Mrs. Lucy D. (North) Bishop Obituary, Bloomington (Indiana) Republican Progress, March 14, 1888
Mrs. Lucy D. (North) Bishop was born in Farmington, Conn., March 3, 1824, and died at Oxford, Oxford, March 5, 1888. She was married in the same house in which she died, to the Rev. John M. Bishop, November 10, 1846. For these 42 years she has been a faithful, happy and successful worker in the Presbyterian Church of Indiana. Her unexpected death will be a sore bereavement to many hearts who have been associated with her in Christian work. Mrs. B. was well known to all our older citizens.
She was the sister of Jane North Lewis, also buried in the Oxford Cemetery.
Mrs. Lucy D. (North) Bishop was born in Farmington, Conn., March 3, 1824, and died at Oxford, Oxford, March 5, 1888. She was married in the same house in which she died, to the Rev. John M. Bishop, November 10, 1846. For these 42 years she has been a faithful, happy and successful worker in the Presbyterian Church of Indiana. Her unexpected death will be a sore bereavement to many hearts who have been associated with her in Christian work. Mrs. B. was well known to all our older citizens.
She was the sister of Jane North Lewis, also buried in the Oxford Cemetery.
Mrs. Lucy D. (North) Bishop Obituary, Bloomington (Indiana) Republican Progress, March 14, 1888
Mrs. Lucy D. (North) Bishop was born in Farmington, Conn., March 3, 1824, and died at Oxford, Oxford, March 5, 1888. She was married in the same house in which she died, to the Rev. John M. Bishop, November 10, 1846. For these 42 years she has been a faithful, happy and successful worker in the Presbyterian Church of Indiana. Her unexpected death will be a sore bereavement to many hearts who have been associated with her in Christian work. Mrs. B. was well known to all our older citizens.
She was the sister of Jane North Lewis, also buried in the Oxford Cemetery.
Mrs. Lucy D. (North) Bishop was born in Farmington, Conn., March 3, 1824, and died at Oxford, Oxford, March 5, 1888. She was married in the same house in which she died, to the Rev. John M. Bishop, November 10, 1846. For these 42 years she has been a faithful, happy and successful worker in the Presbyterian Church of Indiana. Her unexpected death will be a sore bereavement to many hearts who have been associated with her in Christian work. Mrs. B. was well known to all our older citizens.
She was the sister of Jane North Lewis, also buried in the Oxford Cemetery.
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