First Grave in Cemetery.
Wife of R. W. Young
Mrs. Nannie Young, wife of Mr. Webb Young, of Lake Charles, and daughter of Mr. D. Cole, of Sugartown, died last Sunday, of yellow jaundice, at her family residence on Moss Street. Her remains were shipped Monday morning to Sugartown for interment by way of Oberlin via the Kansas City, Watkins and Gulf route. The Commercial extends condolence to the bereaved ones in their loss. (Lake Charles Commercial, December 16, 1893)
Wife of R. W. Young
Mrs. Nannie Young, wife of Mr. Webb Young, of Lake Charles, and daughter of Mr. D. Cole, of Sugartown, died last Sunday, of yellow jaundice, at her family residence on Moss Street. Her remains were shipped Monday morning to Sugartown for interment by way of Oberlin via the Kansas City, Watkins and Gulf route. The Commercial extends condolence to the bereaved ones in their loss. (Lake Charles Commercial, December 16, 1893)
First Grave in Cemetery.
Wife of R. W. Young
Mrs. Nannie Young, wife of Mr. Webb Young, of Lake Charles, and daughter of Mr. D. Cole, of Sugartown, died last Sunday, of yellow jaundice, at her family residence on Moss Street. Her remains were shipped Monday morning to Sugartown for interment by way of Oberlin via the Kansas City, Watkins and Gulf route. The Commercial extends condolence to the bereaved ones in their loss. (Lake Charles Commercial, December 16, 1893)
Wife of R. W. Young
Mrs. Nannie Young, wife of Mr. Webb Young, of Lake Charles, and daughter of Mr. D. Cole, of Sugartown, died last Sunday, of yellow jaundice, at her family residence on Moss Street. Her remains were shipped Monday morning to Sugartown for interment by way of Oberlin via the Kansas City, Watkins and Gulf route. The Commercial extends condolence to the bereaved ones in their loss. (Lake Charles Commercial, December 16, 1893)
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