30 Dec 1902 tues
Mrs. Charles Bloxam died at her home
three miles southeast of Mt Auburn on
Saturday moring Dec 27 Mrs Bloxam
was a highly respected citizen and her
many friends were shocked and deeply
grieved to learn of her sudden demise.
She leaves her husband and three small
children. the funeral was conducted
by Rev. J. O. Sutherland of Latham from
the Christian church Sunday afternoon
and the remains were deposited in Mt.
Auburn cemetery.
Mrs. Charles Bloxam died at her home
three miles southeast of Mt Auburn on
Saturday moring Dec 27 Mrs Bloxam
was a highly respected citizen and her
many friends were shocked and deeply
grieved to learn of her sudden demise.
She leaves her husband and three small
children. the funeral was conducted
by Rev. J. O. Sutherland of Latham from
the Christian church Sunday afternoon
and the remains were deposited in Mt.
Auburn cemetery.
30 Dec 1902 tues
Mrs. Charles Bloxam died at her home
three miles southeast of Mt Auburn on
Saturday moring Dec 27 Mrs Bloxam
was a highly respected citizen and her
many friends were shocked and deeply
grieved to learn of her sudden demise.
She leaves her husband and three small
children. the funeral was conducted
by Rev. J. O. Sutherland of Latham from
the Christian church Sunday afternoon
and the remains were deposited in Mt.
Auburn cemetery.
Mrs. Charles Bloxam died at her home
three miles southeast of Mt Auburn on
Saturday moring Dec 27 Mrs Bloxam
was a highly respected citizen and her
many friends were shocked and deeply
grieved to learn of her sudden demise.
She leaves her husband and three small
children. the funeral was conducted
by Rev. J. O. Sutherland of Latham from
the Christian church Sunday afternoon
and the remains were deposited in Mt.
Auburn cemetery.
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