Katharine's obituary from the June 18, 1884 edition of The Otsego Republican:
"Hartwick.
Mrs. Catharine, wife of F. N. Bissell, was buried here on the 6th inst. She had suffered much with gangrene in one of her feet, but was confined to her bed but a few days. She had lived well nigh four score years. Mrs. B. was a quiet, cheerful christian lady, whose influence was best felt and known for good in her own immediate circle of friendship, among her neighbors and her children. Her funeral services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Gill of the M. E. church."
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"Hartwick.
Mrs. Catharine, wife of F. N. Bissell, was buried here on the 6th inst. She had suffered much with gangrene in one of her feet, but was confined to her bed but a few days. She had lived well nigh four score years. Mrs. B. was a quiet, cheerful christian lady, whose influence was best felt and known for good in her own immediate circle of friendship, among her neighbors and her children. Her funeral services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Gill of the M. E. church."
Contributor: Blais Brancheau (48285064) • [email protected]
Katharine's obituary from the June 18, 1884 edition of The Otsego Republican:
"Hartwick.
Mrs. Catharine, wife of F. N. Bissell, was buried here on the 6th inst. She had suffered much with gangrene in one of her feet, but was confined to her bed but a few days. She had lived well nigh four score years. Mrs. B. was a quiet, cheerful christian lady, whose influence was best felt and known for good in her own immediate circle of friendship, among her neighbors and her children. Her funeral services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Gill of the M. E. church."
Contributor: Blais Brancheau (48285064) • [email protected]
"Hartwick.
Mrs. Catharine, wife of F. N. Bissell, was buried here on the 6th inst. She had suffered much with gangrene in one of her feet, but was confined to her bed but a few days. She had lived well nigh four score years. Mrs. B. was a quiet, cheerful christian lady, whose influence was best felt and known for good in her own immediate circle of friendship, among her neighbors and her children. Her funeral services were conducted by Rev. Mr. Gill of the M. E. church."
Contributor: Blais Brancheau (48285064) • [email protected]
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Katharine
Greene
His Wife
Born Dec. 17, 1805,
Died June 4, 1884
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