Died at the age of 36yrs, 2m, 12dys of septicemia.
Lloyd--The body of Mrs. Annie Hay Lloyd, who died in a hospital in Fitchburg, Mass., Monday, will arrive in this city Friday and will be taken to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hay, South Second street. Funeral services probably will be held at St. Paul's pro-cathedral Friday.
The decedent was born in Springfield and made her home in this city up to the time of her marriage to John David Lloyd, July 6, 1893. At that time, Mr. Lloyd was organist at St. Paul's pro-cathedral. She is survived by her husband and three daughters, Mary Gertrude, aged eleven; Helen, aged three, and Ann, aged one year. She also leaves three brothers, Arthur E. and William T. Hay of this city and Charles E. Hay of San Antonio, Tex.
Published in The Journal, Springfield, IL, Thursday, December 6, 1906, page 6
Lloyd--The body of Mrs. Annie Hay Lloyd, who died in a hospital in Fitchburg, Mass., Monday, will arrive in this city Friday and will be taken to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hay, South Second street. Funeral services probably will be held at St. Paul's pro-cathedral Friday.
The decedent was born in Springfield and made her home in this city up to the time of her marriage to John David Lloyd, July 6, 1893. At that time, Mr. Lloyd was organist at St. Paul's pro-cathedral. She is survived by her husband and three daughters, Mary Gertrude, aged eleven; Helen, aged three, and Ann, aged one year. She also leaves three brothers, Arthur E. and William T. Hay of this city and Charles E. Hay of San Antonio, Tex.
Published in The Journal, Springfield, IL, Thursday, December 6, 1906, page 6
Died at the age of 36yrs, 2m, 12dys of septicemia.
Lloyd--The body of Mrs. Annie Hay Lloyd, who died in a hospital in Fitchburg, Mass., Monday, will arrive in this city Friday and will be taken to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hay, South Second street. Funeral services probably will be held at St. Paul's pro-cathedral Friday.
The decedent was born in Springfield and made her home in this city up to the time of her marriage to John David Lloyd, July 6, 1893. At that time, Mr. Lloyd was organist at St. Paul's pro-cathedral. She is survived by her husband and three daughters, Mary Gertrude, aged eleven; Helen, aged three, and Ann, aged one year. She also leaves three brothers, Arthur E. and William T. Hay of this city and Charles E. Hay of San Antonio, Tex.
Published in The Journal, Springfield, IL, Thursday, December 6, 1906, page 6
Lloyd--The body of Mrs. Annie Hay Lloyd, who died in a hospital in Fitchburg, Mass., Monday, will arrive in this city Friday and will be taken to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Hay, South Second street. Funeral services probably will be held at St. Paul's pro-cathedral Friday.
The decedent was born in Springfield and made her home in this city up to the time of her marriage to John David Lloyd, July 6, 1893. At that time, Mr. Lloyd was organist at St. Paul's pro-cathedral. She is survived by her husband and three daughters, Mary Gertrude, aged eleven; Helen, aged three, and Ann, aged one year. She also leaves three brothers, Arthur E. and William T. Hay of this city and Charles E. Hay of San Antonio, Tex.
Published in The Journal, Springfield, IL, Thursday, December 6, 1906, page 6
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