Wife of Thomas Habbart.
71 years old. Funeral was held at
the residence of her son-in-law,
Emmor R. Lloyd, in Claymont, DE.
Source: Chester Times, 1/13/1898, page 5.
Mrs. Angeline Habbart, 71, died of
dropsy that she had been suffering
for many years.
She was the wife of Thomas Habbart
with whom she would have celebrated
50 years of marriage on October 13,
of this year.
She and her husband were devoted
members of the Episcopal Church.
Survivors include two daughters
and one son.
Source:
The News Journal (Wilmington, DE),
Wednesday, 12 Jan 1898, Page 2,
Newspapers.com.
71 years old. Funeral was held at
the residence of her son-in-law,
Emmor R. Lloyd, in Claymont, DE.
Source: Chester Times, 1/13/1898, page 5.
Mrs. Angeline Habbart, 71, died of
dropsy that she had been suffering
for many years.
She was the wife of Thomas Habbart
with whom she would have celebrated
50 years of marriage on October 13,
of this year.
She and her husband were devoted
members of the Episcopal Church.
Survivors include two daughters
and one son.
Source:
The News Journal (Wilmington, DE),
Wednesday, 12 Jan 1898, Page 2,
Newspapers.com.
Wife of Thomas Habbart.
71 years old. Funeral was held at
the residence of her son-in-law,
Emmor R. Lloyd, in Claymont, DE.
Source: Chester Times, 1/13/1898, page 5.
Mrs. Angeline Habbart, 71, died of
dropsy that she had been suffering
for many years.
She was the wife of Thomas Habbart
with whom she would have celebrated
50 years of marriage on October 13,
of this year.
She and her husband were devoted
members of the Episcopal Church.
Survivors include two daughters
and one son.
Source:
The News Journal (Wilmington, DE),
Wednesday, 12 Jan 1898, Page 2,
Newspapers.com.
71 years old. Funeral was held at
the residence of her son-in-law,
Emmor R. Lloyd, in Claymont, DE.
Source: Chester Times, 1/13/1898, page 5.
Mrs. Angeline Habbart, 71, died of
dropsy that she had been suffering
for many years.
She was the wife of Thomas Habbart
with whom she would have celebrated
50 years of marriage on October 13,
of this year.
She and her husband were devoted
members of the Episcopal Church.
Survivors include two daughters
and one son.
Source:
The News Journal (Wilmington, DE),
Wednesday, 12 Jan 1898, Page 2,
Newspapers.com.
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