19 Apr 1900, 8- Goldsboro Weekly Argus
The remains of Miss Olivia Flowers, daughter of Mr. John Flowers, whose illness and operation for appendicitis were noted in a recent issue of the Argus, were brought to this city Sunday from Newbern for interment in Willow Dale Cemetery. The funeral was conducted by Rev. F.W. Farries from the home of her uncle Mr. John Stanley
Father: John Flowers
Uncle: John Stanley
Goldsboro Weekly Argus • 19 Apr 1900, Thu • Page 8 • (Goldsboro, North Carolina)Newspaper.com
The remains of Miss Olivia Flowers, daughter of Mr. John Flowers, whose illness and operation for appendicitis were noted in a recent issue of the Argus, were brought to this city Sunday from Newbern for interment in Willow Dale Cemetery. The funeral was conducted by Rev. F.W. Farries from the home of her uncle Mr. John Stanley
Father: John Flowers
Uncle: John Stanley
Goldsboro Weekly Argus • 19 Apr 1900, Thu • Page 8 • (Goldsboro, North Carolina)Newspaper.com
19 Apr 1900, 8- Goldsboro Weekly Argus
The remains of Miss Olivia Flowers, daughter of Mr. John Flowers, whose illness and operation for appendicitis were noted in a recent issue of the Argus, were brought to this city Sunday from Newbern for interment in Willow Dale Cemetery. The funeral was conducted by Rev. F.W. Farries from the home of her uncle Mr. John Stanley
Father: John Flowers
Uncle: John Stanley
Goldsboro Weekly Argus • 19 Apr 1900, Thu • Page 8 • (Goldsboro, North Carolina)Newspaper.com
The remains of Miss Olivia Flowers, daughter of Mr. John Flowers, whose illness and operation for appendicitis were noted in a recent issue of the Argus, were brought to this city Sunday from Newbern for interment in Willow Dale Cemetery. The funeral was conducted by Rev. F.W. Farries from the home of her uncle Mr. John Stanley
Father: John Flowers
Uncle: John Stanley
Goldsboro Weekly Argus • 19 Apr 1900, Thu • Page 8 • (Goldsboro, North Carolina)Newspaper.com
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