Lexington Weekly Intelligencer, September 06, 1879
Lexington, Mo.
THE TOMB
Died--In this city, Wednesday, September3d, of consumption, Hunter B. Gilkeson, aged about 35 years.
Mr. Gilkeson came to this city from St. Louis, some ten years ago, and had been in business here and at Camden, Ray county, ever since. He was a good business man, and made friends who sympathize with his widow and three children in their sad affliction.
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Lexington, Mo.
THE TOMB
Died--In this city, Wednesday, September3d, of consumption, Hunter B. Gilkeson, aged about 35 years.
Mr. Gilkeson came to this city from St. Louis, some ten years ago, and had been in business here and at Camden, Ray county, ever since. He was a good business man, and made friends who sympathize with his widow and three children in their sad affliction.
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Lexington Weekly Intelligencer, September 06, 1879
Lexington, Mo.
THE TOMB
Died--In this city, Wednesday, September3d, of consumption, Hunter B. Gilkeson, aged about 35 years.
Mr. Gilkeson came to this city from St. Louis, some ten years ago, and had been in business here and at Camden, Ray county, ever since. He was a good business man, and made friends who sympathize with his widow and three children in their sad affliction.
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Lexington, Mo.
THE TOMB
Died--In this city, Wednesday, September3d, of consumption, Hunter B. Gilkeson, aged about 35 years.
Mr. Gilkeson came to this city from St. Louis, some ten years ago, and had been in business here and at Camden, Ray county, ever since. He was a good business man, and made friends who sympathize with his widow and three children in their sad affliction.
Info Provided By: Member # 47526185
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