Added per cemetery records and the Walnut Library history project.
Mrs. Harriet Clifford, widow of Eben Clifford, died at her home in Walnut last Thursday. Mrs. Clifford was one of the old residents of Walnut; was 87 years of age and for many years has been an active member of the spiritualistic organization. The funeral was from her house Saturday afternoon. A lady from Chicago conducted the services; Burial in Walnut cemetery.
Source: Bureau County Tribune, Princeton, Illinois, Friday, January 13, 1905, Page 7
Eben and Harriet were married in 1838 in Edgecomb, Maine. They settled on a farm near Walnut in 1852. They had 11 children, but six died in infancy. Harriet practiced medicine for 14 years. She was buried in the dress she wore as a bride 67 years before.
Mrs. Harriet Clifford, widow of Eben Clifford, died at her home in Walnut last Thursday. Mrs. Clifford was one of the old residents of Walnut; was 87 years of age and for many years has been an active member of the spiritualistic organization. The funeral was from her house Saturday afternoon. A lady from Chicago conducted the services; Burial in Walnut cemetery.
Source: Bureau County Tribune, Princeton, Illinois, Friday, January 13, 1905, Page 7
Eben and Harriet were married in 1838 in Edgecomb, Maine. They settled on a farm near Walnut in 1852. They had 11 children, but six died in infancy. Harriet practiced medicine for 14 years. She was buried in the dress she wore as a bride 67 years before.
Added per cemetery records and the Walnut Library history project.
Mrs. Harriet Clifford, widow of Eben Clifford, died at her home in Walnut last Thursday. Mrs. Clifford was one of the old residents of Walnut; was 87 years of age and for many years has been an active member of the spiritualistic organization. The funeral was from her house Saturday afternoon. A lady from Chicago conducted the services; Burial in Walnut cemetery.
Source: Bureau County Tribune, Princeton, Illinois, Friday, January 13, 1905, Page 7
Eben and Harriet were married in 1838 in Edgecomb, Maine. They settled on a farm near Walnut in 1852. They had 11 children, but six died in infancy. Harriet practiced medicine for 14 years. She was buried in the dress she wore as a bride 67 years before.
Mrs. Harriet Clifford, widow of Eben Clifford, died at her home in Walnut last Thursday. Mrs. Clifford was one of the old residents of Walnut; was 87 years of age and for many years has been an active member of the spiritualistic organization. The funeral was from her house Saturday afternoon. A lady from Chicago conducted the services; Burial in Walnut cemetery.
Source: Bureau County Tribune, Princeton, Illinois, Friday, January 13, 1905, Page 7
Eben and Harriet were married in 1838 in Edgecomb, Maine. They settled on a farm near Walnut in 1852. They had 11 children, but six died in infancy. Harriet practiced medicine for 14 years. She was buried in the dress she wore as a bride 67 years before.
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