BOURNE
Mrs. Fannie Bourne one of the most prominent women of Lawrenceburg, died at her home in that city last Wednesday night. She was a woman of unusual education and culture, and a frequent contributor to newspapers and magazines, being very gifted in a literary way. She lived in Harrodsburg until her marriage to Mr. Bourne. She was the mother of Misses Russell and Luzette Alexander.
(Harrodsburg Herald, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co, Ky, Thu Feb 14, 1907)
Mrs. Fannie Bourne one of the most prominent women of Lawrenceburg, died at her home in that city last Wednesday night. She was a woman of unusual education and culture, and a frequent contributor to newspapers and magazines, being very gifted in a literary way. She lived in Harrodsburg until her marriage to Mr. Bourne. She was the mother of Misses Russell and Luzette Alexander.
(Harrodsburg Herald, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co, Ky, Thu Feb 14, 1907)
BOURNE
Mrs. Fannie Bourne one of the most prominent women of Lawrenceburg, died at her home in that city last Wednesday night. She was a woman of unusual education and culture, and a frequent contributor to newspapers and magazines, being very gifted in a literary way. She lived in Harrodsburg until her marriage to Mr. Bourne. She was the mother of Misses Russell and Luzette Alexander.
(Harrodsburg Herald, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co, Ky, Thu Feb 14, 1907)
Mrs. Fannie Bourne one of the most prominent women of Lawrenceburg, died at her home in that city last Wednesday night. She was a woman of unusual education and culture, and a frequent contributor to newspapers and magazines, being very gifted in a literary way. She lived in Harrodsburg until her marriage to Mr. Bourne. She was the mother of Misses Russell and Luzette Alexander.
(Harrodsburg Herald, Harrodsburg, Mercer Co, Ky, Thu Feb 14, 1907)
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MRS. F.C. BOURNE
OCT. 1, 1834.
FEB. 6, 1907.
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