"Mrs. Radie Vincent died yesterday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock, of a complication of diseases, at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. H. Stevenson, near the public school building. She was about 34 years of age and leaves two daughters aged nine and eleven years. She was taken sick some time since with rheumatic fever which merged into inflammation of the lungs. Deceased was a sister of Mrs. Frank Ball. No arrangements have as yet been made for the funeral." The Chillicothe Constitution, March 6, 1890
"There was a large attendance yesterday afternoon at the First M. E. Church to listen to the funeral sermon of Rev. Richards over the remains of the late Mrs. Radie Vincent. The remains were interred in the Chillicothe cemetery." The Chillicothe Constitution, March 8, 1890
"There was a large attendance yesterday afternoon at the First M. E. Church to listen to the funeral sermon of Rev. Richards over the remains of the late Mrs. Radie Vincent. The remains were interred in the Chillicothe cemetery." The Chillicothe Constitution, March 8, 1890
"Mrs. Radie Vincent died yesterday afternoon at 12:30 o'clock, of a complication of diseases, at the home of her mother, Mrs. J. H. Stevenson, near the public school building. She was about 34 years of age and leaves two daughters aged nine and eleven years. She was taken sick some time since with rheumatic fever which merged into inflammation of the lungs. Deceased was a sister of Mrs. Frank Ball. No arrangements have as yet been made for the funeral." The Chillicothe Constitution, March 6, 1890
"There was a large attendance yesterday afternoon at the First M. E. Church to listen to the funeral sermon of Rev. Richards over the remains of the late Mrs. Radie Vincent. The remains were interred in the Chillicothe cemetery." The Chillicothe Constitution, March 8, 1890
"There was a large attendance yesterday afternoon at the First M. E. Church to listen to the funeral sermon of Rev. Richards over the remains of the late Mrs. Radie Vincent. The remains were interred in the Chillicothe cemetery." The Chillicothe Constitution, March 8, 1890
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