Buried with her parents
OBITUARY:
Guthrie County Vedette (newspaper)
Panora, Guthrie Co., Iowa
Publish date: October 3, 1895
Tuesday afternoon the funeral of Mrs. James Harris was held at the Presbyterian church in Panora. The services were conducted by Rev. Day. The burial took place at the west cemetery. About four weeks ago Mrs. Harris came from her home at Moville Iowa, for a visit with her sister, Mrs. P.H. Lenon, of Guthrie Center. While there she was taken ill of typhoid fever which caused her death after about three weeks illness. Mrs. Harris was a daughter of W. K. and Maria Townsend. She was born in Oakland, Illinois, August 27, 1848. In 1866 her parents came to Panora. Here her marriage with Mr. W.J. Harris took place in 1870. After her marriage her home was for a number of years in Missouri Valley and for the past four years at Moville.
OBITUARY:
Guthrie County Vedette (newspaper)
Panora, Guthrie Co., Iowa
Publish date: October 3, 1895
Tuesday afternoon the funeral of Mrs. James Harris was held at the Presbyterian church in Panora. The services were conducted by Rev. Day. The burial took place at the west cemetery. About four weeks ago Mrs. Harris came from her home at Moville Iowa, for a visit with her sister, Mrs. P.H. Lenon, of Guthrie Center. While there she was taken ill of typhoid fever which caused her death after about three weeks illness. Mrs. Harris was a daughter of W. K. and Maria Townsend. She was born in Oakland, Illinois, August 27, 1848. In 1866 her parents came to Panora. Here her marriage with Mr. W.J. Harris took place in 1870. After her marriage her home was for a number of years in Missouri Valley and for the past four years at Moville.
Buried with her parents
OBITUARY:
Guthrie County Vedette (newspaper)
Panora, Guthrie Co., Iowa
Publish date: October 3, 1895
Tuesday afternoon the funeral of Mrs. James Harris was held at the Presbyterian church in Panora. The services were conducted by Rev. Day. The burial took place at the west cemetery. About four weeks ago Mrs. Harris came from her home at Moville Iowa, for a visit with her sister, Mrs. P.H. Lenon, of Guthrie Center. While there she was taken ill of typhoid fever which caused her death after about three weeks illness. Mrs. Harris was a daughter of W. K. and Maria Townsend. She was born in Oakland, Illinois, August 27, 1848. In 1866 her parents came to Panora. Here her marriage with Mr. W.J. Harris took place in 1870. After her marriage her home was for a number of years in Missouri Valley and for the past four years at Moville.
OBITUARY:
Guthrie County Vedette (newspaper)
Panora, Guthrie Co., Iowa
Publish date: October 3, 1895
Tuesday afternoon the funeral of Mrs. James Harris was held at the Presbyterian church in Panora. The services were conducted by Rev. Day. The burial took place at the west cemetery. About four weeks ago Mrs. Harris came from her home at Moville Iowa, for a visit with her sister, Mrs. P.H. Lenon, of Guthrie Center. While there she was taken ill of typhoid fever which caused her death after about three weeks illness. Mrs. Harris was a daughter of W. K. and Maria Townsend. She was born in Oakland, Illinois, August 27, 1848. In 1866 her parents came to Panora. Here her marriage with Mr. W.J. Harris took place in 1870. After her marriage her home was for a number of years in Missouri Valley and for the past four years at Moville.
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