Obituary:
Syracuse, New York
The Standard newspaper
Sunday, April 6, 1890
Page 4, Column 6
Death of Mrs. David Williams.
Syracusans will be pained to learn of the death of Mrs. Mary Munroe Williams, wife of David Williams, and daughter of the late Allen Munroe of this city, which occurred at Ocala, Florida April 5. Mrs. Williams was a victim of consumption. She leaves besides her husband, four children to mourn her loss. Her mother, Mrs. Allen Munroe, was with her during her illness and at her death. Mrs. Williams will be most kindly remembered by her friends in Syracuse. She was a lady of rare personal and mental charms and was possessed of a most lovely, sweet and gentle nature. During her girlhood passed at the mansion of her parents in West Genesee street, she was the favorite of a wide circle of acquaintances, and was greatly beloved by her intimate friends. She was married to David Williams about 15 years ago and shortly thereafter went with him to Florida where she has since resided.
Syracuse, New York
The Standard newspaper
Sunday, April 6, 1890
Page 4, Column 6
Death of Mrs. David Williams.
Syracusans will be pained to learn of the death of Mrs. Mary Munroe Williams, wife of David Williams, and daughter of the late Allen Munroe of this city, which occurred at Ocala, Florida April 5. Mrs. Williams was a victim of consumption. She leaves besides her husband, four children to mourn her loss. Her mother, Mrs. Allen Munroe, was with her during her illness and at her death. Mrs. Williams will be most kindly remembered by her friends in Syracuse. She was a lady of rare personal and mental charms and was possessed of a most lovely, sweet and gentle nature. During her girlhood passed at the mansion of her parents in West Genesee street, she was the favorite of a wide circle of acquaintances, and was greatly beloved by her intimate friends. She was married to David Williams about 15 years ago and shortly thereafter went with him to Florida where she has since resided.
Obituary:
Syracuse, New York
The Standard newspaper
Sunday, April 6, 1890
Page 4, Column 6
Death of Mrs. David Williams.
Syracusans will be pained to learn of the death of Mrs. Mary Munroe Williams, wife of David Williams, and daughter of the late Allen Munroe of this city, which occurred at Ocala, Florida April 5. Mrs. Williams was a victim of consumption. She leaves besides her husband, four children to mourn her loss. Her mother, Mrs. Allen Munroe, was with her during her illness and at her death. Mrs. Williams will be most kindly remembered by her friends in Syracuse. She was a lady of rare personal and mental charms and was possessed of a most lovely, sweet and gentle nature. During her girlhood passed at the mansion of her parents in West Genesee street, she was the favorite of a wide circle of acquaintances, and was greatly beloved by her intimate friends. She was married to David Williams about 15 years ago and shortly thereafter went with him to Florida where she has since resided.
Syracuse, New York
The Standard newspaper
Sunday, April 6, 1890
Page 4, Column 6
Death of Mrs. David Williams.
Syracusans will be pained to learn of the death of Mrs. Mary Munroe Williams, wife of David Williams, and daughter of the late Allen Munroe of this city, which occurred at Ocala, Florida April 5. Mrs. Williams was a victim of consumption. She leaves besides her husband, four children to mourn her loss. Her mother, Mrs. Allen Munroe, was with her during her illness and at her death. Mrs. Williams will be most kindly remembered by her friends in Syracuse. She was a lady of rare personal and mental charms and was possessed of a most lovely, sweet and gentle nature. During her girlhood passed at the mansion of her parents in West Genesee street, she was the favorite of a wide circle of acquaintances, and was greatly beloved by her intimate friends. She was married to David Williams about 15 years ago and shortly thereafter went with him to Florida where she has since resided.
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