Daughter of Calvin POLLARD and Electa STANBROUGH, married Alfred W PALMER in 1891 in NYC
Alfred W Palmer, whose wife died a few days ago in Manhattan, has returned to his home here, where he will remain for a while at the home of his brother, as he has no one left at his own home. Mrs Palmer was a sister of the late Josephine Pollard, the writer, and of Capt Alonzo Pollard of the Seventh Regiment. She was several years the senior of her husband, and they were a devoted couple. Mrs Palmer was a bright, vivacious woman of many kindly traits, and was somewhat endowed with the poetic spirit, though she never sought fame by publication.
Published in the South Side Signal on Mar 2, 1901 p3
Alfred W Palmer, whose wife died a few days ago in Manhattan, has returned to his home here, where he will remain for a while at the home of his brother, as he has no one left at his own home. Mrs Palmer was a sister of the late Josephine Pollard, the writer, and of Capt Alonzo Pollard of the Seventh Regiment. She was several years the senior of her husband, and they were a devoted couple. Mrs Palmer was a bright, vivacious woman of many kindly traits, and was somewhat endowed with the poetic spirit, though she never sought fame by publication.
Published in the South Side Signal on Mar 2, 1901 p3
Daughter of Calvin POLLARD and Electa STANBROUGH, married Alfred W PALMER in 1891 in NYC
Alfred W Palmer, whose wife died a few days ago in Manhattan, has returned to his home here, where he will remain for a while at the home of his brother, as he has no one left at his own home. Mrs Palmer was a sister of the late Josephine Pollard, the writer, and of Capt Alonzo Pollard of the Seventh Regiment. She was several years the senior of her husband, and they were a devoted couple. Mrs Palmer was a bright, vivacious woman of many kindly traits, and was somewhat endowed with the poetic spirit, though she never sought fame by publication.
Published in the South Side Signal on Mar 2, 1901 p3
Alfred W Palmer, whose wife died a few days ago in Manhattan, has returned to his home here, where he will remain for a while at the home of his brother, as he has no one left at his own home. Mrs Palmer was a sister of the late Josephine Pollard, the writer, and of Capt Alonzo Pollard of the Seventh Regiment. She was several years the senior of her husband, and they were a devoted couple. Mrs Palmer was a bright, vivacious woman of many kindly traits, and was somewhat endowed with the poetic spirit, though she never sought fame by publication.
Published in the South Side Signal on Mar 2, 1901 p3
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