DIED,--In Marlboro' Mass., on the 8th instaut, EDITH ANN wife of J. H. Bullard, formerly of Leaksville, N. C, aged 22 years, leaving a husband and two infant children, to mourn their irreparable loss.
Source: Greensborough Patriot, Greensborough, North Carolina, Sat 23 Apr 1853, p. 3, col. 5.
*instaut should be instant (meaning same month) in the above death notice.
Note: Of the two infant children mentioned in Edith's death notice, only one was her child. The other young child (not an infant) was a stepdaughter.
The newspaper article attached to this memorial is not specific to Edith, but to her husband. The user that placed the article here was unable to add it to John Hall Bullard's memorial for lack of space there.
Source: Greensborough Patriot, Greensborough, North Carolina, Sat 23 Apr 1853, p. 3, col. 5.
*instaut should be instant (meaning same month) in the above death notice.
Note: Of the two infant children mentioned in Edith's death notice, only one was her child. The other young child (not an infant) was a stepdaughter.
The newspaper article attached to this memorial is not specific to Edith, but to her husband. The user that placed the article here was unable to add it to John Hall Bullard's memorial for lack of space there.
DIED,--In Marlboro' Mass., on the 8th instaut, EDITH ANN wife of J. H. Bullard, formerly of Leaksville, N. C, aged 22 years, leaving a husband and two infant children, to mourn their irreparable loss.
Source: Greensborough Patriot, Greensborough, North Carolina, Sat 23 Apr 1853, p. 3, col. 5.
*instaut should be instant (meaning same month) in the above death notice.
Note: Of the two infant children mentioned in Edith's death notice, only one was her child. The other young child (not an infant) was a stepdaughter.
The newspaper article attached to this memorial is not specific to Edith, but to her husband. The user that placed the article here was unable to add it to John Hall Bullard's memorial for lack of space there.
Source: Greensborough Patriot, Greensborough, North Carolina, Sat 23 Apr 1853, p. 3, col. 5.
*instaut should be instant (meaning same month) in the above death notice.
Note: Of the two infant children mentioned in Edith's death notice, only one was her child. The other young child (not an infant) was a stepdaughter.
The newspaper article attached to this memorial is not specific to Edith, but to her husband. The user that placed the article here was unable to add it to John Hall Bullard's memorial for lack of space there.
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