Waukesha Freeman, Thursday, October 29, 1891 | Page 7
The hand of death has again been extended and has taken to his final resting place a kind and loving husband and father-George Baxter. The deceased died very suddenly from heart disease, last Friday morning. The funeral services were conducted by an Episcopal clergyman of Waukesha last Sunday afternoon. The remains were taken to the North Prairie cemetery for interment. He leaves a wife and four children to mourn his death.
The hand of death has again been extended and has taken to his final resting place a kind and loving husband and father-George Baxter. The deceased died very suddenly from heart disease, last Friday morning. The funeral services were conducted by an Episcopal clergyman of Waukesha last Sunday afternoon. The remains were taken to the North Prairie cemetery for interment. He leaves a wife and four children to mourn his death.
Waukesha Freeman, Thursday, October 29, 1891 | Page 7
The hand of death has again been extended and has taken to his final resting place a kind and loving husband and father-George Baxter. The deceased died very suddenly from heart disease, last Friday morning. The funeral services were conducted by an Episcopal clergyman of Waukesha last Sunday afternoon. The remains were taken to the North Prairie cemetery for interment. He leaves a wife and four children to mourn his death.
The hand of death has again been extended and has taken to his final resting place a kind and loving husband and father-George Baxter. The deceased died very suddenly from heart disease, last Friday morning. The funeral services were conducted by an Episcopal clergyman of Waukesha last Sunday afternoon. The remains were taken to the North Prairie cemetery for interment. He leaves a wife and four children to mourn his death.
Family Members
Spouse
Advertisement
Explore more
Sponsored by Ancestry
Advertisement
