Dau. of J. D. Long & Fannie West
San Antonio Light
May 4, 1911
Miss Lenora Long, 24 years old, died Tuesday at noon at the home of her parents, at 106 West Elmira street, following a long illness from pulmonary trouble. Miss Long was a native of Kentucky and came to San Antonio a short time ago for her health. She is survived by her parents and brother of San Antonio, besides several brothers and sisters residing in the north. The funeral was held yesterday from the resideence and interment was made in City cemetery No. 6. Rev. S. J. Porter of the First Baptist church, conducted the services at the home and grave.
San Antonio Light
May 4, 1911
Miss Lenora Long, 24 years old, died Tuesday at noon at the home of her parents, at 106 West Elmira street, following a long illness from pulmonary trouble. Miss Long was a native of Kentucky and came to San Antonio a short time ago for her health. She is survived by her parents and brother of San Antonio, besides several brothers and sisters residing in the north. The funeral was held yesterday from the resideence and interment was made in City cemetery No. 6. Rev. S. J. Porter of the First Baptist church, conducted the services at the home and grave.
Dau. of J. D. Long & Fannie West
San Antonio Light
May 4, 1911
Miss Lenora Long, 24 years old, died Tuesday at noon at the home of her parents, at 106 West Elmira street, following a long illness from pulmonary trouble. Miss Long was a native of Kentucky and came to San Antonio a short time ago for her health. She is survived by her parents and brother of San Antonio, besides several brothers and sisters residing in the north. The funeral was held yesterday from the resideence and interment was made in City cemetery No. 6. Rev. S. J. Porter of the First Baptist church, conducted the services at the home and grave.
San Antonio Light
May 4, 1911
Miss Lenora Long, 24 years old, died Tuesday at noon at the home of her parents, at 106 West Elmira street, following a long illness from pulmonary trouble. Miss Long was a native of Kentucky and came to San Antonio a short time ago for her health. She is survived by her parents and brother of San Antonio, besides several brothers and sisters residing in the north. The funeral was held yesterday from the resideence and interment was made in City cemetery No. 6. Rev. S. J. Porter of the First Baptist church, conducted the services at the home and grave.
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