Placer Weekly Argus
Oct 21st, 1876
Saturday
Charles DeForest, bar-keeper and clerk at the Empire Hotel, was found dead in his bed on Sunday morning. He has been suffering from disease of the heart but retired on Saturday evening as well as usual. Mr. DeForest was a native of Vermont and was about fifty years of age. He leaves no family except an adopted daughter, now married and living at Antioch. His remains were buried in the Odd Fellows Cemetery Sunday afternoon.
Oct 21st, 1876
Saturday
Charles DeForest, bar-keeper and clerk at the Empire Hotel, was found dead in his bed on Sunday morning. He has been suffering from disease of the heart but retired on Saturday evening as well as usual. Mr. DeForest was a native of Vermont and was about fifty years of age. He leaves no family except an adopted daughter, now married and living at Antioch. His remains were buried in the Odd Fellows Cemetery Sunday afternoon.
Placer Weekly Argus
Oct 21st, 1876
Saturday
Charles DeForest, bar-keeper and clerk at the Empire Hotel, was found dead in his bed on Sunday morning. He has been suffering from disease of the heart but retired on Saturday evening as well as usual. Mr. DeForest was a native of Vermont and was about fifty years of age. He leaves no family except an adopted daughter, now married and living at Antioch. His remains were buried in the Odd Fellows Cemetery Sunday afternoon.
Oct 21st, 1876
Saturday
Charles DeForest, bar-keeper and clerk at the Empire Hotel, was found dead in his bed on Sunday morning. He has been suffering from disease of the heart but retired on Saturday evening as well as usual. Mr. DeForest was a native of Vermont and was about fifty years of age. He leaves no family except an adopted daughter, now married and living at Antioch. His remains were buried in the Odd Fellows Cemetery Sunday afternoon.
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