Mrs. Ruth Harman, wife of David Harman, deceased, breathed her last at the home of T. S. Harman, a few miles out from Washington City, on last Monday morning. The deceased was well and favorably known by the people of his coundy. She was one of those good and kind hearted women, who to know is to love. The remains were brought to Keyser where they were interred Wednesday morning at at 10 o'clock. Three sons and one daughter survive, County Superintendent Geo. Harman, of Maysville; T. S. and Charley Harman, of Upper Marlboro, near Washington ,and Mrs. W. P. Hollen, of Keyser.
Courtesy of the Grant County Press
Info by Diane Flanagan
Courtesy of the Grant County Press
Info by Diane Flanagan
Mrs. Ruth Harman, wife of David Harman, deceased, breathed her last at the home of T. S. Harman, a few miles out from Washington City, on last Monday morning. The deceased was well and favorably known by the people of his coundy. She was one of those good and kind hearted women, who to know is to love. The remains were brought to Keyser where they were interred Wednesday morning at at 10 o'clock. Three sons and one daughter survive, County Superintendent Geo. Harman, of Maysville; T. S. and Charley Harman, of Upper Marlboro, near Washington ,and Mrs. W. P. Hollen, of Keyser.
Courtesy of the Grant County Press
Info by Diane Flanagan
Courtesy of the Grant County Press
Info by Diane Flanagan
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