From Ontario Repository and Messenger 11 June 1873
In Victor, on Monday, June 2d, Julia E., wife of William R. Dryer, and daughter of the late Charles F. Dickinson, Esq., of that town, aged 33 years. The funeral services took place on Tuesday afternoon, at the Universalist church in Victor, which was crowded by a large number of relatives and sympathizing friends. Several friends of the family from this village were in attendance. The deceased was a lady of rare amiability and sweetness of disposition, and her death brings deep sorrow to the whole community. She leaves two small children to mourn a fond mother's loss.
In Victor, on Monday, June 2d, Julia E., wife of William R. Dryer, and daughter of the late Charles F. Dickinson, Esq., of that town, aged 33 years. The funeral services took place on Tuesday afternoon, at the Universalist church in Victor, which was crowded by a large number of relatives and sympathizing friends. Several friends of the family from this village were in attendance. The deceased was a lady of rare amiability and sweetness of disposition, and her death brings deep sorrow to the whole community. She leaves two small children to mourn a fond mother's loss.
From Ontario Repository and Messenger 11 June 1873
In Victor, on Monday, June 2d, Julia E., wife of William R. Dryer, and daughter of the late Charles F. Dickinson, Esq., of that town, aged 33 years. The funeral services took place on Tuesday afternoon, at the Universalist church in Victor, which was crowded by a large number of relatives and sympathizing friends. Several friends of the family from this village were in attendance. The deceased was a lady of rare amiability and sweetness of disposition, and her death brings deep sorrow to the whole community. She leaves two small children to mourn a fond mother's loss.
In Victor, on Monday, June 2d, Julia E., wife of William R. Dryer, and daughter of the late Charles F. Dickinson, Esq., of that town, aged 33 years. The funeral services took place on Tuesday afternoon, at the Universalist church in Victor, which was crowded by a large number of relatives and sympathizing friends. Several friends of the family from this village were in attendance. The deceased was a lady of rare amiability and sweetness of disposition, and her death brings deep sorrow to the whole community. She leaves two small children to mourn a fond mother's loss.
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