Wife of ROBERT L. CASEY.
MRS. ROBERT L. CASEY. Special to The State. Campobello, SC - Jan. 2, 1905 - Mrs. Robert L. Casey died at her home at this place following a lenghty illness. She was wife of one of the most prominant wood dealers of this place and a highly respected woman. Mrs. Casey had not been in good health for a number of years but it was thought she was improving. Her remains were interned in the Oak Knob Cemetery on Jan. 3, 1905. (Obituary rewritten to conform with Findagrave Rules)
Original Obituary appeared in The State Newspaper, on Jan. 3, 1905
MRS. ROBERT L. CASEY. Special to The State. Campobello, SC - Jan. 2, 1905 - Mrs. Robert L. Casey died at her home at this place following a lenghty illness. She was wife of one of the most prominant wood dealers of this place and a highly respected woman. Mrs. Casey had not been in good health for a number of years but it was thought she was improving. Her remains were interned in the Oak Knob Cemetery on Jan. 3, 1905. (Obituary rewritten to conform with Findagrave Rules)
Original Obituary appeared in The State Newspaper, on Jan. 3, 1905
Wife of ROBERT L. CASEY.
MRS. ROBERT L. CASEY. Special to The State. Campobello, SC - Jan. 2, 1905 - Mrs. Robert L. Casey died at her home at this place following a lenghty illness. She was wife of one of the most prominant wood dealers of this place and a highly respected woman. Mrs. Casey had not been in good health for a number of years but it was thought she was improving. Her remains were interned in the Oak Knob Cemetery on Jan. 3, 1905. (Obituary rewritten to conform with Findagrave Rules)
Original Obituary appeared in The State Newspaper, on Jan. 3, 1905
MRS. ROBERT L. CASEY. Special to The State. Campobello, SC - Jan. 2, 1905 - Mrs. Robert L. Casey died at her home at this place following a lenghty illness. She was wife of one of the most prominant wood dealers of this place and a highly respected woman. Mrs. Casey had not been in good health for a number of years but it was thought she was improving. Her remains were interned in the Oak Knob Cemetery on Jan. 3, 1905. (Obituary rewritten to conform with Findagrave Rules)
Original Obituary appeared in The State Newspaper, on Jan. 3, 1905
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