Printed in The Davis News on Feb. 3, 1921; Reprinted with permission
Mrs. F. B. Birdwell
Mrs. Dora May Birdwell, wife of F. B. Birdwell, a farmer living 3 miles west of Davis, was stricken with the "flu" last Thursday. She died Sunday night at 10 o'clock, having lived only three days after the disease struck her and developed into meningitis.
The funeral was held Tuesday, conducted by Rev. J. J. Franklin. Burial was in Green Hill cemetery about 1 p.m.
Mrs. Birdwell was 40 years old, having been born Dec. 9, 1880, in Boone county, Ark. She left there with her parents at the age of 13, moving to Davis and lived near here the remainder of her life. On July 4, 1896, she married F. B. Birdwell, to which union were born: Matilda, Alvin, Dollie, Robert, Johnnie, Ruth, Wilburn, Lucile and Dora May, all of whom survive. Two brothers, Walter and John Edgmon, live near here and she had relatives at other places.
Mrs. Birdwell was a good wife, mother and neighbor, and will be missed not only by husband and children but by the many friends she had made.
Mrs. F. B. Birdwell
Mrs. Dora May Birdwell, wife of F. B. Birdwell, a farmer living 3 miles west of Davis, was stricken with the "flu" last Thursday. She died Sunday night at 10 o'clock, having lived only three days after the disease struck her and developed into meningitis.
The funeral was held Tuesday, conducted by Rev. J. J. Franklin. Burial was in Green Hill cemetery about 1 p.m.
Mrs. Birdwell was 40 years old, having been born Dec. 9, 1880, in Boone county, Ark. She left there with her parents at the age of 13, moving to Davis and lived near here the remainder of her life. On July 4, 1896, she married F. B. Birdwell, to which union were born: Matilda, Alvin, Dollie, Robert, Johnnie, Ruth, Wilburn, Lucile and Dora May, all of whom survive. Two brothers, Walter and John Edgmon, live near here and she had relatives at other places.
Mrs. Birdwell was a good wife, mother and neighbor, and will be missed not only by husband and children but by the many friends she had made.
Printed in The Davis News on Feb. 3, 1921; Reprinted with permission
Mrs. F. B. Birdwell
Mrs. Dora May Birdwell, wife of F. B. Birdwell, a farmer living 3 miles west of Davis, was stricken with the "flu" last Thursday. She died Sunday night at 10 o'clock, having lived only three days after the disease struck her and developed into meningitis.
The funeral was held Tuesday, conducted by Rev. J. J. Franklin. Burial was in Green Hill cemetery about 1 p.m.
Mrs. Birdwell was 40 years old, having been born Dec. 9, 1880, in Boone county, Ark. She left there with her parents at the age of 13, moving to Davis and lived near here the remainder of her life. On July 4, 1896, she married F. B. Birdwell, to which union were born: Matilda, Alvin, Dollie, Robert, Johnnie, Ruth, Wilburn, Lucile and Dora May, all of whom survive. Two brothers, Walter and John Edgmon, live near here and she had relatives at other places.
Mrs. Birdwell was a good wife, mother and neighbor, and will be missed not only by husband and children but by the many friends she had made.
Mrs. F. B. Birdwell
Mrs. Dora May Birdwell, wife of F. B. Birdwell, a farmer living 3 miles west of Davis, was stricken with the "flu" last Thursday. She died Sunday night at 10 o'clock, having lived only three days after the disease struck her and developed into meningitis.
The funeral was held Tuesday, conducted by Rev. J. J. Franklin. Burial was in Green Hill cemetery about 1 p.m.
Mrs. Birdwell was 40 years old, having been born Dec. 9, 1880, in Boone county, Ark. She left there with her parents at the age of 13, moving to Davis and lived near here the remainder of her life. On July 4, 1896, she married F. B. Birdwell, to which union were born: Matilda, Alvin, Dollie, Robert, Johnnie, Ruth, Wilburn, Lucile and Dora May, all of whom survive. Two brothers, Walter and John Edgmon, live near here and she had relatives at other places.
Mrs. Birdwell was a good wife, mother and neighbor, and will be missed not only by husband and children but by the many friends she had made.
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