59y 11m 6d
The Franklin Democrat, Friday, March 17, 1899, Volume XXXIX, Number 36, page 6, column 5
Mrs. Fishback, a sister of Mrs. Musselman, who came here last week to wait on her sick sister, had a stroke of paralysis last Saturday and has been unconscious ever since. When these items were sent in she was thought to be dying. Her children have all been summoned to her bedside.
The Franklin Democrat, Friday, March 31, 1899, Volume XXXIX, Number 38, page 2 and 6
Mrs. Fishback was buried at Hopewell Thursday morning, March 30.
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Mrs. Fishback, who has been lingering very poorly for some time here at her sister’s caused by a stroke of paralysis, died last Tuesday evening. [cc]
The Franklin Democrat, Friday, March 17, 1899, Volume XXXIX, Number 36, page 6, column 5
Mrs. Fishback, a sister of Mrs. Musselman, who came here last week to wait on her sick sister, had a stroke of paralysis last Saturday and has been unconscious ever since. When these items were sent in she was thought to be dying. Her children have all been summoned to her bedside.
The Franklin Democrat, Friday, March 31, 1899, Volume XXXIX, Number 38, page 2 and 6
Mrs. Fishback was buried at Hopewell Thursday morning, March 30.
***
Mrs. Fishback, who has been lingering very poorly for some time here at her sister’s caused by a stroke of paralysis, died last Tuesday evening. [cc]
59y 11m 6d
The Franklin Democrat, Friday, March 17, 1899, Volume XXXIX, Number 36, page 6, column 5
Mrs. Fishback, a sister of Mrs. Musselman, who came here last week to wait on her sick sister, had a stroke of paralysis last Saturday and has been unconscious ever since. When these items were sent in she was thought to be dying. Her children have all been summoned to her bedside.
The Franklin Democrat, Friday, March 31, 1899, Volume XXXIX, Number 38, page 2 and 6
Mrs. Fishback was buried at Hopewell Thursday morning, March 30.
***
Mrs. Fishback, who has been lingering very poorly for some time here at her sister’s caused by a stroke of paralysis, died last Tuesday evening. [cc]
The Franklin Democrat, Friday, March 17, 1899, Volume XXXIX, Number 36, page 6, column 5
Mrs. Fishback, a sister of Mrs. Musselman, who came here last week to wait on her sick sister, had a stroke of paralysis last Saturday and has been unconscious ever since. When these items were sent in she was thought to be dying. Her children have all been summoned to her bedside.
The Franklin Democrat, Friday, March 31, 1899, Volume XXXIX, Number 38, page 2 and 6
Mrs. Fishback was buried at Hopewell Thursday morning, March 30.
***
Mrs. Fishback, who has been lingering very poorly for some time here at her sister’s caused by a stroke of paralysis, died last Tuesday evening. [cc]
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