Mrs. Isabel Bibb Is Claimed by Reaper
Prominent Montgomery Woman Dies at Home om South McDonough St.
Mrs. Isabel Bibb, widow of Peyton Bibb, died at 12:10 o'clock Friday morning, at her residence, 511 South McDonough street. She leaves her daughters, Mrs. Jason Smith, of Snowdoun, Mrs. C. P. Anderson, Mrs. Bibb Graves, and Mrs. S. G. Kimbrough of Montgomery, and Mrs. Harden H. Fitts, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Bibb was a daughter of the Old South and the news of her death will be the cause of universal regret in Montgomery, where she lived and where her example was exemplified.
--The Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Alabama) · Friday, April 20, 1923
Prominent Montgomery Woman Dies at Home om South McDonough St.
Mrs. Isabel Bibb, widow of Peyton Bibb, died at 12:10 o'clock Friday morning, at her residence, 511 South McDonough street. She leaves her daughters, Mrs. Jason Smith, of Snowdoun, Mrs. C. P. Anderson, Mrs. Bibb Graves, and Mrs. S. G. Kimbrough of Montgomery, and Mrs. Harden H. Fitts, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Bibb was a daughter of the Old South and the news of her death will be the cause of universal regret in Montgomery, where she lived and where her example was exemplified.
--The Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Alabama) · Friday, April 20, 1923
Mrs. Isabel Bibb Is Claimed by Reaper
Prominent Montgomery Woman Dies at Home om South McDonough St.
Mrs. Isabel Bibb, widow of Peyton Bibb, died at 12:10 o'clock Friday morning, at her residence, 511 South McDonough street. She leaves her daughters, Mrs. Jason Smith, of Snowdoun, Mrs. C. P. Anderson, Mrs. Bibb Graves, and Mrs. S. G. Kimbrough of Montgomery, and Mrs. Harden H. Fitts, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Bibb was a daughter of the Old South and the news of her death will be the cause of universal regret in Montgomery, where she lived and where her example was exemplified.
--The Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Alabama) · Friday, April 20, 1923
Prominent Montgomery Woman Dies at Home om South McDonough St.
Mrs. Isabel Bibb, widow of Peyton Bibb, died at 12:10 o'clock Friday morning, at her residence, 511 South McDonough street. She leaves her daughters, Mrs. Jason Smith, of Snowdoun, Mrs. C. P. Anderson, Mrs. Bibb Graves, and Mrs. S. G. Kimbrough of Montgomery, and Mrs. Harden H. Fitts, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Bibb was a daughter of the Old South and the news of her death will be the cause of universal regret in Montgomery, where she lived and where her example was exemplified.
--The Montgomery Advertiser (Montgomery, Alabama) · Friday, April 20, 1923
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