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Surviving are her husband, Robert; son, Marvin, two daughters, Mrs. George Bloodheart and Mrs. Martha Lucas, both of Lincoln; a sister, Mrs. Thomas Hornby of Walton; five brothers, John Swale, Alfred, George and Edgar, all of Lincoln, and Robert of Emerald; 11 grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren
Surviving are her husband, Robert; son, Marvin, two daughters, Mrs. George Bloodheart and Mrs. Martha Lucas, both of Lincoln; a sister, Mrs. Thomas Hornby of Walton; five brothers, John Swale, Alfred, George and Edgar, all of Lincoln, and Robert of Emerald; 11 grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren
unmarked grave∼Mrs. Mary Ann Hornby, 67, died at her home six and a half miles northwest of Lincoln. She had been a resident of the state for twenty years until five years ago when they moved to the farm.
Surviving are her husband, Robert; son, Marvin, two daughters, Mrs. George Bloodheart and Mrs. Martha Lucas, both of Lincoln; a sister, Mrs. Thomas Hornby of Walton; five brothers, John Swale, Alfred, George and Edgar, all of Lincoln, and Robert of Emerald; 11 grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren
Surviving are her husband, Robert; son, Marvin, two daughters, Mrs. George Bloodheart and Mrs. Martha Lucas, both of Lincoln; a sister, Mrs. Thomas Hornby of Walton; five brothers, John Swale, Alfred, George and Edgar, all of Lincoln, and Robert of Emerald; 11 grandchildren, and four great-grandchildren
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section Orig. Block 2
lot # A 14-23
space # 1
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