Meldora was the daughter of John Andrew Tabor and Martha A. Compton. She married Isaiah Henderson Harry.
DEATH OF MRS. I.H. HARRY
The death of this good woman came as a great shock to her friends, as well as a great grief. Her death was sudden. It was stated that she was busily engaged in her domestic duties when the end came, without warning. She was a quiet, deeply pious devoted wife and mother. The bereaved family and husband have the sympathy of a wide circle of friends. The burial took place near her home at Falls Mills Friday, in the presence of a concourse of sorrowing friends and broken hearted children. She wrought well - she sleeps well.
(Obituary from the "Clinch Valley News," October 25, 1918, p. 1.)
DEATH OF MRS. I.H. HARRY
The death of this good woman came as a great shock to her friends, as well as a great grief. Her death was sudden. It was stated that she was busily engaged in her domestic duties when the end came, without warning. She was a quiet, deeply pious devoted wife and mother. The bereaved family and husband have the sympathy of a wide circle of friends. The burial took place near her home at Falls Mills Friday, in the presence of a concourse of sorrowing friends and broken hearted children. She wrought well - she sleeps well.
(Obituary from the "Clinch Valley News," October 25, 1918, p. 1.)
Meldora was the daughter of John Andrew Tabor and Martha A. Compton. She married Isaiah Henderson Harry.
DEATH OF MRS. I.H. HARRY
The death of this good woman came as a great shock to her friends, as well as a great grief. Her death was sudden. It was stated that she was busily engaged in her domestic duties when the end came, without warning. She was a quiet, deeply pious devoted wife and mother. The bereaved family and husband have the sympathy of a wide circle of friends. The burial took place near her home at Falls Mills Friday, in the presence of a concourse of sorrowing friends and broken hearted children. She wrought well - she sleeps well.
(Obituary from the "Clinch Valley News," October 25, 1918, p. 1.)
DEATH OF MRS. I.H. HARRY
The death of this good woman came as a great shock to her friends, as well as a great grief. Her death was sudden. It was stated that she was busily engaged in her domestic duties when the end came, without warning. She was a quiet, deeply pious devoted wife and mother. The bereaved family and husband have the sympathy of a wide circle of friends. The burial took place near her home at Falls Mills Friday, in the presence of a concourse of sorrowing friends and broken hearted children. She wrought well - she sleeps well.
(Obituary from the "Clinch Valley News," October 25, 1918, p. 1.)
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