The attached obituary was published in the Lockport Journal on August 24, 1905.
According to the obituary, Martha was the wife of J.K. Swick.
She was survived by two daughters, "Miss Grace at home, Mrs. Charles Carl, this city and two sons, Walter and Deanne at home.".
The newspaper article reporting that her remains were buried at Cold Springs Cemetery was published in the same newspaper on August 26, 1905.
Mrs. Swick was the wife of John K. Swick.
According to the obituary, Martha was the wife of J.K. Swick.
She was survived by two daughters, "Miss Grace at home, Mrs. Charles Carl, this city and two sons, Walter and Deanne at home.".
The newspaper article reporting that her remains were buried at Cold Springs Cemetery was published in the same newspaper on August 26, 1905.
Mrs. Swick was the wife of John K. Swick.
The attached obituary was published in the Lockport Journal on August 24, 1905.
According to the obituary, Martha was the wife of J.K. Swick.
She was survived by two daughters, "Miss Grace at home, Mrs. Charles Carl, this city and two sons, Walter and Deanne at home.".
The newspaper article reporting that her remains were buried at Cold Springs Cemetery was published in the same newspaper on August 26, 1905.
Mrs. Swick was the wife of John K. Swick.
According to the obituary, Martha was the wife of J.K. Swick.
She was survived by two daughters, "Miss Grace at home, Mrs. Charles Carl, this city and two sons, Walter and Deanne at home.".
The newspaper article reporting that her remains were buried at Cold Springs Cemetery was published in the same newspaper on August 26, 1905.
Mrs. Swick was the wife of John K. Swick.
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