Obit-Gonzales Inquirer Feb. 9, 1900
A telephone message was received this morning from Victoria by Mr. W. M. Fly stating that Mrs. Ben Fly had died this morning between 7 and 8 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Fly had only been married two or three years. Mr. Fly was raised in Gonzales and a host of friends will sympathize with him in his deep sorrow.
Obit-Gonzales Inquirer Feb. 12, 1900
In speaking of the death of Mrs. Ben W. Fly at Victoria last Friday, the Visitor says: At twelve o'clock today in this city occurred the death of Mrs. Jessie Fly, wife of County Judge Ben W. Fly, of gastritis. Mrs. Fly was taken sick last Sunday and gradually grew worse and her condition became alarming yesterday. Everything within medical power was done to save her life, but death claimed her at the hour stated. Mrs. Fly was the daughter of Mr. Willis McCutcheon of this city and at the time of her death was 26 years old. Besides a devoted husband, she leaves to mourn her death, a father, two brothers and two sisters, (Mrs. Thos. Campbell, of Goliad county, and Mrs. Ragsdale of Hallestsville.)
A telephone message was received this morning from Victoria by Mr. W. M. Fly stating that Mrs. Ben Fly had died this morning between 7 and 8 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Fly had only been married two or three years. Mr. Fly was raised in Gonzales and a host of friends will sympathize with him in his deep sorrow.
Obit-Gonzales Inquirer Feb. 12, 1900
In speaking of the death of Mrs. Ben W. Fly at Victoria last Friday, the Visitor says: At twelve o'clock today in this city occurred the death of Mrs. Jessie Fly, wife of County Judge Ben W. Fly, of gastritis. Mrs. Fly was taken sick last Sunday and gradually grew worse and her condition became alarming yesterday. Everything within medical power was done to save her life, but death claimed her at the hour stated. Mrs. Fly was the daughter of Mr. Willis McCutcheon of this city and at the time of her death was 26 years old. Besides a devoted husband, she leaves to mourn her death, a father, two brothers and two sisters, (Mrs. Thos. Campbell, of Goliad county, and Mrs. Ragsdale of Hallestsville.)
Obit-Gonzales Inquirer Feb. 9, 1900
A telephone message was received this morning from Victoria by Mr. W. M. Fly stating that Mrs. Ben Fly had died this morning between 7 and 8 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Fly had only been married two or three years. Mr. Fly was raised in Gonzales and a host of friends will sympathize with him in his deep sorrow.
Obit-Gonzales Inquirer Feb. 12, 1900
In speaking of the death of Mrs. Ben W. Fly at Victoria last Friday, the Visitor says: At twelve o'clock today in this city occurred the death of Mrs. Jessie Fly, wife of County Judge Ben W. Fly, of gastritis. Mrs. Fly was taken sick last Sunday and gradually grew worse and her condition became alarming yesterday. Everything within medical power was done to save her life, but death claimed her at the hour stated. Mrs. Fly was the daughter of Mr. Willis McCutcheon of this city and at the time of her death was 26 years old. Besides a devoted husband, she leaves to mourn her death, a father, two brothers and two sisters, (Mrs. Thos. Campbell, of Goliad county, and Mrs. Ragsdale of Hallestsville.)
A telephone message was received this morning from Victoria by Mr. W. M. Fly stating that Mrs. Ben Fly had died this morning between 7 and 8 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Fly had only been married two or three years. Mr. Fly was raised in Gonzales and a host of friends will sympathize with him in his deep sorrow.
Obit-Gonzales Inquirer Feb. 12, 1900
In speaking of the death of Mrs. Ben W. Fly at Victoria last Friday, the Visitor says: At twelve o'clock today in this city occurred the death of Mrs. Jessie Fly, wife of County Judge Ben W. Fly, of gastritis. Mrs. Fly was taken sick last Sunday and gradually grew worse and her condition became alarming yesterday. Everything within medical power was done to save her life, but death claimed her at the hour stated. Mrs. Fly was the daughter of Mr. Willis McCutcheon of this city and at the time of her death was 26 years old. Besides a devoted husband, she leaves to mourn her death, a father, two brothers and two sisters, (Mrs. Thos. Campbell, of Goliad county, and Mrs. Ragsdale of Hallestsville.)
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