The death of Mrs. F.L.H. Noble, wife of the editor of the Examiner's Sunday supplement, is announced. Mrs. Noble, an intelligent and most estimable young woman, the daughter of the late Professor Joseph Leidy of the University of Pennsylvania, was married to Mr. Noble at Narraganset Pier about two years ago. Some time since Mrs. Noble was taken ill with what was at first supposed to be severe neuralgic pains, but her ailment in time was discovered to be an abscess on the brain, for which there was no relief known to medical science.
Mrs. Noble was a woman whose lovable nature and kindly disposition won her many friends. Her sorrowing husband, who has the sympathy of all who know him, has left to his care and 8 months old son. *Source-The morning call, February 14, 1895, Page 11
1880 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Joseph Leidy Self Male 57 Pennsylvania (Prof. Anty. University of Pa)
Anna Leidy Wife Female 32 Missouri
Alwina F. Leidy Daughter Female 30 Pennsylvania
Chas. Stokely Other Male 30 Delaware
Esther Brown Other Female 30 Pennsylvania
Lillie Brown Other Female 10 Pennsylvania
Mrs. Noble was a woman whose lovable nature and kindly disposition won her many friends. Her sorrowing husband, who has the sympathy of all who know him, has left to his care and 8 months old son. *Source-The morning call, February 14, 1895, Page 11
1880 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Joseph Leidy Self Male 57 Pennsylvania (Prof. Anty. University of Pa)
Anna Leidy Wife Female 32 Missouri
Alwina F. Leidy Daughter Female 30 Pennsylvania
Chas. Stokely Other Male 30 Delaware
Esther Brown Other Female 30 Pennsylvania
Lillie Brown Other Female 10 Pennsylvania
The death of Mrs. F.L.H. Noble, wife of the editor of the Examiner's Sunday supplement, is announced. Mrs. Noble, an intelligent and most estimable young woman, the daughter of the late Professor Joseph Leidy of the University of Pennsylvania, was married to Mr. Noble at Narraganset Pier about two years ago. Some time since Mrs. Noble was taken ill with what was at first supposed to be severe neuralgic pains, but her ailment in time was discovered to be an abscess on the brain, for which there was no relief known to medical science.
Mrs. Noble was a woman whose lovable nature and kindly disposition won her many friends. Her sorrowing husband, who has the sympathy of all who know him, has left to his care and 8 months old son. *Source-The morning call, February 14, 1895, Page 11
1880 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Joseph Leidy Self Male 57 Pennsylvania (Prof. Anty. University of Pa)
Anna Leidy Wife Female 32 Missouri
Alwina F. Leidy Daughter Female 30 Pennsylvania
Chas. Stokely Other Male 30 Delaware
Esther Brown Other Female 30 Pennsylvania
Lillie Brown Other Female 10 Pennsylvania
Mrs. Noble was a woman whose lovable nature and kindly disposition won her many friends. Her sorrowing husband, who has the sympathy of all who know him, has left to his care and 8 months old son. *Source-The morning call, February 14, 1895, Page 11
1880 Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Joseph Leidy Self Male 57 Pennsylvania (Prof. Anty. University of Pa)
Anna Leidy Wife Female 32 Missouri
Alwina F. Leidy Daughter Female 30 Pennsylvania
Chas. Stokely Other Male 30 Delaware
Esther Brown Other Female 30 Pennsylvania
Lillie Brown Other Female 10 Pennsylvania
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