MRS. LIZZIE IRVIN DIED IN THE WEST
Body Will Be Brought From Minnesota and Buried at Gerrardstown
Formerly Lived at Bunker Hill.
Word has been received by relatives here of the death of Mrs. Lizzie Irvin, who expired Tuesday at her home in Minnesota, aged about 60 years. She was a Miss Lamon, of Bunker Hill, and her first husband was Samuel Gold, of near that place. After his death she married Mr. Irvin, of Westminister, Md. She is well remembered by people in town and county. She leaves three children by her first husband. They are Robert and Frank Gold, in the West, and Mrs. Nannie Boswell, in Washington; also a brother, Milton Lamon, of Bunker Hill, and sister, Mrs. Annie Morgan, of Washington. The remains will be brought here, arriving tomorrow on the morning C. V. train and, in charge of Undertaker Kogelschatz, they will be taken direct to Gerrardstown for burial.
Martinsburg Herald (Martinsburg, West Virginia) Sat, Nov 6, 1909 Page 4
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Marriage of Irwin--Gold.
Mr. P. H. Irwin, of the engineer corps of the B. & O. R. R. Company, and Mrs. M. E. Gold,
widow of the late Samuel Gold, of Bunker Hill, were married at the residence of Mrs. Dorothy Lamon, in Washington, on Tuesday at high noon. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Irwin left on an extended trip through the northern states and Canada. They will reside in Westminster, Md. Mrs, Harry Bogart, Miss Mamie Rutledge, Mrs. Bessie Lamon, Mrs. Wm. Morgan and Mr. Alburtis Lamon, of this city, attended the wedding.
Martinsburg Independent (Martinsburg, West Virginia) Sat, Nov 19, 1898 Page 3
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Minnesota, U.S., Death Index, 1908-2017
Name Mary E Irwin
Record Type Death
Death Date 2 Nov 1909
Death Place Freeborn, Minnesota, USA
Death Registration Date 1909
Certificate Number 003735
Record Number 40823
Body Will Be Brought From Minnesota and Buried at Gerrardstown
Formerly Lived at Bunker Hill.
Word has been received by relatives here of the death of Mrs. Lizzie Irvin, who expired Tuesday at her home in Minnesota, aged about 60 years. She was a Miss Lamon, of Bunker Hill, and her first husband was Samuel Gold, of near that place. After his death she married Mr. Irvin, of Westminister, Md. She is well remembered by people in town and county. She leaves three children by her first husband. They are Robert and Frank Gold, in the West, and Mrs. Nannie Boswell, in Washington; also a brother, Milton Lamon, of Bunker Hill, and sister, Mrs. Annie Morgan, of Washington. The remains will be brought here, arriving tomorrow on the morning C. V. train and, in charge of Undertaker Kogelschatz, they will be taken direct to Gerrardstown for burial.
Martinsburg Herald (Martinsburg, West Virginia) Sat, Nov 6, 1909 Page 4
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Marriage of Irwin--Gold.
Mr. P. H. Irwin, of the engineer corps of the B. & O. R. R. Company, and Mrs. M. E. Gold,
widow of the late Samuel Gold, of Bunker Hill, were married at the residence of Mrs. Dorothy Lamon, in Washington, on Tuesday at high noon. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Irwin left on an extended trip through the northern states and Canada. They will reside in Westminster, Md. Mrs, Harry Bogart, Miss Mamie Rutledge, Mrs. Bessie Lamon, Mrs. Wm. Morgan and Mr. Alburtis Lamon, of this city, attended the wedding.
Martinsburg Independent (Martinsburg, West Virginia) Sat, Nov 19, 1898 Page 3
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Minnesota, U.S., Death Index, 1908-2017
Name Mary E Irwin
Record Type Death
Death Date 2 Nov 1909
Death Place Freeborn, Minnesota, USA
Death Registration Date 1909
Certificate Number 003735
Record Number 40823
MRS. LIZZIE IRVIN DIED IN THE WEST
Body Will Be Brought From Minnesota and Buried at Gerrardstown
Formerly Lived at Bunker Hill.
