Seneca Courier-Democrat, Friday March 5, 1897, page 2, column 7:
"Oneida Cullings.
Mrs. Smith, who has been living (with her husband and family) in a tent this winter, died last Thursday and was buried in the Oneida cemetery on Saturday at ten o'clock. She leaves a husband and six children, four of which are very small, they are in the care of Mr. William Boxell's and Mr. Moody's."
"Oneida Cullings.
Mrs. Smith, who has been living (with her husband and family) in a tent this winter, died last Thursday and was buried in the Oneida cemetery on Saturday at ten o'clock. She leaves a husband and six children, four of which are very small, they are in the care of Mr. William Boxell's and Mr. Moody's."
Seneca Courier-Democrat, Friday March 5, 1897, page 2, column 7:
"Oneida Cullings.
Mrs. Smith, who has been living (with her husband and family) in a tent this winter, died last Thursday and was buried in the Oneida cemetery on Saturday at ten o'clock. She leaves a husband and six children, four of which are very small, they are in the care of Mr. William Boxell's and Mr. Moody's."
"Oneida Cullings.
Mrs. Smith, who has been living (with her husband and family) in a tent this winter, died last Thursday and was buried in the Oneida cemetery on Saturday at ten o'clock. She leaves a husband and six children, four of which are very small, they are in the care of Mr. William Boxell's and Mr. Moody's."
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