George was the son of William George & Lucy Annie (Hampton) Rose.
The Hopkinsville Kentuckian obit posted Tuesday, 10/1/1901, reads as follows:
DEATH OF MERCHANT.
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DAUGHTER OF DECEASED SUCCUMBS TO SAME DISEASE.
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Mr. George Rose, the well known Kirkmansville merchant, died of typhoid fever, aged 45 years. About three weeks ago a daughter of the deceased succumbed to the same disease. At the time of her demise, Mr. Rose was critically ill.
The Hopkinsville Kentuckian obit posted Tuesday, 10/1/1901, reads as follows:
DEATH OF MERCHANT.
________________
DAUGHTER OF DECEASED SUCCUMBS TO SAME DISEASE.
________________
Mr. George Rose, the well known Kirkmansville merchant, died of typhoid fever, aged 45 years. About three weeks ago a daughter of the deceased succumbed to the same disease. At the time of her demise, Mr. Rose was critically ill.
George was the son of William George & Lucy Annie (Hampton) Rose.
The Hopkinsville Kentuckian obit posted Tuesday, 10/1/1901, reads as follows:
DEATH OF MERCHANT.
________________
DAUGHTER OF DECEASED SUCCUMBS TO SAME DISEASE.
________________
Mr. George Rose, the well known Kirkmansville merchant, died of typhoid fever, aged 45 years. About three weeks ago a daughter of the deceased succumbed to the same disease. At the time of her demise, Mr. Rose was critically ill.
The Hopkinsville Kentuckian obit posted Tuesday, 10/1/1901, reads as follows:
DEATH OF MERCHANT.
________________
DAUGHTER OF DECEASED SUCCUMBS TO SAME DISEASE.
________________
Mr. George Rose, the well known Kirkmansville merchant, died of typhoid fever, aged 45 years. About three weeks ago a daughter of the deceased succumbed to the same disease. At the time of her demise, Mr. Rose was critically ill.
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