Brooklyn Daily Eagle: March 9, 1880 (article)
"The body of Mrs. William M. Tweed, who recently died in Paris, arrived at New York, yesterday, on the steamship Silesea. It was taken to the house of her daughter, Mrs. Douglas, 63 East Seventy-seventh street. The funeral services to-morrow will be private and the remains will be interred in Greenwood, beside those of Mr. Tweed."
Brooklyn Daily Eagle: February 14, 1880 (article)
"Mrs. Tweed, the wife of the late William M. Tweed, died in Paris, yesterday. She has resided abroad for sometime, and has been in feeble health. When her husband died it was thought she could not live long. Her family consisted of eight children, four sons and four daughters. One of the latter has been an invalid from childhood. Two of the married daughters live in New Orleans and one in New York. News of her death was received by her daughter, Mrs. Douglas, in New York."
"The body of Mrs. William M. Tweed, who recently died in Paris, arrived at New York, yesterday, on the steamship Silesea. It was taken to the house of her daughter, Mrs. Douglas, 63 East Seventy-seventh street. The funeral services to-morrow will be private and the remains will be interred in Greenwood, beside those of Mr. Tweed."
Brooklyn Daily Eagle: February 14, 1880 (article)
"Mrs. Tweed, the wife of the late William M. Tweed, died in Paris, yesterday. She has resided abroad for sometime, and has been in feeble health. When her husband died it was thought she could not live long. Her family consisted of eight children, four sons and four daughters. One of the latter has been an invalid from childhood. Two of the married daughters live in New Orleans and one in New York. News of her death was received by her daughter, Mrs. Douglas, in New York."
Brooklyn Daily Eagle: March 9, 1880 (article)
"The body of Mrs. William M. Tweed, who recently died in Paris, arrived at New York, yesterday, on the steamship Silesea. It was taken to the house of her daughter, Mrs. Douglas, 63 East Seventy-seventh street. The funeral services to-morrow will be private and the remains will be interred in Greenwood, beside those of Mr. Tweed."
Brooklyn Daily Eagle: February 14, 1880 (article)
"Mrs. Tweed, the wife of the late William M. Tweed, died in Paris, yesterday. She has resided abroad for sometime, and has been in feeble health. When her husband died it was thought she could not live long. Her family consisted of eight children, four sons and four daughters. One of the latter has been an invalid from childhood. Two of the married daughters live in New Orleans and one in New York. News of her death was received by her daughter, Mrs. Douglas, in New York."
"The body of Mrs. William M. Tweed, who recently died in Paris, arrived at New York, yesterday, on the steamship Silesea. It was taken to the house of her daughter, Mrs. Douglas, 63 East Seventy-seventh street. The funeral services to-morrow will be private and the remains will be interred in Greenwood, beside those of Mr. Tweed."
Brooklyn Daily Eagle: February 14, 1880 (article)
"Mrs. Tweed, the wife of the late William M. Tweed, died in Paris, yesterday. She has resided abroad for sometime, and has been in feeble health. When her husband died it was thought she could not live long. Her family consisted of eight children, four sons and four daughters. One of the latter has been an invalid from childhood. Two of the married daughters live in New Orleans and one in New York. News of her death was received by her daughter, Mrs. Douglas, in New York."
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