The Shreveport Caucasian.
June 23, 1907
Page 5; Column 6
DIED SUDDENLY.
In a telegram from Arcadia it was announced that Dr. T. H. Pennington fell dead on the streets, near his office, at 11:35 o'clock yesterday. Dr. Pennington was an old and highly esteemed citizen of Arcadia and had scores of friends throughout North Louisiana. He was well known in Shreveport where he has several relatives.
The son of Ephraim Pennington [1809 – 1862] and Mary Ann Phillips [1814 – 1847].
June 23, 1907
Page 5; Column 6
DIED SUDDENLY.
In a telegram from Arcadia it was announced that Dr. T. H. Pennington fell dead on the streets, near his office, at 11:35 o'clock yesterday. Dr. Pennington was an old and highly esteemed citizen of Arcadia and had scores of friends throughout North Louisiana. He was well known in Shreveport where he has several relatives.
The son of Ephraim Pennington [1809 – 1862] and Mary Ann Phillips [1814 – 1847].
The Shreveport Caucasian.
June 23, 1907
Page 5; Column 6
DIED SUDDENLY.
In a telegram from Arcadia it was announced that Dr. T. H. Pennington fell dead on the streets, near his office, at 11:35 o'clock yesterday. Dr. Pennington was an old and highly esteemed citizen of Arcadia and had scores of friends throughout North Louisiana. He was well known in Shreveport where he has several relatives.
The son of Ephraim Pennington [1809 – 1862] and Mary Ann Phillips [1814 – 1847].
June 23, 1907
Page 5; Column 6
DIED SUDDENLY.
In a telegram from Arcadia it was announced that Dr. T. H. Pennington fell dead on the streets, near his office, at 11:35 o'clock yesterday. Dr. Pennington was an old and highly esteemed citizen of Arcadia and had scores of friends throughout North Louisiana. He was well known in Shreveport where he has several relatives.
The son of Ephraim Pennington [1809 – 1862] and Mary Ann Phillips [1814 – 1847].
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