The Concordia Republican
Concordia, Kansas
Thursday, October 14, 1880
page 5
Last Monday forenoon Mr. Samuel Vaux, father of Mrs. D.J. Smith, was laid in his last resting place, followed thither by a large concourse of relatives and friends. Mr. Vaux had been suffering with dropsy of the heart for years, which is probably what took him away. He was pretty well advanced in years, and a most respected citizen. The sympathies of the community are extended to the relatives.
(transcribed by Judy Mayfield)
Concordia, Kansas
Thursday, October 14, 1880
page 5
Last Monday forenoon Mr. Samuel Vaux, father of Mrs. D.J. Smith, was laid in his last resting place, followed thither by a large concourse of relatives and friends. Mr. Vaux had been suffering with dropsy of the heart for years, which is probably what took him away. He was pretty well advanced in years, and a most respected citizen. The sympathies of the community are extended to the relatives.
(transcribed by Judy Mayfield)
The Concordia Republican
Concordia, Kansas
Thursday, October 14, 1880
page 5
Last Monday forenoon Mr. Samuel Vaux, father of Mrs. D.J. Smith, was laid in his last resting place, followed thither by a large concourse of relatives and friends. Mr. Vaux had been suffering with dropsy of the heart for years, which is probably what took him away. He was pretty well advanced in years, and a most respected citizen. The sympathies of the community are extended to the relatives.
(transcribed by Judy Mayfield)
Concordia, Kansas
Thursday, October 14, 1880
page 5
Last Monday forenoon Mr. Samuel Vaux, father of Mrs. D.J. Smith, was laid in his last resting place, followed thither by a large concourse of relatives and friends. Mr. Vaux had been suffering with dropsy of the heart for years, which is probably what took him away. He was pretty well advanced in years, and a most respected citizen. The sympathies of the community are extended to the relatives.
(transcribed by Judy Mayfield)
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