The community was startled on Wednesday evening to hear of the sudden death of Mr. J. C. Brown at her home in north Malvern. She had spent the day in Glenwood, and on returning home was taken suddenly with heart failure and died in a few moments even before medical aid could reach her. The funeral which was largely attended was held at Liberty Church five miles north of Malvern on Friday afternoon and interment was made in the Liberty Cemetery.
Glenwood Opinion Tribune, Thursday, December 27, 1900, page 4
50 years 2 months 15 days∼Beacon - December 28, 1900
Mrs. J. C. Brown dropped dead of heart disease Wednesday evening about 6 o'clock. She was one of the most prominent women of Malvern. She had just returned from Glenwood where she had been making some Christmas purchases, and her husband had just driven her home from the depot, when she was taken suddenly ill. He assisted her into the house and sent for a Doctor but she died in 5 minutes. Her funeral took place Friday from their beautiful home in north Malvern
Glenwood Opinion Tribune, Thursday, December 27, 1900, page 4
50 years 2 months 15 days∼Beacon - December 28, 1900
Mrs. J. C. Brown dropped dead of heart disease Wednesday evening about 6 o'clock. She was one of the most prominent women of Malvern. She had just returned from Glenwood where she had been making some Christmas purchases, and her husband had just driven her home from the depot, when she was taken suddenly ill. He assisted her into the house and sent for a Doctor but she died in 5 minutes. Her funeral took place Friday from their beautiful home in north Malvern
The community was startled on Wednesday evening to hear of the sudden death of Mr. J. C. Brown at her home in north Malvern. She had spent the day in Glenwood, and on returning home was taken suddenly with heart failure and died in a few moments even before medical aid could reach her. The funeral which was largely attended was held at Liberty Church five miles north of Malvern on Friday afternoon and interment was made in the Liberty Cemetery.
Glenwood Opinion Tribune, Thursday, December 27, 1900, page 4
50 years 2 months 15 days∼Beacon - December 28, 1900
Mrs. J. C. Brown dropped dead of heart disease Wednesday evening about 6 o'clock. She was one of the most prominent women of Malvern. She had just returned from Glenwood where she had been making some Christmas purchases, and her husband had just driven her home from the depot, when she was taken suddenly ill. He assisted her into the house and sent for a Doctor but she died in 5 minutes. Her funeral took place Friday from their beautiful home in north Malvern
Glenwood Opinion Tribune, Thursday, December 27, 1900, page 4
50 years 2 months 15 days∼Beacon - December 28, 1900
Mrs. J. C. Brown dropped dead of heart disease Wednesday evening about 6 o'clock. She was one of the most prominent women of Malvern. She had just returned from Glenwood where she had been making some Christmas purchases, and her husband had just driven her home from the depot, when she was taken suddenly ill. He assisted her into the house and sent for a Doctor but she died in 5 minutes. Her funeral took place Friday from their beautiful home in north Malvern
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