"Mrs. Jerome Webb died this morning after several months of poor health at her homeo on Church Street. Mrs. Webb was born la Chesterfield, New Hampshire, in 1822. When young she removed with her parents to a farm In the town of Le Roy. White residing there she was married to Jerome Webb, and they were the parents of one son, Alton of Le Roy. The deceased was highly respected and a lifelong member of the Methodist church. The surviving relatives are the husband and son, one sister, Mrs. Susan Gibson of Rockford, Illinois and three brothers, Rufus Bartlett of Le Roy, Nathaniel and Jonas of Morris, Illinois. The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon from the house, with interment In Macpelah." (June 10, 1896, The Daily News of Batavia, NY)
afternoon from the house, with interment In Macpelah." (June 10, 1896, The Daily News of Batavia, NY)
"Mrs. Jerome Webb died this morning after several months of poor health at her homeo on Church Street. Mrs. Webb was born la Chesterfield, New Hampshire, in 1822. When young she removed with her parents to a farm In the town of Le Roy. White residing there she was married to Jerome Webb, and they were the parents of one son, Alton of Le Roy. The deceased was highly respected and a lifelong member of the Methodist church. The surviving relatives are the husband and son, one sister, Mrs. Susan Gibson of Rockford, Illinois and three brothers, Rufus Bartlett of Le Roy, Nathaniel and Jonas of Morris, Illinois. The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon from the house, with interment In Macpelah." (June 10, 1896, The Daily News of Batavia, NY)
afternoon from the house, with interment In Macpelah." (June 10, 1896, The Daily News of Batavia, NY)
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