Minnie HANSON and Clark SKINNER were married on September 4, 1904 in Meeker County, Minnesota.
Sioux City Journal, Sioux City, Iowa 19 May 1926 Wed, Page 2: "Covered Wagon Woman Dies. Greenfield, Ia., May 18 (AP) -- Visions of pioneer days were recalled here by the death in a covered wagon of Mrs. Minnie F. Skinner, 41, of Long Prairie, Minn. Mrs. Skinner was traveling with her husband and five children."
Mrs. SKINNER's death certificate states that she died of heart disease. Her body was shipped to Long Prairie for burial.
Sioux City Journal, Sioux City, Iowa 19 May 1926 Wed, Page 2: "Covered Wagon Woman Dies. Greenfield, Ia., May 18 (AP) -- Visions of pioneer days were recalled here by the death in a covered wagon of Mrs. Minnie F. Skinner, 41, of Long Prairie, Minn. Mrs. Skinner was traveling with her husband and five children."
Mrs. SKINNER's death certificate states that she died of heart disease. Her body was shipped to Long Prairie for burial.
Minnie HANSON and Clark SKINNER were married on September 4, 1904 in Meeker County, Minnesota.
Sioux City Journal, Sioux City, Iowa 19 May 1926 Wed, Page 2: "Covered Wagon Woman Dies. Greenfield, Ia., May 18 (AP) -- Visions of pioneer days were recalled here by the death in a covered wagon of Mrs. Minnie F. Skinner, 41, of Long Prairie, Minn. Mrs. Skinner was traveling with her husband and five children."
Mrs. SKINNER's death certificate states that she died of heart disease. Her body was shipped to Long Prairie for burial.
Sioux City Journal, Sioux City, Iowa 19 May 1926 Wed, Page 2: "Covered Wagon Woman Dies. Greenfield, Ia., May 18 (AP) -- Visions of pioneer days were recalled here by the death in a covered wagon of Mrs. Minnie F. Skinner, 41, of Long Prairie, Minn. Mrs. Skinner was traveling with her husband and five children."
Mrs. SKINNER's death certificate states that she died of heart disease. Her body was shipped to Long Prairie for burial.
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