Centerville Daily Citizen
July 27, 1896
At the home of her father J. G. Christ, six miles southwest of town, Mrs. William Bank's died yesterday afternoon of consumption and was buried this afternoon in the Jerome cemetery. Three children and a husband survive her. Mrs. Banks was the wife of William Banks, who was at one time engaged in this city as a clerk in the drug store of Dr. Wright. The family moved to Kansas but later Mrs. Banks returned to Iowa and has since lived with her father.
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W. E. Banks married Emma Crist on 29 August,1878 in Appanoose Co., Iowa.
July 27, 1896
At the home of her father J. G. Christ, six miles southwest of town, Mrs. William Bank's died yesterday afternoon of consumption and was buried this afternoon in the Jerome cemetery. Three children and a husband survive her. Mrs. Banks was the wife of William Banks, who was at one time engaged in this city as a clerk in the drug store of Dr. Wright. The family moved to Kansas but later Mrs. Banks returned to Iowa and has since lived with her father.
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W. E. Banks married Emma Crist on 29 August,1878 in Appanoose Co., Iowa.
Centerville Daily Citizen
July 27, 1896
At the home of her father J. G. Christ, six miles southwest of town, Mrs. William Bank's died yesterday afternoon of consumption and was buried this afternoon in the Jerome cemetery. Three children and a husband survive her. Mrs. Banks was the wife of William Banks, who was at one time engaged in this city as a clerk in the drug store of Dr. Wright. The family moved to Kansas but later Mrs. Banks returned to Iowa and has since lived with her father.
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W. E. Banks married Emma Crist on 29 August,1878 in Appanoose Co., Iowa.
July 27, 1896
At the home of her father J. G. Christ, six miles southwest of town, Mrs. William Bank's died yesterday afternoon of consumption and was buried this afternoon in the Jerome cemetery. Three children and a husband survive her. Mrs. Banks was the wife of William Banks, who was at one time engaged in this city as a clerk in the drug store of Dr. Wright. The family moved to Kansas but later Mrs. Banks returned to Iowa and has since lived with her father.
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W. E. Banks married Emma Crist on 29 August,1878 in Appanoose Co., Iowa.
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