Word has been received by relatives here of the death of Mrs. Lizzie Irvin, who expired Tuesday at her home in Minnesota, aged about 60 years. She was a Miss Lamon, of Bunker Hill, and her first husband was Samuel Gold, of near that place. After his death she married Mr. Irvin, of Westminister, Md. She is well remembered by people in town and county. She leaves three children by her first husband. They are Robert and Frank Gold, in the West, and Mrs. Nannie Boswell, in Washington; also a brother, Milton Lamon, of Bunker Hill, and sister, Mrs. Annie Morgan, of Washington. The remains will be brought here, arriving tomorrow on the morning C. V. train and, in charge of Undertaker Kogelschatz, they will be taken direct to Gerrardstown for burial.
Martinsburg Herald (Martinsburg, West Virginia) Sat, Nov 6, 1909 Page 4
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Marriage of Irwin--Gold.
Mr. P. H. Irwin, of the engineer corps of the B. & O. R. R. Company, and Mrs. M. E. Gold,
widow of the late Samuel Gold, of Bunker Hill, were married at the residence of Mrs. Dorothy Lamon, in Washington, on Tuesday at high noon. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Irwin left on an extended trip through the northern states and Canada. They will reside in Westminster, Md. Mrs, Harry Bogart, Miss Mamie Rutledge, Mrs. Bessie Lamon, Mrs. Wm. Morgan and Mr. Alburtis Lamon, of this city, attended the wedding.
Martinsburg Independent (Martinsburg, West Virginia) Sat, Nov 19, 1898 Page 3
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Minnesota, U.S., Death Index, 1908-2017
Name Mary E Irwin
Record Type Death
Death Date 2 Nov 1909
Death Place Freeborn, Minnesota, USA
Death Registration Date 1909
Certificate Number 003735
Record Number 40823
Body Will Be Brought From Minnesota and Buried at Gerrardstown
Formerly Lived at Bunker Hill.
Word has been received by relatives here of the death of Mrs. Lizzie Irvin, who expired Tuesday at her home in Minnesota, aged about 60 years. She was a Miss Lamon, of Bunker Hill, and her first husband was Samuel Gold, of near that place. After his death she married Mr. Irvin, of Westminister, Md. She is well remembered by people in town and county. She leaves three children by her first husband. They are Robert and Frank Gold, in the West, and Mrs. Nannie Boswell, in Washington; also a brother, Milton Lamon, of Bunker Hill, and sister, Mrs. Annie Morgan, of Washington. The remains will be brought here, arriving tomorrow on the morning C. V. train and, in charge of Undertaker Kogelschatz, they will be taken direct to Gerrardstown for burial.
Martinsburg Herald (Martinsburg, West Virginia) Sat, Nov 6, 1909 Page 4
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Marriage of Irwin--Gold.
Mr. P. H. Irwin, of the engineer corps of the B. & O. R. R. Company, and Mrs. M. E. Gold,
widow of the late Samuel Gold, of Bunker Hill, were married at the residence of Mrs. Dorothy Lamon, in Washington, on Tuesday at high noon. After the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Irwin left on an extended trip through the northern states and Canada. They will reside in Westminster, Md. Mrs, Harry Bogart, Miss Mamie Rutledge, Mrs. Bessie Lamon, Mrs. Wm. Morgan and Mr. Alburtis Lamon, of this city, attended the wedding.
Martinsburg Independent (Martinsburg, West Virginia) Sat, Nov 19, 1898 Page 3
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Minnesota, U.S., Death Index, 1908-2017
Name Mary E Irwin
Record Type Death
Death Date 2 Nov 1909
Death Place Freeborn, Minnesota, USA
Death Registration Date 1909
Certificate Number 003735
Record Number 40823
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