She married Samuel Crawford.
“Mrs. Sarah Crawford, 97, former resident of Attica, died at the home of her son, John Crawford, in Hollywood, California. Her remains were brought to Danville, Illinois, where funeral services were held Monday, from the Berkhalter Funeral Home. Burial was made in Springhill Cemetery.
Mrs. Crawford was the mother of “Doc” Crawford, at one time engineer of the Wabash Gravel train in Attica.” – October 8, 1936
“Mrs. Sarah Crawford, 97, former resident of Attica, died at the home of her son, John Crawford, in Hollywood, California. Her remains were brought to Danville, Illinois, where funeral services were held Monday, from the Berkhalter Funeral Home. Burial was made in Springhill Cemetery.
Mrs. Crawford was the mother of “Doc” Crawford, at one time engineer of the Wabash Gravel train in Attica.” – October 8, 1936
She married Samuel Crawford.
“Mrs. Sarah Crawford, 97, former resident of Attica, died at the home of her son, John Crawford, in Hollywood, California. Her remains were brought to Danville, Illinois, where funeral services were held Monday, from the Berkhalter Funeral Home. Burial was made in Springhill Cemetery.
Mrs. Crawford was the mother of “Doc” Crawford, at one time engineer of the Wabash Gravel train in Attica.” – October 8, 1936
“Mrs. Sarah Crawford, 97, former resident of Attica, died at the home of her son, John Crawford, in Hollywood, California. Her remains were brought to Danville, Illinois, where funeral services were held Monday, from the Berkhalter Funeral Home. Burial was made in Springhill Cemetery.
Mrs. Crawford was the mother of “Doc” Crawford, at one time engineer of the Wabash Gravel train in Attica.” – October 8, 1936
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