Daughter of William and Eleanor Thompson. Wife of Charles Strother Hotchkiss.
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Additional information from John Fazenbaker (#47418440):
The Piedmont Herald
22 May 1903
It is with feelings of deepest sympathy that we chronicle the death of Mrs. Augusta Estelle, wife of Mr. Charles S. Hotchkiss, who died at her residence on Ashfield Street last Wednesday after a prolonged Illness from chlorosis. The deceased was a devout Christian. Her remains were taken to Linden Va., and were accompanied there by Mrs. Thompson and Miss Margaret Thompson, her mother and sister where interment was made Thursday in the family lot in Linden Cemetery.
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Additional information from John Fazenbaker (#47418440):
The Piedmont Herald
22 May 1903
It is with feelings of deepest sympathy that we chronicle the death of Mrs. Augusta Estelle, wife of Mr. Charles S. Hotchkiss, who died at her residence on Ashfield Street last Wednesday after a prolonged Illness from chlorosis. The deceased was a devout Christian. Her remains were taken to Linden Va., and were accompanied there by Mrs. Thompson and Miss Margaret Thompson, her mother and sister where interment was made Thursday in the family lot in Linden Cemetery.
Daughter of William and Eleanor Thompson. Wife of Charles Strother Hotchkiss.
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Additional information from John Fazenbaker (#47418440):
The Piedmont Herald
22 May 1903
It is with feelings of deepest sympathy that we chronicle the death of Mrs. Augusta Estelle, wife of Mr. Charles S. Hotchkiss, who died at her residence on Ashfield Street last Wednesday after a prolonged Illness from chlorosis. The deceased was a devout Christian. Her remains were taken to Linden Va., and were accompanied there by Mrs. Thompson and Miss Margaret Thompson, her mother and sister where interment was made Thursday in the family lot in Linden Cemetery.
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Additional information from John Fazenbaker (#47418440):
The Piedmont Herald
22 May 1903
It is with feelings of deepest sympathy that we chronicle the death of Mrs. Augusta Estelle, wife of Mr. Charles S. Hotchkiss, who died at her residence on Ashfield Street last Wednesday after a prolonged Illness from chlorosis. The deceased was a devout Christian. Her remains were taken to Linden Va., and were accompanied there by Mrs. Thompson and Miss Margaret Thompson, her mother and sister where interment was made Thursday in the family lot in Linden Cemetery.
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CHARLES STROTHER / OCT. 22, 1872 - JULY 13, 1916 / HIS WIFE / AUGUSTA ESTELLE / 1876 - 1903 / LILLIE HOTCHKISS / 1865 - 1951 / JEAN HOTCHKISS ROSSER / 1869 - 1953 / MARTHA JANE KIDWELL / SISTER OF M. E. H. / JULY 21, 1844 - JULY 28, 1896
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