Obenchain, Lenora (Miller)
We regret to announce the death of Mrs. Nora Obenchain, wife of our fellow citizen, Mr. E. D. Obenchain, which occurred at Harwood on the 10th inst. She was a native of our county-- a daughter of one of our first settlers--and reared here. In 1867 she was married happily to her surviving husband, in this city. She was a domestic lady, loving home dearly, and seldom leaving it. For some months she has been in ill health, and went to Harwood a few weeks ago to see if the change would not benefit her But alas! the disease had too firm a hold, and she has passed away. She was buried at Miller's Lake [Pinchback Cemetery] on Tuesday morning.
Colorado Citizen, August 14, 1879
Contributor: WM R M (47290830) • [email protected]
We regret to announce the death of Mrs. Nora Obenchain, wife of our fellow citizen, Mr. E. D. Obenchain, which occurred at Harwood on the 10th inst. She was a native of our county-- a daughter of one of our first settlers--and reared here. In 1867 she was married happily to her surviving husband, in this city. She was a domestic lady, loving home dearly, and seldom leaving it. For some months she has been in ill health, and went to Harwood a few weeks ago to see if the change would not benefit her But alas! the disease had too firm a hold, and she has passed away. She was buried at Miller's Lake [Pinchback Cemetery] on Tuesday morning.
Colorado Citizen, August 14, 1879
Contributor: WM R M (47290830) • [email protected]
Obenchain, Lenora (Miller)
We regret to announce the death of Mrs. Nora Obenchain, wife of our fellow citizen, Mr. E. D. Obenchain, which occurred at Harwood on the 10th inst. She was a native of our county-- a daughter of one of our first settlers--and reared here. In 1867 she was married happily to her surviving husband, in this city. She was a domestic lady, loving home dearly, and seldom leaving it. For some months she has been in ill health, and went to Harwood a few weeks ago to see if the change would not benefit her But alas! the disease had too firm a hold, and she has passed away. She was buried at Miller's Lake [Pinchback Cemetery] on Tuesday morning.
Colorado Citizen, August 14, 1879
Contributor: WM R M (47290830) • [email protected]
We regret to announce the death of Mrs. Nora Obenchain, wife of our fellow citizen, Mr. E. D. Obenchain, which occurred at Harwood on the 10th inst. She was a native of our county-- a daughter of one of our first settlers--and reared here. In 1867 she was married happily to her surviving husband, in this city. She was a domestic lady, loving home dearly, and seldom leaving it. For some months she has been in ill health, and went to Harwood a few weeks ago to see if the change would not benefit her But alas! the disease had too firm a hold, and she has passed away. She was buried at Miller's Lake [Pinchback Cemetery] on Tuesday morning.
Colorado Citizen, August 14, 1879
Contributor: WM R M (47290830) • [email protected]
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