Mrs. Mary Biggs died at 9 o'clock Wednesday evening at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. H. Turpin, eight miles southeast of Decatur. She was seventy years old. Her death was caused by inflammation of the bowels. Mrs. Biggs had been ill for a month but had been confined to her bed only a little over a week. Her husband died about three years ago.
Mrs. Biggs was born in Cincinnati, Ohio. She came to Macon county when she was twenty years old and for the past fifty years had lived near Decatur. She was well known and had many friends. She was a member of the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Biggs is survived by four children, Mrs. Alice Ponds of Long Creek, Mrs. Ella Turpin of Mt. Zion, George Davidson of Mt. Zion and I. O. Davidson of Decatur.
The funeral will probably be held Friday morning at the Presbyterian church in Mt. Zion.
Decatur Review 6/27/1918
Mrs. Biggs was born in Cincinnati, Ohio. She came to Macon county when she was twenty years old and for the past fifty years had lived near Decatur. She was well known and had many friends. She was a member of the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Biggs is survived by four children, Mrs. Alice Ponds of Long Creek, Mrs. Ella Turpin of Mt. Zion, George Davidson of Mt. Zion and I. O. Davidson of Decatur.
The funeral will probably be held Friday morning at the Presbyterian church in Mt. Zion.
Decatur Review 6/27/1918
Mrs. Mary Biggs died at 9 o'clock Wednesday evening at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. H. Turpin, eight miles southeast of Decatur. She was seventy years old. Her death was caused by inflammation of the bowels. Mrs. Biggs had been ill for a month but had been confined to her bed only a little over a week. Her husband died about three years ago.
Mrs. Biggs was born in Cincinnati, Ohio. She came to Macon county when she was twenty years old and for the past fifty years had lived near Decatur. She was well known and had many friends. She was a member of the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Biggs is survived by four children, Mrs. Alice Ponds of Long Creek, Mrs. Ella Turpin of Mt. Zion, George Davidson of Mt. Zion and I. O. Davidson of Decatur.
The funeral will probably be held Friday morning at the Presbyterian church in Mt. Zion.
Decatur Review 6/27/1918
Mrs. Biggs was born in Cincinnati, Ohio. She came to Macon county when she was twenty years old and for the past fifty years had lived near Decatur. She was well known and had many friends. She was a member of the Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Biggs is survived by four children, Mrs. Alice Ponds of Long Creek, Mrs. Ella Turpin of Mt. Zion, George Davidson of Mt. Zion and I. O. Davidson of Decatur.
The funeral will probably be held Friday morning at the Presbyterian church in Mt. Zion.
Decatur Review 6/27/1918
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