Mrs. Jeremiah Strickler, who lived with her husband and fourteen-year old daughter, on a farm four miles west of Golden, passed away Sunday noon, after suffering for over three years. For the last few months Mrs. Strickler has been confined to her bed, with death staring her inevitably in the face. She has suffered great pain. Aside from her immediate family, the deceased leaves two brothers, Charles Ralph of this city, and George Ralph of Houston township. Her aged mother also lives. She has been living at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Strickler was about forty five years of age. The funeral will take place Tuesday at the union church at York Neck, with interment In York Neck cemetery. The Quincy Daily Herald, Monday, July 08, 1912; Page: 2.
Contributed by Michael Downing
Contributed by Michael Downing
Mrs. Jeremiah Strickler, who lived with her husband and fourteen-year old daughter, on a farm four miles west of Golden, passed away Sunday noon, after suffering for over three years. For the last few months Mrs. Strickler has been confined to her bed, with death staring her inevitably in the face. She has suffered great pain. Aside from her immediate family, the deceased leaves two brothers, Charles Ralph of this city, and George Ralph of Houston township. Her aged mother also lives. She has been living at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Strickler was about forty five years of age. The funeral will take place Tuesday at the union church at York Neck, with interment In York Neck cemetery. The Quincy Daily Herald, Monday, July 08, 1912; Page: 2.
Contributed by Michael Downing
Contributed by Michael Downing
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