Married Celia Davis on 26 Jul 1866.
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Richmond Daily Palladium, Richmond, IN - June 27, 1904
Mother And Son Die Same Day
And Within A Few Hours Of Each Other
A Double Funeral
John Anderson And His Mother Pass Away
At Whitewater On Saturday.
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A peculiar circumstance and one that rarely occurs, was the death of Mrs. Margaret Anderson and her son, John, at Whitewater, Saturday. Mrs. Anderson was about ninety years of age, and one of the good old women of this county. She had been enjoying very good health until recently and Saturday afternoon died from senility. Her son, John, who had been quite sick for some little time, passed away a few hours later. He was about sixty-five years of age.
Mrs. Anderson had been living with her daughter, Mrs. Wm. G. White. The funeral of these two well known and highly respected citizens occurred at 2 o'clock at Bethel and was very largely attended. The large concourse of people present attesting the esteem in which these people were held.
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Richmond Daily Palladium, Richmond, IN - June 27, 1904
Mother And Son Die Same Day
And Within A Few Hours Of Each Other
A Double Funeral
John Anderson And His Mother Pass Away
At Whitewater On Saturday.
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A peculiar circumstance and one that rarely occurs, was the death of Mrs. Margaret Anderson and her son, John, at Whitewater, Saturday. Mrs. Anderson was about ninety years of age, and one of the good old women of this county. She had been enjoying very good health until recently and Saturday afternoon died from senility. Her son, John, who had been quite sick for some little time, passed away a few hours later. He was about sixty-five years of age.
Mrs. Anderson had been living with her daughter, Mrs. Wm. G. White. The funeral of these two well known and highly respected citizens occurred at 2 o'clock at Bethel and was very largely attended. The large concourse of people present attesting the esteem in which these people were held.
(*Article copied as printed.)
Married Celia Davis on 26 Jul 1866.
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Richmond Daily Palladium, Richmond, IN - June 27, 1904
Mother And Son Die Same Day
And Within A Few Hours Of Each Other
A Double Funeral
John Anderson And His Mother Pass Away
At Whitewater On Saturday.
------------------------------------------------------------
A peculiar circumstance and one that rarely occurs, was the death of Mrs. Margaret Anderson and her son, John, at Whitewater, Saturday. Mrs. Anderson was about ninety years of age, and one of the good old women of this county. She had been enjoying very good health until recently and Saturday afternoon died from senility. Her son, John, who had been quite sick for some little time, passed away a few hours later. He was about sixty-five years of age.
Mrs. Anderson had been living with her daughter, Mrs. Wm. G. White. The funeral of these two well known and highly respected citizens occurred at 2 o'clock at Bethel and was very largely attended. The large concourse of people present attesting the esteem in which these people were held.
(*Article copied as printed.)
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Richmond Daily Palladium, Richmond, IN - June 27, 1904
Mother And Son Die Same Day
And Within A Few Hours Of Each Other
A Double Funeral
John Anderson And His Mother Pass Away
At Whitewater On Saturday.
------------------------------------------------------------
A peculiar circumstance and one that rarely occurs, was the death of Mrs. Margaret Anderson and her son, John, at Whitewater, Saturday. Mrs. Anderson was about ninety years of age, and one of the good old women of this county. She had been enjoying very good health until recently and Saturday afternoon died from senility. Her son, John, who had been quite sick for some little time, passed away a few hours later. He was about sixty-five years of age.
Mrs. Anderson had been living with her daughter, Mrs. Wm. G. White. The funeral of these two well known and highly respected citizens occurred at 2 o'clock at Bethel and was very largely attended. The large concourse of people present attesting the esteem in which these people were held.
(*Article copied as printed.)
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