The following obituary was copied as it was printed in the Friday, May 9, 1902 edition of The Lampasas Leader. Contributed by FAG member Sue Lilley. Original photocopy work by Jeff Jackson:
"Mrs. J. D. Casbeer, who has been sick for some weeks at the residence of Mr. T. D. Polsgrove, died Momday night, and was buried Tuesday evening at the city cemetery. The family home was near Nix, this county, but she had been brought here some time since to be near a physician. Her maiden name was Bryant, and her father and two sisters came in from Missouri and were with her during her last illness. She leaves a heart brolen husband and two little children to mourn her loss, and they have the sympathy of friends all over the country, in which the Leader joins."
"Mrs. J. D. Casbeer, who has been sick for some weeks at the residence of Mr. T. D. Polsgrove, died Momday night, and was buried Tuesday evening at the city cemetery. The family home was near Nix, this county, but she had been brought here some time since to be near a physician. Her maiden name was Bryant, and her father and two sisters came in from Missouri and were with her during her last illness. She leaves a heart brolen husband and two little children to mourn her loss, and they have the sympathy of friends all over the country, in which the Leader joins."
The following obituary was copied as it was printed in the Friday, May 9, 1902 edition of The Lampasas Leader. Contributed by FAG member Sue Lilley. Original photocopy work by Jeff Jackson:
"Mrs. J. D. Casbeer, who has been sick for some weeks at the residence of Mr. T. D. Polsgrove, died Momday night, and was buried Tuesday evening at the city cemetery. The family home was near Nix, this county, but she had been brought here some time since to be near a physician. Her maiden name was Bryant, and her father and two sisters came in from Missouri and were with her during her last illness. She leaves a heart brolen husband and two little children to mourn her loss, and they have the sympathy of friends all over the country, in which the Leader joins."
"Mrs. J. D. Casbeer, who has been sick for some weeks at the residence of Mr. T. D. Polsgrove, died Momday night, and was buried Tuesday evening at the city cemetery. The family home was near Nix, this county, but she had been brought here some time since to be near a physician. Her maiden name was Bryant, and her father and two sisters came in from Missouri and were with her during her last illness. She leaves a heart brolen husband and two little children to mourn her loss, and they have the sympathy of friends all over the country, in which the Leader joins."
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