Per Mary Achterhof #49442228
Article appears in The Weekly Chieftain, Vinita, Oklahoma, Thursday, 18 March 1886 reads...
Died - Mr. J. O. Harris, the husband of Rev. A. N. Chamberlin's sister, died in this city last Saturday, from consumption. Mr. and Mrs. Harris came here some four months ago from Trenton, Missouri, in the hopes that his health would be improved and intended later in the season to go further south if this move proved beneficial. The remains were taken to Neosho for burial beside a son who died at that place some years ago.
Article appears in The Weekly Chieftain, Vinita, Oklahoma, Thursday, 18 March 1886 reads...
Died - Mr. J. O. Harris, the husband of Rev. A. N. Chamberlin's sister, died in this city last Saturday, from consumption. Mr. and Mrs. Harris came here some four months ago from Trenton, Missouri, in the hopes that his health would be improved and intended later in the season to go further south if this move proved beneficial. The remains were taken to Neosho for burial beside a son who died at that place some years ago.
Per Mary Achterhof #49442228
Article appears in The Weekly Chieftain, Vinita, Oklahoma, Thursday, 18 March 1886 reads...
Died - Mr. J. O. Harris, the husband of Rev. A. N. Chamberlin's sister, died in this city last Saturday, from consumption. Mr. and Mrs. Harris came here some four months ago from Trenton, Missouri, in the hopes that his health would be improved and intended later in the season to go further south if this move proved beneficial. The remains were taken to Neosho for burial beside a son who died at that place some years ago.
Article appears in The Weekly Chieftain, Vinita, Oklahoma, Thursday, 18 March 1886 reads...
Died - Mr. J. O. Harris, the husband of Rev. A. N. Chamberlin's sister, died in this city last Saturday, from consumption. Mr. and Mrs. Harris came here some four months ago from Trenton, Missouri, in the hopes that his health would be improved and intended later in the season to go further south if this move proved beneficial. The remains were taken to Neosho for burial beside a son who died at that place some years ago.
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