Mrs. Adam Dunlap died at her home about 5 miles northeast of Mazo, on Thursday night, of biliary calculi, a disease with which [she] has been afflicted for many years. Her death has caused many sad hearts throughout this entire community, having resided here for over 30 years and won by her social genial ways many warm friends who deeply mourn their loss. The deceased was born in New York state in 1818, came to Wisconsin in 1853, and has resided in this vicinity ever since. She leaves a family of three sons and two daughters. The funeral services will take place at her late residence on Sunday, at one o'clock, Rev. Dr. Trewartha, officiating.
The Weekly Sickle, Volume X, Number 5, Saturday, March 31, 1883
The Weekly Sickle, Volume X, Number 5, Saturday, March 31, 1883
Mrs. Adam Dunlap died at her home about 5 miles northeast of Mazo, on Thursday night, of biliary calculi, a disease with which [she] has been afflicted for many years. Her death has caused many sad hearts throughout this entire community, having resided here for over 30 years and won by her social genial ways many warm friends who deeply mourn their loss. The deceased was born in New York state in 1818, came to Wisconsin in 1853, and has resided in this vicinity ever since. She leaves a family of three sons and two daughters. The funeral services will take place at her late residence on Sunday, at one o'clock, Rev. Dr. Trewartha, officiating.
The Weekly Sickle, Volume X, Number 5, Saturday, March 31, 1883
The Weekly Sickle, Volume X, Number 5, Saturday, March 31, 1883
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