THE HENRY BULLETIN, Fri., Dec. 14, 1917, p. 8, col. 4:
(edited)
Shes Not Dead But Sleepeth.
Mrs. J. H. Campbell passed away Friday, Nov. 16th.
She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ford who have been dead for many years.
Her husband died July 27th.
She was buried at Blackberry by the side of her husband who died a little more that 3 months ago.
Her surviving children are Mrs. J. W. Hundley of Spencer and Mrs. S. W. Dyer of Danville.
(edited)
Shes Not Dead But Sleepeth.
Mrs. J. H. Campbell passed away Friday, Nov. 16th.
She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ford who have been dead for many years.
Her husband died July 27th.
She was buried at Blackberry by the side of her husband who died a little more that 3 months ago.
Her surviving children are Mrs. J. W. Hundley of Spencer and Mrs. S. W. Dyer of Danville.
THE HENRY BULLETIN, Fri., Dec. 14, 1917, p. 8, col. 4:
(edited)
Shes Not Dead But Sleepeth.
Mrs. J. H. Campbell passed away Friday, Nov. 16th.
She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ford who have been dead for many years.
Her husband died July 27th.
She was buried at Blackberry by the side of her husband who died a little more that 3 months ago.
Her surviving children are Mrs. J. W. Hundley of Spencer and Mrs. S. W. Dyer of Danville.
(edited)
Shes Not Dead But Sleepeth.
Mrs. J. H. Campbell passed away Friday, Nov. 16th.
She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ford who have been dead for many years.
Her husband died July 27th.
She was buried at Blackberry by the side of her husband who died a little more that 3 months ago.
Her surviving children are Mrs. J. W. Hundley of Spencer and Mrs. S. W. Dyer of Danville.
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