Andover Advertiser – December 24, 1853 – Vol. 1 – No. 45 – Page 3
DEATH OF MRS. WALLEY—The wife of Hon. S.H. Walley, of Roxbury, died last week after an illness of but a few days.
Mrs. Walley was a daughter of the late Hon. Isaac T. Bates, of Northampton, and leaves a family of seven children. The cause of her death is stated to nave been lockjaw, which, on Wednesday, unexpectedly assumed a mortal character. The death of Mrs. Walley will detain Mr. Walley from his duties at the opening of Congress.
DEATH OF MRS. WALLEY—The wife of Hon. S.H. Walley, of Roxbury, died last week after an illness of but a few days.
Mrs. Walley was a daughter of the late Hon. Isaac T. Bates, of Northampton, and leaves a family of seven children. The cause of her death is stated to nave been lockjaw, which, on Wednesday, unexpectedly assumed a mortal character. The death of Mrs. Walley will detain Mr. Walley from his duties at the opening of Congress.
Andover Advertiser – December 24, 1853 – Vol. 1 – No. 45 – Page 3
DEATH OF MRS. WALLEY—The wife of Hon. S.H. Walley, of Roxbury, died last week after an illness of but a few days.
Mrs. Walley was a daughter of the late Hon. Isaac T. Bates, of Northampton, and leaves a family of seven children. The cause of her death is stated to nave been lockjaw, which, on Wednesday, unexpectedly assumed a mortal character. The death of Mrs. Walley will detain Mr. Walley from his duties at the opening of Congress.
DEATH OF MRS. WALLEY—The wife of Hon. S.H. Walley, of Roxbury, died last week after an illness of but a few days.
Mrs. Walley was a daughter of the late Hon. Isaac T. Bates, of Northampton, and leaves a family of seven children. The cause of her death is stated to nave been lockjaw, which, on Wednesday, unexpectedly assumed a mortal character. The death of Mrs. Walley will detain Mr. Walley from his duties at the opening of Congress.
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