Mrs. Anna Russell, a woman well known in Mulberry, died last week in Marinette, Wisconsin, of cancer of the stomach, and was buried on Saturday.
The deceased woman's maiden name was Stinebaugh. Her first husband was a man named LaMar, and by this marriage there were two daughters, Maude and Fern. This husband died here in Mulberry some thirty years ago, and Fern, the younger of the two daughters, passed away several years ago.
The second husband was James Russell. Some years ago while the family was living at Wyandotte, Russell was killed at a crossing in Dayton when a locomotive struck his automobile.
Mrs. Russell was making her home with the elder daughter at the time of her demise. She was a cousin of John Fetterhoff.
-- The Mulberry (IN) Reporter, July 25, 1925
The deceased woman's maiden name was Stinebaugh. Her first husband was a man named LaMar, and by this marriage there were two daughters, Maude and Fern. This husband died here in Mulberry some thirty years ago, and Fern, the younger of the two daughters, passed away several years ago.
The second husband was James Russell. Some years ago while the family was living at Wyandotte, Russell was killed at a crossing in Dayton when a locomotive struck his automobile.
Mrs. Russell was making her home with the elder daughter at the time of her demise. She was a cousin of John Fetterhoff.
-- The Mulberry (IN) Reporter, July 25, 1925
Mrs. Anna Russell, a woman well known in Mulberry, died last week in Marinette, Wisconsin, of cancer of the stomach, and was buried on Saturday.
The deceased woman's maiden name was Stinebaugh. Her first husband was a man named LaMar, and by this marriage there were two daughters, Maude and Fern. This husband died here in Mulberry some thirty years ago, and Fern, the younger of the two daughters, passed away several years ago.
The second husband was James Russell. Some years ago while the family was living at Wyandotte, Russell was killed at a crossing in Dayton when a locomotive struck his automobile.
Mrs. Russell was making her home with the elder daughter at the time of her demise. She was a cousin of John Fetterhoff.
-- The Mulberry (IN) Reporter, July 25, 1925
The deceased woman's maiden name was Stinebaugh. Her first husband was a man named LaMar, and by this marriage there were two daughters, Maude and Fern. This husband died here in Mulberry some thirty years ago, and Fern, the younger of the two daughters, passed away several years ago.
The second husband was James Russell. Some years ago while the family was living at Wyandotte, Russell was killed at a crossing in Dayton when a locomotive struck his automobile.
Mrs. Russell was making her home with the elder daughter at the time of her demise. She was a cousin of John Fetterhoff.
-- The Mulberry (IN) Reporter, July 25, 1925
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