Second wife of May Jackson Lamme. They married in 1858 in Boone County, Missouri. She died at age 62 yrs 2 mos 5 days. She was a native of Virginia and a registered member of Pioneer Presbyterian Church.
Death of Mrs. Lamme
Mrs. Lamme died at her residence in this town at about 3 o'clock yesterday morning, from cancer of the breast, after an illness extending over a period of many months. In all her sufferings Mrs. Lamme bore the pain with Christian fortitude, never complaining. She has been a resident of Winters a number of years and has endured herself to a large circle of friends. Her death, following so soon after that of her husband's, leaves her children orphans, and to them in their sore affliction, is extended the sympathy of the whole community. [The Winters Express, Saturday, November 26, 1887]
Death of Mrs. Lamme
Mrs. Lamme died at her residence in this town at about 3 o'clock yesterday morning, from cancer of the breast, after an illness extending over a period of many months. In all her sufferings Mrs. Lamme bore the pain with Christian fortitude, never complaining. She has been a resident of Winters a number of years and has endured herself to a large circle of friends. Her death, following so soon after that of her husband's, leaves her children orphans, and to them in their sore affliction, is extended the sympathy of the whole community. [The Winters Express, Saturday, November 26, 1887]
Second wife of May Jackson Lamme. They married in 1858 in Boone County, Missouri. She died at age 62 yrs 2 mos 5 days. She was a native of Virginia and a registered member of Pioneer Presbyterian Church.
Death of Mrs. Lamme
Mrs. Lamme died at her residence in this town at about 3 o'clock yesterday morning, from cancer of the breast, after an illness extending over a period of many months. In all her sufferings Mrs. Lamme bore the pain with Christian fortitude, never complaining. She has been a resident of Winters a number of years and has endured herself to a large circle of friends. Her death, following so soon after that of her husband's, leaves her children orphans, and to them in their sore affliction, is extended the sympathy of the whole community. [The Winters Express, Saturday, November 26, 1887]
Death of Mrs. Lamme
Mrs. Lamme died at her residence in this town at about 3 o'clock yesterday morning, from cancer of the breast, after an illness extending over a period of many months. In all her sufferings Mrs. Lamme bore the pain with Christian fortitude, never complaining. She has been a resident of Winters a number of years and has endured herself to a large circle of friends. Her death, following so soon after that of her husband's, leaves her children orphans, and to them in their sore affliction, is extended the sympathy of the whole community. [The Winters Express, Saturday, November 26, 1887]
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