Daughter of Henry Augustus and Eliza Edmonds (Sprague) Denny.
From the diary of Joseph Denny, 28 Jan 1873:
"Went to Worcester in the morning, and attended the funeral of our niece Mrs Susie M. Ward who died at the house of her father Henry A. Denny on Sunday at 2 1/2 P.M. Aged 29 years - She came home some months since from the South sick with Consumption and leaves a husband Capt. Henry C. Ward now stationed as a recruiting Officer for the U.S.A. in Boston, and two small children with their grand parents. Charles & Carrie & Bro. Christopher & wife attended the funeral, but Mrs Denny & Mrs Thurston were both too unwell with colds. I returned home in the afternoon with Walford, and the remains were brought to Leicester and put in the receiving tombs of Pine Grove Cemetery."
From the diary of Joseph Denny, 28 Jan 1873:
"Went to Worcester in the morning, and attended the funeral of our niece Mrs Susie M. Ward who died at the house of her father Henry A. Denny on Sunday at 2 1/2 P.M. Aged 29 years - She came home some months since from the South sick with Consumption and leaves a husband Capt. Henry C. Ward now stationed as a recruiting Officer for the U.S.A. in Boston, and two small children with their grand parents. Charles & Carrie & Bro. Christopher & wife attended the funeral, but Mrs Denny & Mrs Thurston were both too unwell with colds. I returned home in the afternoon with Walford, and the remains were brought to Leicester and put in the receiving tombs of Pine Grove Cemetery."
Daughter of Henry Augustus and Eliza Edmonds (Sprague) Denny.
From the diary of Joseph Denny, 28 Jan 1873:
"Went to Worcester in the morning, and attended the funeral of our niece Mrs Susie M. Ward who died at the house of her father Henry A. Denny on Sunday at 2 1/2 P.M. Aged 29 years - She came home some months since from the South sick with Consumption and leaves a husband Capt. Henry C. Ward now stationed as a recruiting Officer for the U.S.A. in Boston, and two small children with their grand parents. Charles & Carrie & Bro. Christopher & wife attended the funeral, but Mrs Denny & Mrs Thurston were both too unwell with colds. I returned home in the afternoon with Walford, and the remains were brought to Leicester and put in the receiving tombs of Pine Grove Cemetery."
From the diary of Joseph Denny, 28 Jan 1873:
"Went to Worcester in the morning, and attended the funeral of our niece Mrs Susie M. Ward who died at the house of her father Henry A. Denny on Sunday at 2 1/2 P.M. Aged 29 years - She came home some months since from the South sick with Consumption and leaves a husband Capt. Henry C. Ward now stationed as a recruiting Officer for the U.S.A. in Boston, and two small children with their grand parents. Charles & Carrie & Bro. Christopher & wife attended the funeral, but Mrs Denny & Mrs Thurston were both too unwell with colds. I returned home in the afternoon with Walford, and the remains were brought to Leicester and put in the receiving tombs of Pine Grove Cemetery."
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