Also remembered on a cenotaph at Resthaven Cemetery.
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Death of a Good Woman. Mrs. Laura M. Palmer died suddenly Tuesday morning at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Laura Arnold, 449 South Pryor street. Mrs. Palmer was about seventy years of age. She was the widow of Judge Edmund Palmer, of Burke county, and daughter of Dr. Anthony, the founder of the medical college in Augusta. Her life has been an eventful and a happy one. Having connected herself with the Methodist church in girlhood, she has been a devoted follower of Christ her entire life. She was a noble woman, and her kind actions and sweet disposition will be remembered by all who knew her, and bring her a bright reward in the "home of the soul." She was buried in Oakland cemetery, the services being conducted by Rev. Dr. Height, of Trinity church. Atlanta Constitution, October 5, 1890
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Death of a Good Woman. Mrs. Laura M. Palmer died suddenly Tuesday morning at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Laura Arnold, 449 South Pryor street. Mrs. Palmer was about seventy years of age. She was the widow of Judge Edmund Palmer, of Burke county, and daughter of Dr. Anthony, the founder of the medical college in Augusta. Her life has been an eventful and a happy one. Having connected herself with the Methodist church in girlhood, she has been a devoted follower of Christ her entire life. She was a noble woman, and her kind actions and sweet disposition will be remembered by all who knew her, and bring her a bright reward in the "home of the soul." She was buried in Oakland cemetery, the services being conducted by Rev. Dr. Height, of Trinity church. Atlanta Constitution, October 5, 1890
Also remembered on a cenotaph at Resthaven Cemetery.
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Death of a Good Woman. Mrs. Laura M. Palmer died suddenly Tuesday morning at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Laura Arnold, 449 South Pryor street. Mrs. Palmer was about seventy years of age. She was the widow of Judge Edmund Palmer, of Burke county, and daughter of Dr. Anthony, the founder of the medical college in Augusta. Her life has been an eventful and a happy one. Having connected herself with the Methodist church in girlhood, she has been a devoted follower of Christ her entire life. She was a noble woman, and her kind actions and sweet disposition will be remembered by all who knew her, and bring her a bright reward in the "home of the soul." She was buried in Oakland cemetery, the services being conducted by Rev. Dr. Height, of Trinity church. Atlanta Constitution, October 5, 1890
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Death of a Good Woman. Mrs. Laura M. Palmer died suddenly Tuesday morning at the residence of her daughter, Mrs. Laura Arnold, 449 South Pryor street. Mrs. Palmer was about seventy years of age. She was the widow of Judge Edmund Palmer, of Burke county, and daughter of Dr. Anthony, the founder of the medical college in Augusta. Her life has been an eventful and a happy one. Having connected herself with the Methodist church in girlhood, she has been a devoted follower of Christ her entire life. She was a noble woman, and her kind actions and sweet disposition will be remembered by all who knew her, and bring her a bright reward in the "home of the soul." She was buried in Oakland cemetery, the services being conducted by Rev. Dr. Height, of Trinity church. Atlanta Constitution, October 5, 1890
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