The Evening Republican
Columbus, Indiana
Monday, February 15, 1886
Mrs. Susannah Mounts died yesterday at her home east of the city, at the extreme age of 91 years. Her funeral occurred this afternoon at one o'clock from her late home. Interment at Sandhill. With the death of this lady passes away one of the pioneers of this county, she belonging to one of the first families coming to this section in 1819 from Switzerland county, to where her family had moved from Kentucky. She was a sister of Col. McFall, who has been a well-known figure on the streets of this city from its infancy.
Columbus, Indiana
Monday, February 15, 1886
Mrs. Susannah Mounts died yesterday at her home east of the city, at the extreme age of 91 years. Her funeral occurred this afternoon at one o'clock from her late home. Interment at Sandhill. With the death of this lady passes away one of the pioneers of this county, she belonging to one of the first families coming to this section in 1819 from Switzerland county, to where her family had moved from Kentucky. She was a sister of Col. McFall, who has been a well-known figure on the streets of this city from its infancy.
The Evening Republican
Columbus, Indiana
Monday, February 15, 1886
Mrs. Susannah Mounts died yesterday at her home east of the city, at the extreme age of 91 years. Her funeral occurred this afternoon at one o'clock from her late home. Interment at Sandhill. With the death of this lady passes away one of the pioneers of this county, she belonging to one of the first families coming to this section in 1819 from Switzerland county, to where her family had moved from Kentucky. She was a sister of Col. McFall, who has been a well-known figure on the streets of this city from its infancy.
Columbus, Indiana
Monday, February 15, 1886
Mrs. Susannah Mounts died yesterday at her home east of the city, at the extreme age of 91 years. Her funeral occurred this afternoon at one o'clock from her late home. Interment at Sandhill. With the death of this lady passes away one of the pioneers of this county, she belonging to one of the first families coming to this section in 1819 from Switzerland county, to where her family had moved from Kentucky. She was a sister of Col. McFall, who has been a well-known figure on the streets of this city from its infancy.
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