Mrs. Elizabeth Richardson, a life long resident of Montgomery county, died of lobar pneumonia at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Fred Brokhardt, south of Raymond,Il.. Saturday afternoon at about 4:30. She had been ill less than a week. About ten days ago she went from her home at Irving to help care for a sick child of Mrs. Brokhardt, and became ill while there.
The body was brought to the Hart and Cress Mortuary here and held until Monday afternoon when private funeral services were held at two P.M. at the Irving cemetery where burial was made. Rev.L.W.Nordsick officiated at the funeral.
Mrs. Richardson's maiden name was Elizabeth Hartman. A daughter of John and Mary Toberman Hartman. She was born December 25,1859 and was 67 years and 13 days old at the time of her death. Her early life was spent in the neighborhood of Fillmore and she was married there to James Richardson. For many years past, Mrs. Richardson had lived at Irving with her brother, John Hartman.
Mrs. Richardson was the mother of one daughter, Mrs. Bertha Oller, who died about three years ago. The only immediate relatives surviving are two brothers, John Hartman and Columbus C.(Lum)Hartman, both of Irving. She also leaves six grand children and on great grandchild.
The body was brought to the Hart and Cress Mortuary here and held until Monday afternoon when private funeral services were held at two P.M. at the Irving cemetery where burial was made. Rev.L.W.Nordsick officiated at the funeral.
Mrs. Richardson's maiden name was Elizabeth Hartman. A daughter of John and Mary Toberman Hartman. She was born December 25,1859 and was 67 years and 13 days old at the time of her death. Her early life was spent in the neighborhood of Fillmore and she was married there to James Richardson. For many years past, Mrs. Richardson had lived at Irving with her brother, John Hartman.
Mrs. Richardson was the mother of one daughter, Mrs. Bertha Oller, who died about three years ago. The only immediate relatives surviving are two brothers, John Hartman and Columbus C.(Lum)Hartman, both of Irving. She also leaves six grand children and on great grandchild.
Mrs. Elizabeth Richardson, a life long resident of Montgomery county, died of lobar pneumonia at the home of her granddaughter, Mrs. Fred Brokhardt, south of Raymond,Il.. Saturday afternoon at about 4:30. She had been ill less than a week. About ten days ago she went from her home at Irving to help care for a sick child of Mrs. Brokhardt, and became ill while there.
The body was brought to the Hart and Cress Mortuary here and held until Monday afternoon when private funeral services were held at two P.M. at the Irving cemetery where burial was made. Rev.L.W.Nordsick officiated at the funeral.
Mrs. Richardson's maiden name was Elizabeth Hartman. A daughter of John and Mary Toberman Hartman. She was born December 25,1859 and was 67 years and 13 days old at the time of her death. Her early life was spent in the neighborhood of Fillmore and she was married there to James Richardson. For many years past, Mrs. Richardson had lived at Irving with her brother, John Hartman.
Mrs. Richardson was the mother of one daughter, Mrs. Bertha Oller, who died about three years ago. The only immediate relatives surviving are two brothers, John Hartman and Columbus C.(Lum)Hartman, both of Irving. She also leaves six grand children and on great grandchild.
The body was brought to the Hart and Cress Mortuary here and held until Monday afternoon when private funeral services were held at two P.M. at the Irving cemetery where burial was made. Rev.L.W.Nordsick officiated at the funeral.
Mrs. Richardson's maiden name was Elizabeth Hartman. A daughter of John and Mary Toberman Hartman. She was born December 25,1859 and was 67 years and 13 days old at the time of her death. Her early life was spent in the neighborhood of Fillmore and she was married there to James Richardson. For many years past, Mrs. Richardson had lived at Irving with her brother, John Hartman.
Mrs. Richardson was the mother of one daughter, Mrs. Bertha Oller, who died about three years ago. The only immediate relatives surviving are two brothers, John Hartman and Columbus C.(Lum)Hartman, both of Irving. She also leaves six grand children and on great grandchild.
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