Courtesy Tammy, Findagrave # 47004136:
The Englewood Herald (Englewood, CO) July 18, 1935
Mrs. Minnie Errett, of 225 West Nassau, died at her home, July 15, of cerebral hemorrhage. She had had some previous illness, but was able to do all her work.
Rev. Campbell of the Four Square Gospel church and members of the Petersburg church took part in the services at the Hatfield Mortuary, Tuesday night. The body was sent to Red Cloud, Nebr., for interment.
Mrs. Errett was born in Red Cloud, July 12, 1881. She had lived in and near Englewood for seven or eight years. Her husband, John Errett, survives. There are no children.
(the paper says her birth year is 1881, but they may have it wrong)
The Englewood Herald (Englewood, CO) July 18, 1935
Mrs. Minnie Errett, of 225 West Nassau, died at her home, July 15, of cerebral hemorrhage. She had had some previous illness, but was able to do all her work.
Rev. Campbell of the Four Square Gospel church and members of the Petersburg church took part in the services at the Hatfield Mortuary, Tuesday night. The body was sent to Red Cloud, Nebr., for interment.
Mrs. Errett was born in Red Cloud, July 12, 1881. She had lived in and near Englewood for seven or eight years. Her husband, John Errett, survives. There are no children.
(the paper says her birth year is 1881, but they may have it wrong)
Courtesy Tammy, Findagrave # 47004136:
The Englewood Herald (Englewood, CO) July 18, 1935
Mrs. Minnie Errett, of 225 West Nassau, died at her home, July 15, of cerebral hemorrhage. She had had some previous illness, but was able to do all her work.
Rev. Campbell of the Four Square Gospel church and members of the Petersburg church took part in the services at the Hatfield Mortuary, Tuesday night. The body was sent to Red Cloud, Nebr., for interment.
Mrs. Errett was born in Red Cloud, July 12, 1881. She had lived in and near Englewood for seven or eight years. Her husband, John Errett, survives. There are no children.
(the paper says her birth year is 1881, but they may have it wrong)
The Englewood Herald (Englewood, CO) July 18, 1935
Mrs. Minnie Errett, of 225 West Nassau, died at her home, July 15, of cerebral hemorrhage. She had had some previous illness, but was able to do all her work.
Rev. Campbell of the Four Square Gospel church and members of the Petersburg church took part in the services at the Hatfield Mortuary, Tuesday night. The body was sent to Red Cloud, Nebr., for interment.
Mrs. Errett was born in Red Cloud, July 12, 1881. She had lived in and near Englewood for seven or eight years. Her husband, John Errett, survives. There are no children.
(the paper says her birth year is 1881, but they may have it wrong)
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