The Pantagraph, April 21, 1902:
MRS. A. L. NULL
-Dora, wife of Alvin L. Null, died at her home, two miles south of Downs, at 4 o'clock Sunday morning, after a week's illness with pneumonia. Mrs. Null was 46 years of age and was a daughter of Mrs. Wayatt, of Bloomington. She was marries several years ago to Alvin L. Null, who together with two daughters, Jennie and Iris, survives. Iris is critically ill with pneumonia, having been taken sick before her mother. Her mother and the following brothers also survive: Joseph Wayatt, of Bloomington; M. L. Wayatt, of Downs, and I. M. Wayatt, of Lafayette, Ind; also five sisters, Mrs. Wamsley, Mrs. Frank Cowden, Mrs. Thomas Campbell, Mrs. Charles Romine and Miss Nettie Adams, the latter living with her mother. Mrs. Null was a member of the Downs M. E. Church and was a woman who will be greatly missed in her family and circle of friends.
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Married Levi Alvin Null on December 15, 1880 in Illinois.
MRS. A. L. NULL
-Dora, wife of Alvin L. Null, died at her home, two miles south of Downs, at 4 o'clock Sunday morning, after a week's illness with pneumonia. Mrs. Null was 46 years of age and was a daughter of Mrs. Wayatt, of Bloomington. She was marries several years ago to Alvin L. Null, who together with two daughters, Jennie and Iris, survives. Iris is critically ill with pneumonia, having been taken sick before her mother. Her mother and the following brothers also survive: Joseph Wayatt, of Bloomington; M. L. Wayatt, of Downs, and I. M. Wayatt, of Lafayette, Ind; also five sisters, Mrs. Wamsley, Mrs. Frank Cowden, Mrs. Thomas Campbell, Mrs. Charles Romine and Miss Nettie Adams, the latter living with her mother. Mrs. Null was a member of the Downs M. E. Church and was a woman who will be greatly missed in her family and circle of friends.
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Married Levi Alvin Null on December 15, 1880 in Illinois.
The Pantagraph, April 21, 1902:
MRS. A. L. NULL
-Dora, wife of Alvin L. Null, died at her home, two miles south of Downs, at 4 o'clock Sunday morning, after a week's illness with pneumonia. Mrs. Null was 46 years of age and was a daughter of Mrs. Wayatt, of Bloomington. She was marries several years ago to Alvin L. Null, who together with two daughters, Jennie and Iris, survives. Iris is critically ill with pneumonia, having been taken sick before her mother. Her mother and the following brothers also survive: Joseph Wayatt, of Bloomington; M. L. Wayatt, of Downs, and I. M. Wayatt, of Lafayette, Ind; also five sisters, Mrs. Wamsley, Mrs. Frank Cowden, Mrs. Thomas Campbell, Mrs. Charles Romine and Miss Nettie Adams, the latter living with her mother. Mrs. Null was a member of the Downs M. E. Church and was a woman who will be greatly missed in her family and circle of friends.
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Married Levi Alvin Null on December 15, 1880 in Illinois.
MRS. A. L. NULL
-Dora, wife of Alvin L. Null, died at her home, two miles south of Downs, at 4 o'clock Sunday morning, after a week's illness with pneumonia. Mrs. Null was 46 years of age and was a daughter of Mrs. Wayatt, of Bloomington. She was marries several years ago to Alvin L. Null, who together with two daughters, Jennie and Iris, survives. Iris is critically ill with pneumonia, having been taken sick before her mother. Her mother and the following brothers also survive: Joseph Wayatt, of Bloomington; M. L. Wayatt, of Downs, and I. M. Wayatt, of Lafayette, Ind; also five sisters, Mrs. Wamsley, Mrs. Frank Cowden, Mrs. Thomas Campbell, Mrs. Charles Romine and Miss Nettie Adams, the latter living with her mother. Mrs. Null was a member of the Downs M. E. Church and was a woman who will be greatly missed in her family and circle of friends.
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Married Levi Alvin Null on December 15, 1880 in Illinois.
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