Daniel and Sarah had another daughter, Katie, who died in 1920 in Arkansas from sepsis from laryngitis. The death certificate does not state where she was to be buried.
Contributor: 46636833
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Word was received in Dunlap that Mrs. Kate Bonar Goodman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Bonar of Sulphur City, Ark., had died on Sunday with diphtheria and was buried on Monday. On Wednesday Mrs. Goodman's daughter Ruth died with the same disease. Mr. and Mrs. Bonar and their daughter are well known here, having lived here a number of years before moving to Arkansas.
Dunlap Reporter: Thurs., 16 Sep 1920, pg. 3
Contributor: 46636833
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Word was received in Dunlap that Mrs. Kate Bonar Goodman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Bonar of Sulphur City, Ark., had died on Sunday with diphtheria and was buried on Monday. On Wednesday Mrs. Goodman's daughter Ruth died with the same disease. Mr. and Mrs. Bonar and their daughter are well known here, having lived here a number of years before moving to Arkansas.
Dunlap Reporter: Thurs., 16 Sep 1920, pg. 3
Daniel and Sarah had another daughter, Katie, who died in 1920 in Arkansas from sepsis from laryngitis. The death certificate does not state where she was to be buried.
Contributor: 46636833
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Word was received in Dunlap that Mrs. Kate Bonar Goodman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Bonar of Sulphur City, Ark., had died on Sunday with diphtheria and was buried on Monday. On Wednesday Mrs. Goodman's daughter Ruth died with the same disease. Mr. and Mrs. Bonar and their daughter are well known here, having lived here a number of years before moving to Arkansas.
Dunlap Reporter: Thurs., 16 Sep 1920, pg. 3
Contributor: 46636833
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Word was received in Dunlap that Mrs. Kate Bonar Goodman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan W. Bonar of Sulphur City, Ark., had died on Sunday with diphtheria and was buried on Monday. On Wednesday Mrs. Goodman's daughter Ruth died with the same disease. Mr. and Mrs. Bonar and their daughter are well known here, having lived here a number of years before moving to Arkansas.
Dunlap Reporter: Thurs., 16 Sep 1920, pg. 3
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