Republican Leader, Friday Sept 3, 1909
Catherine Albertson, familiarly know as "Aunt Kit" a nonagenarian, died Monday evening at the home of her son Wesley Moody, three miles Northwest of here. She was born in Clark County, and was the daughter of John Crockett a pioneer of Gibson Township. The remains were interred at Mt. Eden Wednesday, after funeral services by Elder J. M. Lester. She was the oldest person in the Township being 90 years,6 months and 11 days.
Catherine Albertson, familiarly know as "Aunt Kit" a nonagenarian, died Monday evening at the home of her son Wesley Moody, three miles Northwest of here. She was born in Clark County, and was the daughter of John Crockett a pioneer of Gibson Township. The remains were interred at Mt. Eden Wednesday, after funeral services by Elder J. M. Lester. She was the oldest person in the Township being 90 years,6 months and 11 days.
Republican Leader, Friday Sept 3, 1909
Catherine Albertson, familiarly know as "Aunt Kit" a nonagenarian, died Monday evening at the home of her son Wesley Moody, three miles Northwest of here. She was born in Clark County, and was the daughter of John Crockett a pioneer of Gibson Township. The remains were interred at Mt. Eden Wednesday, after funeral services by Elder J. M. Lester. She was the oldest person in the Township being 90 years,6 months and 11 days.
Catherine Albertson, familiarly know as "Aunt Kit" a nonagenarian, died Monday evening at the home of her son Wesley Moody, three miles Northwest of here. She was born in Clark County, and was the daughter of John Crockett a pioneer of Gibson Township. The remains were interred at Mt. Eden Wednesday, after funeral services by Elder J. M. Lester. She was the oldest person in the Township being 90 years,6 months and 11 days.
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