Unmarked Grave
The Fairfield Recorder
2 March 1888
Died-Miss Mary Ward, whose critical condition was mentioned last week, died at her mother's residence north of town, Wednesday night after a painful illness of some weeks. Death though expected and gradually seemed more inevitable each week makes a final separation and bereavement nonetheless sad and painful than when sudden or not anticipated. Thus it was in the case of Miss Ward. Though for some time she lingered but the death was a sore bereavement for the aged mother and family. The deceased was an excellent young lady, pleasant and agreeable, a loving sister and a fond and dutiful daughter. Her remains were interred in Fairfield Cemetery yesterday evening.
The Fairfield Recorder
2 March 1888
Died-Miss Mary Ward, whose critical condition was mentioned last week, died at her mother's residence north of town, Wednesday night after a painful illness of some weeks. Death though expected and gradually seemed more inevitable each week makes a final separation and bereavement nonetheless sad and painful than when sudden or not anticipated. Thus it was in the case of Miss Ward. Though for some time she lingered but the death was a sore bereavement for the aged mother and family. The deceased was an excellent young lady, pleasant and agreeable, a loving sister and a fond and dutiful daughter. Her remains were interred in Fairfield Cemetery yesterday evening.
Unmarked Grave
The Fairfield Recorder
2 March 1888
Died-Miss Mary Ward, whose critical condition was mentioned last week, died at her mother's residence north of town, Wednesday night after a painful illness of some weeks. Death though expected and gradually seemed more inevitable each week makes a final separation and bereavement nonetheless sad and painful than when sudden or not anticipated. Thus it was in the case of Miss Ward. Though for some time she lingered but the death was a sore bereavement for the aged mother and family. The deceased was an excellent young lady, pleasant and agreeable, a loving sister and a fond and dutiful daughter. Her remains were interred in Fairfield Cemetery yesterday evening.
The Fairfield Recorder
2 March 1888
Died-Miss Mary Ward, whose critical condition was mentioned last week, died at her mother's residence north of town, Wednesday night after a painful illness of some weeks. Death though expected and gradually seemed more inevitable each week makes a final separation and bereavement nonetheless sad and painful than when sudden or not anticipated. Thus it was in the case of Miss Ward. Though for some time she lingered but the death was a sore bereavement for the aged mother and family. The deceased was an excellent young lady, pleasant and agreeable, a loving sister and a fond and dutiful daughter. Her remains were interred in Fairfield Cemetery yesterday evening.
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