South Kansas Tribune, Wed., Apr. 23, 1879
MRS. MARY PARKER, of Kansas City, with her mother, Mrs. Croff, of Elmwood, have been visiting friends in our city for several weeks. While here, Mrs. Parker had the remains of her father, John Croff, removed from Harrisonville to one of the most eligible lots in Mount Hope Cemetery and a neat Tombstone erected, at her own expense.
Transcribed by Bill Andres (47602571).
MRS. MARY PARKER, of Kansas City, with her mother, Mrs. Croff, of Elmwood, have been visiting friends in our city for several weeks. While here, Mrs. Parker had the remains of her father, John Croff, removed from Harrisonville to one of the most eligible lots in Mount Hope Cemetery and a neat Tombstone erected, at her own expense.
Transcribed by Bill Andres (47602571).
South Kansas Tribune, Wed., Apr. 23, 1879
MRS. MARY PARKER, of Kansas City, with her mother, Mrs. Croff, of Elmwood, have been visiting friends in our city for several weeks. While here, Mrs. Parker had the remains of her father, John Croff, removed from Harrisonville to one of the most eligible lots in Mount Hope Cemetery and a neat Tombstone erected, at her own expense.
Transcribed by Bill Andres (47602571).
MRS. MARY PARKER, of Kansas City, with her mother, Mrs. Croff, of Elmwood, have been visiting friends in our city for several weeks. While here, Mrs. Parker had the remains of her father, John Croff, removed from Harrisonville to one of the most eligible lots in Mount Hope Cemetery and a neat Tombstone erected, at her own expense.
Transcribed by Bill Andres (47602571).
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(Near top of monument NOTATION: IN MEMORY OF). Aged 73 Y. 3 M. 24 D.
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(Burial records transcribed by Judy Hall.)
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