Carroll Chronicle
Carrollton, Ohio
Friday, October 28, 1921
Mrs. Harry Brackin died suddenly at her home in Algonquin yesterday (Thursday) morning. She was taken ill Saturday night, the sickness developing into pneumonia.
Burial will be made Saturday, the hour of the funeral not being decided upon as yet.
The maiden name of the deceased was Frances Campbell, being a daughter of the late William and Hannah Campbell, and was born near Leavittsville, October 7, 1874.
She is survived by four sisters and a brother, Mrs. Ira Buchanan of Canton, Mrs. Clarence Carnes, of East Sparta, Mrs. T. O. Tope of Leavittsville, Mrs. Ira Moody of Carrollton and James W. Campbell of Leavittsville.
Mrs. Brackin was a member of the Lutheran Church.
Carrollton, Ohio
Friday, October 28, 1921
Mrs. Harry Brackin died suddenly at her home in Algonquin yesterday (Thursday) morning. She was taken ill Saturday night, the sickness developing into pneumonia.
Burial will be made Saturday, the hour of the funeral not being decided upon as yet.
The maiden name of the deceased was Frances Campbell, being a daughter of the late William and Hannah Campbell, and was born near Leavittsville, October 7, 1874.
She is survived by four sisters and a brother, Mrs. Ira Buchanan of Canton, Mrs. Clarence Carnes, of East Sparta, Mrs. T. O. Tope of Leavittsville, Mrs. Ira Moody of Carrollton and James W. Campbell of Leavittsville.
Mrs. Brackin was a member of the Lutheran Church.
Carroll Chronicle
Carrollton, Ohio
Friday, October 28, 1921
Mrs. Harry Brackin died suddenly at her home in Algonquin yesterday (Thursday) morning. She was taken ill Saturday night, the sickness developing into pneumonia.
Burial will be made Saturday, the hour of the funeral not being decided upon as yet.
The maiden name of the deceased was Frances Campbell, being a daughter of the late William and Hannah Campbell, and was born near Leavittsville, October 7, 1874.
She is survived by four sisters and a brother, Mrs. Ira Buchanan of Canton, Mrs. Clarence Carnes, of East Sparta, Mrs. T. O. Tope of Leavittsville, Mrs. Ira Moody of Carrollton and James W. Campbell of Leavittsville.
Mrs. Brackin was a member of the Lutheran Church.
Carrollton, Ohio
Friday, October 28, 1921
Mrs. Harry Brackin died suddenly at her home in Algonquin yesterday (Thursday) morning. She was taken ill Saturday night, the sickness developing into pneumonia.
Burial will be made Saturday, the hour of the funeral not being decided upon as yet.
The maiden name of the deceased was Frances Campbell, being a daughter of the late William and Hannah Campbell, and was born near Leavittsville, October 7, 1874.
She is survived by four sisters and a brother, Mrs. Ira Buchanan of Canton, Mrs. Clarence Carnes, of East Sparta, Mrs. T. O. Tope of Leavittsville, Mrs. Ira Moody of Carrollton and James W. Campbell of Leavittsville.
Mrs. Brackin was a member of the Lutheran Church.
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