Mrs. Burnham died this morning at 6:10 o'clock at the home of George Ruby of 532 Payson avenue. Mrs. Ruby is a daughter of the deceased.
Mrs. Burnham was a resident of Oklahoma, and had been ailing for some time with malaria. Mrs. Ruby went to Oklahoma, and several weeks ago, when her mother was strong enough to make the trip, she brought her to Quincy.
Her condition was serious at the time, and as she was 76 years of age, very little could be done for her. She failed steadily, until death came this morning.
- The Quincy Daily Herald, Thursday, March 18, 1915; page 4.
Mrs. Burnham was a resident of Oklahoma, and had been ailing for some time with malaria. Mrs. Ruby went to Oklahoma, and several weeks ago, when her mother was strong enough to make the trip, she brought her to Quincy.
Her condition was serious at the time, and as she was 76 years of age, very little could be done for her. She failed steadily, until death came this morning.
- The Quincy Daily Herald, Thursday, March 18, 1915; page 4.
Mrs. Burnham died this morning at 6:10 o'clock at the home of George Ruby of 532 Payson avenue. Mrs. Ruby is a daughter of the deceased.
Mrs. Burnham was a resident of Oklahoma, and had been ailing for some time with malaria. Mrs. Ruby went to Oklahoma, and several weeks ago, when her mother was strong enough to make the trip, she brought her to Quincy.
Her condition was serious at the time, and as she was 76 years of age, very little could be done for her. She failed steadily, until death came this morning.
- The Quincy Daily Herald, Thursday, March 18, 1915; page 4.
Mrs. Burnham was a resident of Oklahoma, and had been ailing for some time with malaria. Mrs. Ruby went to Oklahoma, and several weeks ago, when her mother was strong enough to make the trip, she brought her to Quincy.
Her condition was serious at the time, and as she was 76 years of age, very little could be done for her. She failed steadily, until death came this morning.
- The Quincy Daily Herald, Thursday, March 18, 1915; page 4.
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