Wife of James Harvey Smith
Daughter of Samuel Smith
Alton Evening Telegraph
May 18, 1911
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Smith
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith for a number of years, residing with children in Colorado, but for a long time a resident of Moro, died a few days ago from a stroke of paralysis. She had been in feeble health for some time, and when she was seized with paralysis death soon followed. Mrs. Smith was a prominent and respected resident of Moro, where she lived and raised quite a large family of children. The following children survive her. Arthur of Moro, Mrs. Thomas Dillon of Fosterburg, Mrs. Larry Carter of Golden, Colo., Mrs. J. W. Mitchell of Kansas City, Mo., Mrs. Henderson of Golden, and Mrs. Coudry, of Denver, at whose residence Mrs. Smith resided at the time of her death. Mrs. Smith was 82 years of age. The interment will be in Moro, date of which will be given later. The body will probably arrive Saturday morning. Mrs. Smith had resided with her children in Colorado for a number of years.
Daughter of Samuel Smith
Alton Evening Telegraph
May 18, 1911
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Smith
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith for a number of years, residing with children in Colorado, but for a long time a resident of Moro, died a few days ago from a stroke of paralysis. She had been in feeble health for some time, and when she was seized with paralysis death soon followed. Mrs. Smith was a prominent and respected resident of Moro, where she lived and raised quite a large family of children. The following children survive her. Arthur of Moro, Mrs. Thomas Dillon of Fosterburg, Mrs. Larry Carter of Golden, Colo., Mrs. J. W. Mitchell of Kansas City, Mo., Mrs. Henderson of Golden, and Mrs. Coudry, of Denver, at whose residence Mrs. Smith resided at the time of her death. Mrs. Smith was 82 years of age. The interment will be in Moro, date of which will be given later. The body will probably arrive Saturday morning. Mrs. Smith had resided with her children in Colorado for a number of years.
Wife of James Harvey Smith
Daughter of Samuel Smith
Alton Evening Telegraph
May 18, 1911
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Smith
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith for a number of years, residing with children in Colorado, but for a long time a resident of Moro, died a few days ago from a stroke of paralysis. She had been in feeble health for some time, and when she was seized with paralysis death soon followed. Mrs. Smith was a prominent and respected resident of Moro, where she lived and raised quite a large family of children. The following children survive her. Arthur of Moro, Mrs. Thomas Dillon of Fosterburg, Mrs. Larry Carter of Golden, Colo., Mrs. J. W. Mitchell of Kansas City, Mo., Mrs. Henderson of Golden, and Mrs. Coudry, of Denver, at whose residence Mrs. Smith resided at the time of her death. Mrs. Smith was 82 years of age. The interment will be in Moro, date of which will be given later. The body will probably arrive Saturday morning. Mrs. Smith had resided with her children in Colorado for a number of years.
Daughter of Samuel Smith
Alton Evening Telegraph
May 18, 1911
Death of Mrs Elizabeth Smith
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith for a number of years, residing with children in Colorado, but for a long time a resident of Moro, died a few days ago from a stroke of paralysis. She had been in feeble health for some time, and when she was seized with paralysis death soon followed. Mrs. Smith was a prominent and respected resident of Moro, where she lived and raised quite a large family of children. The following children survive her. Arthur of Moro, Mrs. Thomas Dillon of Fosterburg, Mrs. Larry Carter of Golden, Colo., Mrs. J. W. Mitchell of Kansas City, Mo., Mrs. Henderson of Golden, and Mrs. Coudry, of Denver, at whose residence Mrs. Smith resided at the time of her death. Mrs. Smith was 82 years of age. The interment will be in Moro, date of which will be given later. The body will probably arrive Saturday morning. Mrs. Smith had resided with her children in Colorado for a number of years.
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