Three months ago we chronicled in this column, the marriage of Miss Ruffie Anderson, of Kosciusko, and Mr. Jas. Edwards, of Tyler, Texas, and, with a host of other friends, extended good wishes to the happy young couple.
Today, we record, with sincere sorrow, the death of the lovely young wife, and with her many other friends grieve that one so young should have been so soon taken from her home, and the bereaved young husband, who has lost his all.
The Clarion, Jackson, MS, February 23, 1887.
Courtesy of contributor #46823958
Today, we record, with sincere sorrow, the death of the lovely young wife, and with her many other friends grieve that one so young should have been so soon taken from her home, and the bereaved young husband, who has lost his all.
The Clarion, Jackson, MS, February 23, 1887.
Courtesy of contributor #46823958
Three months ago we chronicled in this column, the marriage of Miss Ruffie Anderson, of Kosciusko, and Mr. Jas. Edwards, of Tyler, Texas, and, with a host of other friends, extended good wishes to the happy young couple.
Today, we record, with sincere sorrow, the death of the lovely young wife, and with her many other friends grieve that one so young should have been so soon taken from her home, and the bereaved young husband, who has lost his all.
The Clarion, Jackson, MS, February 23, 1887.
Courtesy of contributor #46823958
Today, we record, with sincere sorrow, the death of the lovely young wife, and with her many other friends grieve that one so young should have been so soon taken from her home, and the bereaved young husband, who has lost his all.
The Clarion, Jackson, MS, February 23, 1887.
Courtesy of contributor #46823958
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