of Mrs. Lydia Armstrong were brought here from Shelbyville and laid to rest in South Park. The deceased was a widow of Dr. James Dorsey who practiced medicine in this city and in St. Paul some 40 years ago. After his death she she married Robert Armstrong of Edinburg, where she lived till recently, when she moved to Shelbyville to live with her only child, Mrs.Albert F. Wray, she was 75 years old.
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