DEATH OF ADAM BRIDGEWATER
The remains of the late Adam Bridgewater, age 51 years and 23 days, of near Waynesville, were laid to rest in the Laughlin cemetery on Monday, November 11, 1902. The services were held at the home of H. M. Wallace, Rev. D. Hudgins officiating, at which place he was tenderly cared for during his sickness. After a brief sickness of nearly two weeks of typhoid pneumonia he departed this world, leaving a scope of friends to mourn their loss, which he had made during his stay of nearly six year in this community,
A FRIEND.
The Pulaski County Democrat
28 Nov 1902
The remains of the late Adam Bridgewater, age 51 years and 23 days, of near Waynesville, were laid to rest in the Laughlin cemetery on Monday, November 11, 1902. The services were held at the home of H. M. Wallace, Rev. D. Hudgins officiating, at which place he was tenderly cared for during his sickness. After a brief sickness of nearly two weeks of typhoid pneumonia he departed this world, leaving a scope of friends to mourn their loss, which he had made during his stay of nearly six year in this community,
A FRIEND.
The Pulaski County Democrat
28 Nov 1902
DEATH OF ADAM BRIDGEWATER
The remains of the late Adam Bridgewater, age 51 years and 23 days, of near Waynesville, were laid to rest in the Laughlin cemetery on Monday, November 11, 1902. The services were held at the home of H. M. Wallace, Rev. D. Hudgins officiating, at which place he was tenderly cared for during his sickness. After a brief sickness of nearly two weeks of typhoid pneumonia he departed this world, leaving a scope of friends to mourn their loss, which he had made during his stay of nearly six year in this community,
A FRIEND.
The Pulaski County Democrat
28 Nov 1902
The remains of the late Adam Bridgewater, age 51 years and 23 days, of near Waynesville, were laid to rest in the Laughlin cemetery on Monday, November 11, 1902. The services were held at the home of H. M. Wallace, Rev. D. Hudgins officiating, at which place he was tenderly cared for during his sickness. After a brief sickness of nearly two weeks of typhoid pneumonia he departed this world, leaving a scope of friends to mourn their loss, which he had made during his stay of nearly six year in this community,
A FRIEND.
The Pulaski County Democrat
28 Nov 1902
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