from 1 June 1903 Jacksonville FL Times Union and 1900 census: Brooksville may 31- Yesterday at noon the death angel visited one of Brooksville's homes, where he selected as the victim the wife (of John A Sewell) and mother (of Iva, Arthur, Laura, Will, Terry, Nona, Carl as of 1900)... The deceased was an earnest member of the church, as a devoted Christian and of an exceptionally kind and lovable disposition. Her death was doubly sad because of the approaching marriage of her eldest daughter on June 3. The remains will be interred in the City Cemetery, the funeral services by Rev. TJ Phillips.
from 1 June 1903 Jacksonville FL Times Union and 1900 census: Brooksville may 31- Yesterday at noon the death angel visited one of Brooksville's homes, where he selected as the victim the wife (of John A Sewell) and mother (of Iva, Arthur, Laura, Will, Terry, Nona, Carl as of 1900)... The deceased was an earnest member of the church, as a devoted Christian and of an exceptionally kind and lovable disposition. Her death was doubly sad because of the approaching marriage of her eldest daughter on June 3. The remains will be interred in the City Cemetery, the funeral services by Rev. TJ Phillips.
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