Soldier Squibs. October 22nd, 1883.
The remains of Mrs. James McAfferty [sic] were laid to their final rest on last Friday, Oct. 19, in the Soldier cemetery. We did not learn the cause of her death, but suffice it is to say she was an old and respected citizen of northwest Jackson and was always ready to aid the poor and relieve the sick. If relief was needed in her circle of acquaintances she would invariably be the leading spirit of the assistants. Her kind husband and loving children have the sympathy of all their friends in their sad loss. The funeral sermon was preached in the M.E. church in Soldier by Rev. A. G. Channell. The Holton Signal, October 24, 1883.
Source: Selected Death Notices Jackson County, Kansas, Newspapers abstracted by Dan Fenton.
The remains of Mrs. James McAfferty [sic] were laid to their final rest on last Friday, Oct. 19, in the Soldier cemetery. We did not learn the cause of her death, but suffice it is to say she was an old and respected citizen of northwest Jackson and was always ready to aid the poor and relieve the sick. If relief was needed in her circle of acquaintances she would invariably be the leading spirit of the assistants. Her kind husband and loving children have the sympathy of all their friends in their sad loss. The funeral sermon was preached in the M.E. church in Soldier by Rev. A. G. Channell. The Holton Signal, October 24, 1883.
Source: Selected Death Notices Jackson County, Kansas, Newspapers abstracted by Dan Fenton.
Soldier Squibs. October 22nd, 1883.
The remains of Mrs. James McAfferty [sic] were laid to their final rest on last Friday, Oct. 19, in the Soldier cemetery. We did not learn the cause of her death, but suffice it is to say she was an old and respected citizen of northwest Jackson and was always ready to aid the poor and relieve the sick. If relief was needed in her circle of acquaintances she would invariably be the leading spirit of the assistants. Her kind husband and loving children have the sympathy of all their friends in their sad loss. The funeral sermon was preached in the M.E. church in Soldier by Rev. A. G. Channell. The Holton Signal, October 24, 1883.
Source: Selected Death Notices Jackson County, Kansas, Newspapers abstracted by Dan Fenton.
The remains of Mrs. James McAfferty [sic] were laid to their final rest on last Friday, Oct. 19, in the Soldier cemetery. We did not learn the cause of her death, but suffice it is to say she was an old and respected citizen of northwest Jackson and was always ready to aid the poor and relieve the sick. If relief was needed in her circle of acquaintances she would invariably be the leading spirit of the assistants. Her kind husband and loving children have the sympathy of all their friends in their sad loss. The funeral sermon was preached in the M.E. church in Soldier by Rev. A. G. Channell. The Holton Signal, October 24, 1883.
Source: Selected Death Notices Jackson County, Kansas, Newspapers abstracted by Dan Fenton.
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