First wife of Jacob Lickilder
Married: 11 June 1899.
Friday, March 22, 1901
LICKLIDER, MRS. OLIE
Vieman. We are very sorry to announce the death of Mrs. Olie Licklider,
formerly Olie Ray, daughter of the well known T. J. Ray of Brushy prairie.
Mrs. Licklider died at the home of Chas. Licklider and was buried in the
Licklider cemetery. She leaves a devoted husband, father and mother, seven
brothers, and one sister to mourn her death. Mr. Ray wishes to extend his
thanks to the Licklider family for the kindness shown his daughter through
her sickness. The funeral will be preached at Union Chapel on Sunday, April
14, 1901, by Rev. Gordon.
Married: 11 June 1899.
Friday, March 22, 1901
LICKLIDER, MRS. OLIE
Vieman. We are very sorry to announce the death of Mrs. Olie Licklider,
formerly Olie Ray, daughter of the well known T. J. Ray of Brushy prairie.
Mrs. Licklider died at the home of Chas. Licklider and was buried in the
Licklider cemetery. She leaves a devoted husband, father and mother, seven
brothers, and one sister to mourn her death. Mr. Ray wishes to extend his
thanks to the Licklider family for the kindness shown his daughter through
her sickness. The funeral will be preached at Union Chapel on Sunday, April
14, 1901, by Rev. Gordon.
First wife of Jacob Lickilder
Married: 11 June 1899.
Friday, March 22, 1901
LICKLIDER, MRS. OLIE
Vieman. We are very sorry to announce the death of Mrs. Olie Licklider,
formerly Olie Ray, daughter of the well known T. J. Ray of Brushy prairie.
Mrs. Licklider died at the home of Chas. Licklider and was buried in the
Licklider cemetery. She leaves a devoted husband, father and mother, seven
brothers, and one sister to mourn her death. Mr. Ray wishes to extend his
thanks to the Licklider family for the kindness shown his daughter through
her sickness. The funeral will be preached at Union Chapel on Sunday, April
14, 1901, by Rev. Gordon.
Married: 11 June 1899.
Friday, March 22, 1901
LICKLIDER, MRS. OLIE
Vieman. We are very sorry to announce the death of Mrs. Olie Licklider,
formerly Olie Ray, daughter of the well known T. J. Ray of Brushy prairie.
Mrs. Licklider died at the home of Chas. Licklider and was buried in the
Licklider cemetery. She leaves a devoted husband, father and mother, seven
brothers, and one sister to mourn her death. Mr. Ray wishes to extend his
thanks to the Licklider family for the kindness shown his daughter through
her sickness. The funeral will be preached at Union Chapel on Sunday, April
14, 1901, by Rev. Gordon.
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