The Franklin Democrat, Friday, October 13, 1899, Volume XL, Number 14, page 1 and 5
Mrs. Cora Clark, wife of Edward J. Clark, after weeks of suffering, died today at a few minutes before noon. For many days the death of Mrs. Clark was expected, but however long the preparation, no person is ever prepared to receive the final blow dealt by the death of a dear friend. But few women were better known in this city. There was no better Christian woman, there was no better friend. She leaves a husband and three boys. – Shelby Rep.
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Mrs. Edward Clark, after a long illness, died at her home in Shelbyville Saturday morning, age thirty-nine years. Deceased was a sister of E. G. Barnhizer.
[Submitted by Mark McCrady and Cathea Curry]
Mrs. Cora Clark, wife of Edward J. Clark, after weeks of suffering, died today at a few minutes before noon. For many days the death of Mrs. Clark was expected, but however long the preparation, no person is ever prepared to receive the final blow dealt by the death of a dear friend. But few women were better known in this city. There was no better Christian woman, there was no better friend. She leaves a husband and three boys. – Shelby Rep.
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Mrs. Edward Clark, after a long illness, died at her home in Shelbyville Saturday morning, age thirty-nine years. Deceased was a sister of E. G. Barnhizer.
[Submitted by Mark McCrady and Cathea Curry]
The Franklin Democrat, Friday, October 13, 1899, Volume XL, Number 14, page 1 and 5
Mrs. Cora Clark, wife of Edward J. Clark, after weeks of suffering, died today at a few minutes before noon. For many days the death of Mrs. Clark was expected, but however long the preparation, no person is ever prepared to receive the final blow dealt by the death of a dear friend. But few women were better known in this city. There was no better Christian woman, there was no better friend. She leaves a husband and three boys. – Shelby Rep.
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Mrs. Edward Clark, after a long illness, died at her home in Shelbyville Saturday morning, age thirty-nine years. Deceased was a sister of E. G. Barnhizer.
[Submitted by Mark McCrady and Cathea Curry]
Mrs. Cora Clark, wife of Edward J. Clark, after weeks of suffering, died today at a few minutes before noon. For many days the death of Mrs. Clark was expected, but however long the preparation, no person is ever prepared to receive the final blow dealt by the death of a dear friend. But few women were better known in this city. There was no better Christian woman, there was no better friend. She leaves a husband and three boys. – Shelby Rep.
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Mrs. Edward Clark, after a long illness, died at her home in Shelbyville Saturday morning, age thirty-nine years. Deceased was a sister of E. G. Barnhizer.
[Submitted by Mark McCrady and Cathea Curry]
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