from the Jamestown Press for Jan. 19, 1912:
Lizton - Mrs. Murray, wife of Markis Murray, who has been at the Soldier's home at Lafayette, died at that place Friday, and was buried at the Velie graveyard here Saturday afternoon. Her husband has been dead for several years, and her body was interred by the side of his grave.
from the Republican for Jan. 18, 1912:
Lizton - The body of Mrs. Mussy (sic, should be Murray), once a resident here, late of the Lafayette soldiers' home, was brought here for burial, Saturday, at the old Vieley cemetery. She leaves many relatives and friends to mourn their loss.
Lizton - Mrs. Murray, wife of Markis Murray, who has been at the Soldier's home at Lafayette, died at that place Friday, and was buried at the Velie graveyard here Saturday afternoon. Her husband has been dead for several years, and her body was interred by the side of his grave.
from the Republican for Jan. 18, 1912:
Lizton - The body of Mrs. Mussy (sic, should be Murray), once a resident here, late of the Lafayette soldiers' home, was brought here for burial, Saturday, at the old Vieley cemetery. She leaves many relatives and friends to mourn their loss.
from the Jamestown Press for Jan. 19, 1912:
Lizton - Mrs. Murray, wife of Markis Murray, who has been at the Soldier's home at Lafayette, died at that place Friday, and was buried at the Velie graveyard here Saturday afternoon. Her husband has been dead for several years, and her body was interred by the side of his grave.
from the Republican for Jan. 18, 1912:
Lizton - The body of Mrs. Mussy (sic, should be Murray), once a resident here, late of the Lafayette soldiers' home, was brought here for burial, Saturday, at the old Vieley cemetery. She leaves many relatives and friends to mourn their loss.
Lizton - Mrs. Murray, wife of Markis Murray, who has been at the Soldier's home at Lafayette, died at that place Friday, and was buried at the Velie graveyard here Saturday afternoon. Her husband has been dead for several years, and her body was interred by the side of his grave.
from the Republican for Jan. 18, 1912:
Lizton - The body of Mrs. Mussy (sic, should be Murray), once a resident here, late of the Lafayette soldiers' home, was brought here for burial, Saturday, at the old Vieley cemetery. She leaves many relatives and friends to mourn their loss.
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