Daughter of R. E. Caviness, of Pleasant Plain, passed away Monday night in Barstow, a suburb of Moline, Illinois. The body will arrive here Thursday, it was not known to her relatives here that she was ailing at all, it came as a shock.
She is survived by her aging father, eight children, Mrs. Bert Babcock of this city and Mrs. Marion Davis of Libertyville, the other children of Illinois. She is survived by brothers and sisters and an aunt, Mrs. M. F. James.
Obit. Jefferson Co. Republican Thursday Feb. 25, 1915.
She is survived by her aging father, eight children, Mrs. Bert Babcock of this city and Mrs. Marion Davis of Libertyville, the other children of Illinois. She is survived by brothers and sisters and an aunt, Mrs. M. F. James.
Obit. Jefferson Co. Republican Thursday Feb. 25, 1915.
Daughter of R. E. Caviness, of Pleasant Plain, passed away Monday night in Barstow, a suburb of Moline, Illinois. The body will arrive here Thursday, it was not known to her relatives here that she was ailing at all, it came as a shock.
She is survived by her aging father, eight children, Mrs. Bert Babcock of this city and Mrs. Marion Davis of Libertyville, the other children of Illinois. She is survived by brothers and sisters and an aunt, Mrs. M. F. James.
Obit. Jefferson Co. Republican Thursday Feb. 25, 1915.
She is survived by her aging father, eight children, Mrs. Bert Babcock of this city and Mrs. Marion Davis of Libertyville, the other children of Illinois. She is survived by brothers and sisters and an aunt, Mrs. M. F. James.
Obit. Jefferson Co. Republican Thursday Feb. 25, 1915.
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