Philadelphia Inquirer, issue of Jan 16, 1916:
CARLISLE -- Miss Jennie Blair, one of the last surviving members of a family prominent in the early history of the State, was found dead in her home here on Friday night. She lived alone, although in advanced years. Neighbors did not see her about the house as usual and, becoming alarmed, forced the door. Death was due to heart trouble.
CARLISLE -- Miss Jennie Blair, one of the last surviving members of a family prominent in the early history of the State, was found dead in her home here on Friday night. She lived alone, although in advanced years. Neighbors did not see her about the house as usual and, becoming alarmed, forced the door. Death was due to heart trouble.
Philadelphia Inquirer, issue of Jan 16, 1916:
CARLISLE -- Miss Jennie Blair, one of the last surviving members of a family prominent in the early history of the State, was found dead in her home here on Friday night. She lived alone, although in advanced years. Neighbors did not see her about the house as usual and, becoming alarmed, forced the door. Death was due to heart trouble.
CARLISLE -- Miss Jennie Blair, one of the last surviving members of a family prominent in the early history of the State, was found dead in her home here on Friday night. She lived alone, although in advanced years. Neighbors did not see her about the house as usual and, becoming alarmed, forced the door. Death was due to heart trouble.
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