Mrs. Fanny Nolan
Died February 10, 1883
Mrs. Albert Nolan, of this city, died on Saturday last, rather unexpected to her many friends. She had been sick for some days with what is now generally complained of – a bad cold –but a day or two before her death was taken with rheumatism in a severe form, but even of this she seemed to be better, and was feeling as comfortable as could be expected during the day and evening, and some time in the night she asked to be turned in her bed, this was done and she said she was more comfortable, but in a few minutes after she was found to be dying. The disease had reached the heart.
(Source: Niles Democrat, Sat. Feb. 17, 1883, page 3, microfilm Niles District Library)
Obit obtained from Friends of Silverbrook website.
Died February 10, 1883
Mrs. Albert Nolan, of this city, died on Saturday last, rather unexpected to her many friends. She had been sick for some days with what is now generally complained of – a bad cold –but a day or two before her death was taken with rheumatism in a severe form, but even of this she seemed to be better, and was feeling as comfortable as could be expected during the day and evening, and some time in the night she asked to be turned in her bed, this was done and she said she was more comfortable, but in a few minutes after she was found to be dying. The disease had reached the heart.
(Source: Niles Democrat, Sat. Feb. 17, 1883, page 3, microfilm Niles District Library)
Obit obtained from Friends of Silverbrook website.
Mrs. Fanny Nolan
Died February 10, 1883
Mrs. Albert Nolan, of this city, died on Saturday last, rather unexpected to her many friends. She had been sick for some days with what is now generally complained of – a bad cold –but a day or two before her death was taken with rheumatism in a severe form, but even of this she seemed to be better, and was feeling as comfortable as could be expected during the day and evening, and some time in the night she asked to be turned in her bed, this was done and she said she was more comfortable, but in a few minutes after she was found to be dying. The disease had reached the heart.
(Source: Niles Democrat, Sat. Feb. 17, 1883, page 3, microfilm Niles District Library)
Obit obtained from Friends of Silverbrook website.
Died February 10, 1883
Mrs. Albert Nolan, of this city, died on Saturday last, rather unexpected to her many friends. She had been sick for some days with what is now generally complained of – a bad cold –but a day or two before her death was taken with rheumatism in a severe form, but even of this she seemed to be better, and was feeling as comfortable as could be expected during the day and evening, and some time in the night she asked to be turned in her bed, this was done and she said she was more comfortable, but in a few minutes after she was found to be dying. The disease had reached the heart.
(Source: Niles Democrat, Sat. Feb. 17, 1883, page 3, microfilm Niles District Library)
Obit obtained from Friends of Silverbrook website.
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