From The Daily Leader (Pontiac newspaper) September 28, 1900:
We are sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Nancy Jacobs.
Mrs. Nancy Jacobs was called to her home above last Wednesday after suffering with that dread disease consumption.
Mrs Nancy Rebecca Jacobs was born in Spaulding County, Ohio February 6, 1881. She came to Illinois February 7, 1893.
Her health failing, she went with her husband to Colorado Springs June 5, 1900, but came back to this state in August.
She died at the home of John Naser, Sr September 19, 1900.
She leaves a husband, three brothers and four sisters.
(Obituary courtesy of Anton Jacobs)
We are sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Nancy Jacobs.
Mrs. Nancy Jacobs was called to her home above last Wednesday after suffering with that dread disease consumption.
Mrs Nancy Rebecca Jacobs was born in Spaulding County, Ohio February 6, 1881. She came to Illinois February 7, 1893.
Her health failing, she went with her husband to Colorado Springs June 5, 1900, but came back to this state in August.
She died at the home of John Naser, Sr September 19, 1900.
She leaves a husband, three brothers and four sisters.
(Obituary courtesy of Anton Jacobs)
From The Daily Leader (Pontiac newspaper) September 28, 1900:
We are sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Nancy Jacobs.
Mrs. Nancy Jacobs was called to her home above last Wednesday after suffering with that dread disease consumption.
Mrs Nancy Rebecca Jacobs was born in Spaulding County, Ohio February 6, 1881. She came to Illinois February 7, 1893.
Her health failing, she went with her husband to Colorado Springs June 5, 1900, but came back to this state in August.
She died at the home of John Naser, Sr September 19, 1900.
She leaves a husband, three brothers and four sisters.
(Obituary courtesy of Anton Jacobs)
We are sorry to hear of the death of Mrs. Nancy Jacobs.
Mrs. Nancy Jacobs was called to her home above last Wednesday after suffering with that dread disease consumption.
Mrs Nancy Rebecca Jacobs was born in Spaulding County, Ohio February 6, 1881. She came to Illinois February 7, 1893.
Her health failing, she went with her husband to Colorado Springs June 5, 1900, but came back to this state in August.
She died at the home of John Naser, Sr September 19, 1900.
She leaves a husband, three brothers and four sisters.
(Obituary courtesy of Anton Jacobs)
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