Three graves with the surname of Ford only; no first names or dates.
By an inexcusable oversight we neglected to chronicle the death, on Wednesday of last week, of W. N. Ford, one of the best known and most popular citizens of Victor Township. The funeral occurred on the Friday following, and the remains were interred in the Cole Cemetery.
Osborne County Farmer, January 7, 1892
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A Mrs. Ford, sister-in-law of N. Ford, died at his residence on the 16th. The remains were interred in the Cole cemetery. No particulars learned excepting that they were new-comers, the family having been here only three or four weeks.
Osborne County Farmer, December 25, 1889
By an inexcusable oversight we neglected to chronicle the death, on Wednesday of last week, of W. N. Ford, one of the best known and most popular citizens of Victor Township. The funeral occurred on the Friday following, and the remains were interred in the Cole Cemetery.
Osborne County Farmer, January 7, 1892
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A Mrs. Ford, sister-in-law of N. Ford, died at his residence on the 16th. The remains were interred in the Cole cemetery. No particulars learned excepting that they were new-comers, the family having been here only three or four weeks.
Osborne County Farmer, December 25, 1889
Three graves with the surname of Ford only; no first names or dates.
By an inexcusable oversight we neglected to chronicle the death, on Wednesday of last week, of W. N. Ford, one of the best known and most popular citizens of Victor Township. The funeral occurred on the Friday following, and the remains were interred in the Cole Cemetery.
Osborne County Farmer, January 7, 1892
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A Mrs. Ford, sister-in-law of N. Ford, died at his residence on the 16th. The remains were interred in the Cole cemetery. No particulars learned excepting that they were new-comers, the family having been here only three or four weeks.
Osborne County Farmer, December 25, 1889
By an inexcusable oversight we neglected to chronicle the death, on Wednesday of last week, of W. N. Ford, one of the best known and most popular citizens of Victor Township. The funeral occurred on the Friday following, and the remains were interred in the Cole Cemetery.
Osborne County Farmer, January 7, 1892
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A Mrs. Ford, sister-in-law of N. Ford, died at his residence on the 16th. The remains were interred in the Cole cemetery. No particulars learned excepting that they were new-comers, the family having been here only three or four weeks.
Osborne County Farmer, December 25, 1889
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