Sedalia Weekly Bazoo, April 11, 1893
Died Yesterday.
Mrs. Hannah Graham Richardson wife of Judge Charles Richardson, died at the family residence, corner of Broadway and Monitean street, yesterday at 11 o'clock a.m. after a long illness.
Mrs. Richardson was born sixty six years ago this month, at Cincinnati, Ohio, and was married on April 3, 1851, her 24th birthday, to Charles Richardson. She leaves a sorrowing husband, four sons, two daughters, two brothers and one sister to mourn her demise. She has resided in Pettis county since 1865. Two of her sons, William and Frank, reside in San Francisco and will not be here to attend the funeral. The time of the funeral had not been determined on last night.
The deceased was a noble specimen of America's Christian women, a loving wife, an indulgent mother and a generous and kindheated neighbor, always with a heart full of love toward all humanity who suffered. She bore her last sickness with Christian fortitude and resignation, passing away peacefully in a hope beyond the grave.
To the sorowing ones, The Bazoo extends its poor words of condolence.
Mrs. Richardson was a consistent Christian and a member of the Broadway Presbyterian church.
Died Yesterday.
Mrs. Hannah Graham Richardson wife of Judge Charles Richardson, died at the family residence, corner of Broadway and Monitean street, yesterday at 11 o'clock a.m. after a long illness.
Mrs. Richardson was born sixty six years ago this month, at Cincinnati, Ohio, and was married on April 3, 1851, her 24th birthday, to Charles Richardson. She leaves a sorrowing husband, four sons, two daughters, two brothers and one sister to mourn her demise. She has resided in Pettis county since 1865. Two of her sons, William and Frank, reside in San Francisco and will not be here to attend the funeral. The time of the funeral had not been determined on last night.
The deceased was a noble specimen of America's Christian women, a loving wife, an indulgent mother and a generous and kindheated neighbor, always with a heart full of love toward all humanity who suffered. She bore her last sickness with Christian fortitude and resignation, passing away peacefully in a hope beyond the grave.
To the sorowing ones, The Bazoo extends its poor words of condolence.
Mrs. Richardson was a consistent Christian and a member of the Broadway Presbyterian church.
Sedalia Weekly Bazoo, April 11, 1893
Died Yesterday.
Mrs. Hannah Graham Richardson wife of Judge Charles Richardson, died at the family residence, corner of Broadway and Monitean street, yesterday at 11 o'clock a.m. after a long illness.
Mrs. Richardson was born sixty six years ago this month, at Cincinnati, Ohio, and was married on April 3, 1851, her 24th birthday, to Charles Richardson. She leaves a sorrowing husband, four sons, two daughters, two brothers and one sister to mourn her demise. She has resided in Pettis county since 1865. Two of her sons, William and Frank, reside in San Francisco and will not be here to attend the funeral. The time of the funeral had not been determined on last night.
The deceased was a noble specimen of America's Christian women, a loving wife, an indulgent mother and a generous and kindheated neighbor, always with a heart full of love toward all humanity who suffered. She bore her last sickness with Christian fortitude and resignation, passing away peacefully in a hope beyond the grave.
To the sorowing ones, The Bazoo extends its poor words of condolence.
Mrs. Richardson was a consistent Christian and a member of the Broadway Presbyterian church.
Died Yesterday.
Mrs. Hannah Graham Richardson wife of Judge Charles Richardson, died at the family residence, corner of Broadway and Monitean street, yesterday at 11 o'clock a.m. after a long illness.
Mrs. Richardson was born sixty six years ago this month, at Cincinnati, Ohio, and was married on April 3, 1851, her 24th birthday, to Charles Richardson. She leaves a sorrowing husband, four sons, two daughters, two brothers and one sister to mourn her demise. She has resided in Pettis county since 1865. Two of her sons, William and Frank, reside in San Francisco and will not be here to attend the funeral. The time of the funeral had not been determined on last night.
The deceased was a noble specimen of America's Christian women, a loving wife, an indulgent mother and a generous and kindheated neighbor, always with a heart full of love toward all humanity who suffered. She bore her last sickness with Christian fortitude and resignation, passing away peacefully in a hope beyond the grave.
To the sorowing ones, The Bazoo extends its poor words of condolence.
Mrs. Richardson was a consistent Christian and a member of the Broadway Presbyterian church.
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