Osborne County Farmer newspaper
Osborne, Osborne County, Kansas
June 30, 1881
Page 3
The wife of Mr. Matthew Englehorn of Winfield Township, died very suddenly of heart disease, Friday night. She was sitting in her chair, apparently as well as usual, and expired without the least struggle. The bereaved husband desires us to express his heartfelt thanks to the kind neighbors who have so freely volunteered the helping hand of sympathy in the hour of need.
Osborne County Farmer newspaper
Osborne, Osborne County, Kansas
March 30, 1882
Mr. Englehorn has put a fence around the graves of his wife and child, and painted it white.
Osborne, Osborne County, Kansas
June 30, 1881
Page 3
The wife of Mr. Matthew Englehorn of Winfield Township, died very suddenly of heart disease, Friday night. She was sitting in her chair, apparently as well as usual, and expired without the least struggle. The bereaved husband desires us to express his heartfelt thanks to the kind neighbors who have so freely volunteered the helping hand of sympathy in the hour of need.
Osborne County Farmer newspaper
Osborne, Osborne County, Kansas
March 30, 1882
Mr. Englehorn has put a fence around the graves of his wife and child, and painted it white.
Osborne County Farmer newspaper
Osborne, Osborne County, Kansas
June 30, 1881
Page 3
The wife of Mr. Matthew Englehorn of Winfield Township, died very suddenly of heart disease, Friday night. She was sitting in her chair, apparently as well as usual, and expired without the least struggle. The bereaved husband desires us to express his heartfelt thanks to the kind neighbors who have so freely volunteered the helping hand of sympathy in the hour of need.
Osborne County Farmer newspaper
Osborne, Osborne County, Kansas
March 30, 1882
Mr. Englehorn has put a fence around the graves of his wife and child, and painted it white.
Osborne, Osborne County, Kansas
June 30, 1881
Page 3
The wife of Mr. Matthew Englehorn of Winfield Township, died very suddenly of heart disease, Friday night. She was sitting in her chair, apparently as well as usual, and expired without the least struggle. The bereaved husband desires us to express his heartfelt thanks to the kind neighbors who have so freely volunteered the helping hand of sympathy in the hour of need.
Osborne County Farmer newspaper
Osborne, Osborne County, Kansas
March 30, 1882
Mr. Englehorn has put a fence around the graves of his wife and child, and painted it white.
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