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The Springdale News
Thornsberry, AR
July 21, 1899
The widow Long, who lived seven miles northwest of Bentonville, has gone to the mysterious beyond. She was a good christian woman and leaves seven children to mourn her loss. She was once a resident of Thornsberry and her remains were laid to rest in the Thornsberry cemetery, Bro. Hopkins of Elm Springs conducting the burial services. Her children have the sympathy of the entire community.
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The Springdale News
Thornsberry, AR
July 21, 1899
The widow Long, who lived seven miles northwest of Bentonville, has gone to the mysterious beyond. She was a good christian woman and leaves seven children to mourn her loss. She was once a resident of Thornsberry and her remains were laid to rest in the Thornsberry cemetery, Bro. Hopkins of Elm Springs conducting the burial services. Her children have the sympathy of the entire community.
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The Springdale News
Thornsberry, AR
July 21, 1899
The widow Long, who lived seven miles northwest of Bentonville, has gone to the mysterious beyond. She was a good christian woman and leaves seven children to mourn her loss. She was once a resident of Thornsberry and her remains were laid to rest in the Thornsberry cemetery, Bro. Hopkins of Elm Springs conducting the burial services. Her children have the sympathy of the entire community.
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The Springdale News
Thornsberry, AR
July 21, 1899
The widow Long, who lived seven miles northwest of Bentonville, has gone to the mysterious beyond. She was a good christian woman and leaves seven children to mourn her loss. She was once a resident of Thornsberry and her remains were laid to rest in the Thornsberry cemetery, Bro. Hopkins of Elm Springs conducting the burial services. Her children have the sympathy of the entire community.
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