w/o James Wiley Alford
The Bossier Banner.
July 8, 1920
Page 1
RETROSPECTIVE.
Sixty Years Ago.
[The Banner of July 6, 1860.]
Died, on the 30th ultimo, after a long and protracted illness, Mrs. Isabella E. Alford, widow of the late J. W. Alford, aged about forty-five years.
The Bossier Banner.
July 15, 1920
Page 1
Addenda.
Under the sixty year heading in last week's issue mention was made of the death of the widow of J. W. Alford, whose maiden name (we have since learned) was Isabella Miller. Their three sons were John, Amigrade, and Bolen, all now dead. The widow (Anna McDade) of the first named, a son, Mr. D. E. Alford and a daughter, Miss Katie Alford, reside in Haughton; Drew lives in Sibley, and the other son, Alma, in Lake Charles. Mr. Edgar Alford, son of Amigrade, lives in New Orleans. The three daughters of the elder couple were Callie (Mrs. Jim Edwards, Sr.), Ambrosia, who died while yet single, and Minnie, who married a Kennedy. The last named moved to Texas and is perhaps living to-day.
The Bossier Banner.
July 8, 1920
Page 1
RETROSPECTIVE.
Sixty Years Ago.
[The Banner of July 6, 1860.]
Died, on the 30th ultimo, after a long and protracted illness, Mrs. Isabella E. Alford, widow of the late J. W. Alford, aged about forty-five years.
The Bossier Banner.
July 15, 1920
Page 1
Addenda.
Under the sixty year heading in last week's issue mention was made of the death of the widow of J. W. Alford, whose maiden name (we have since learned) was Isabella Miller. Their three sons were John, Amigrade, and Bolen, all now dead. The widow (Anna McDade) of the first named, a son, Mr. D. E. Alford and a daughter, Miss Katie Alford, reside in Haughton; Drew lives in Sibley, and the other son, Alma, in Lake Charles. Mr. Edgar Alford, son of Amigrade, lives in New Orleans. The three daughters of the elder couple were Callie (Mrs. Jim Edwards, Sr.), Ambrosia, who died while yet single, and Minnie, who married a Kennedy. The last named moved to Texas and is perhaps living to-day.
w/o James Wiley Alford
The Bossier Banner.
July 8, 1920
Page 1
RETROSPECTIVE.
Sixty Years Ago.
[The Banner of July 6, 1860.]
Died, on the 30th ultimo, after a long and protracted illness, Mrs. Isabella E. Alford, widow of the late J. W. Alford, aged about forty-five years.
The Bossier Banner.
July 15, 1920
Page 1
Addenda.
Under the sixty year heading in last week's issue mention was made of the death of the widow of J. W. Alford, whose maiden name (we have since learned) was Isabella Miller. Their three sons were John, Amigrade, and Bolen, all now dead. The widow (Anna McDade) of the first named, a son, Mr. D. E. Alford and a daughter, Miss Katie Alford, reside in Haughton; Drew lives in Sibley, and the other son, Alma, in Lake Charles. Mr. Edgar Alford, son of Amigrade, lives in New Orleans. The three daughters of the elder couple were Callie (Mrs. Jim Edwards, Sr.), Ambrosia, who died while yet single, and Minnie, who married a Kennedy. The last named moved to Texas and is perhaps living to-day.
The Bossier Banner.
July 8, 1920
Page 1
RETROSPECTIVE.
Sixty Years Ago.
[The Banner of July 6, 1860.]
Died, on the 30th ultimo, after a long and protracted illness, Mrs. Isabella E. Alford, widow of the late J. W. Alford, aged about forty-five years.
The Bossier Banner.
July 15, 1920
Page 1
Addenda.
Under the sixty year heading in last week's issue mention was made of the death of the widow of J. W. Alford, whose maiden name (we have since learned) was Isabella Miller. Their three sons were John, Amigrade, and Bolen, all now dead. The widow (Anna McDade) of the first named, a son, Mr. D. E. Alford and a daughter, Miss Katie Alford, reside in Haughton; Drew lives in Sibley, and the other son, Alma, in Lake Charles. Mr. Edgar Alford, son of Amigrade, lives in New Orleans. The three daughters of the elder couple were Callie (Mrs. Jim Edwards, Sr.), Ambrosia, who died while yet single, and Minnie, who married a Kennedy. The last named moved to Texas and is perhaps living to-day.
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