Jacksonville Times Union, 6 Feb 1901
Mrs. C.H. Leffler Dead.
Wife of an Old and Prominent Citizen.
Mrs. C.H. Leffler died at Tampa Sunday of consumption. She was brought to Sanford Monday and the funeral took place this afternoon at the Methodist Church. Rev. J.D. Bell conducted the services.
Mrs. Leffler was Mary Francis Bibb, daughter of the late Crawford Bibb of Montgomery, Ala. Her husband, Charles H. Leffler has been a prominent businessman of Sanford for over twenty years. He gave up the business about sic months ago, and accompanied his wife to different resorts hoping to restore her health. She leaves a daughter, her husband, and a son, Charles D. Leffler, of Miami. She was a member of the Methodist Church and a prominent worker in the cause of temperance.
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Mrs. C.H. Leffler Dead.
Wife of an Old and Prominent Citizen.
Mrs. C.H. Leffler died at Tampa Sunday of consumption. She was brought to Sanford Monday and the funeral took place this afternoon at the Methodist Church. Rev. J.D. Bell conducted the services.
Mrs. Leffler was Mary Francis Bibb, daughter of the late Crawford Bibb of Montgomery, Ala. Her husband, Charles H. Leffler has been a prominent businessman of Sanford for over twenty years. He gave up the business about sic months ago, and accompanied his wife to different resorts hoping to restore her health. She leaves a daughter, her husband, and a son, Charles D. Leffler, of Miami. She was a member of the Methodist Church and a prominent worker in the cause of temperance.
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Jacksonville Times Union, 6 Feb 1901
Mrs. C.H. Leffler Dead.
Wife of an Old and Prominent Citizen.
Mrs. C.H. Leffler died at Tampa Sunday of consumption. She was brought to Sanford Monday and the funeral took place this afternoon at the Methodist Church. Rev. J.D. Bell conducted the services.
Mrs. Leffler was Mary Francis Bibb, daughter of the late Crawford Bibb of Montgomery, Ala. Her husband, Charles H. Leffler has been a prominent businessman of Sanford for over twenty years. He gave up the business about sic months ago, and accompanied his wife to different resorts hoping to restore her health. She leaves a daughter, her husband, and a son, Charles D. Leffler, of Miami. She was a member of the Methodist Church and a prominent worker in the cause of temperance.
https://books.google.com/books/reader?id=xNo_AAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&pg=GBS.PA255
Mrs. C.H. Leffler Dead.
Wife of an Old and Prominent Citizen.
Mrs. C.H. Leffler died at Tampa Sunday of consumption. She was brought to Sanford Monday and the funeral took place this afternoon at the Methodist Church. Rev. J.D. Bell conducted the services.
Mrs. Leffler was Mary Francis Bibb, daughter of the late Crawford Bibb of Montgomery, Ala. Her husband, Charles H. Leffler has been a prominent businessman of Sanford for over twenty years. He gave up the business about sic months ago, and accompanied his wife to different resorts hoping to restore her health. She leaves a daughter, her husband, and a son, Charles D. Leffler, of Miami. She was a member of the Methodist Church and a prominent worker in the cause of temperance.
https://books.google.com/books/reader?id=xNo_AAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&output=reader&pg=GBS.PA255
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