The remains of the late Mrs. Elizabeth A. Reynolds, who died at the home of her daughter in Paris o April 27th, arrived in the city at 8:45 o'clock this morning over the Wabash, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. L. Diaz-Albertini and maid of Paris, Hon. and Mrs. Robert R. Hilt and sons, Robert Reynolds, of Washington D.C., and Funeral Robert Howison and assistant of New Your City.
The body left Southampton on May 4, and reached New York last Saturday. On arrival in this city the remains were taken to the late residence of the deceased at the corner of Fifth and South Street, where they will rest until the funeral, which will probably be held sometime Wednesday, though arrangements have not yet been completed.
[Lafayette Daily Call, Monday May 13, 1901]∼
Elizabeth was the daughter of Robert A. & Sally A. (Barnes) Stockwell.
She was the wife of William Floyd Reynolds.
The body left Southampton on May 4, and reached New York last Saturday. On arrival in this city the remains were taken to the late residence of the deceased at the corner of Fifth and South Street, where they will rest until the funeral, which will probably be held sometime Wednesday, though arrangements have not yet been completed.
[Lafayette Daily Call, Monday May 13, 1901]∼
Elizabeth was the daughter of Robert A. & Sally A. (Barnes) Stockwell.
She was the wife of William Floyd Reynolds.
The remains of the late Mrs. Elizabeth A. Reynolds, who died at the home of her daughter in Paris o April 27th, arrived in the city at 8:45 o'clock this morning over the Wabash, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. L. Diaz-Albertini and maid of Paris, Hon. and Mrs. Robert R. Hilt and sons, Robert Reynolds, of Washington D.C., and Funeral Robert Howison and assistant of New Your City.
The body left Southampton on May 4, and reached New York last Saturday. On arrival in this city the remains were taken to the late residence of the deceased at the corner of Fifth and South Street, where they will rest until the funeral, which will probably be held sometime Wednesday, though arrangements have not yet been completed.
[Lafayette Daily Call, Monday May 13, 1901]∼
Elizabeth was the daughter of Robert A. & Sally A. (Barnes) Stockwell.
She was the wife of William Floyd Reynolds.
The body left Southampton on May 4, and reached New York last Saturday. On arrival in this city the remains were taken to the late residence of the deceased at the corner of Fifth and South Street, where they will rest until the funeral, which will probably be held sometime Wednesday, though arrangements have not yet been completed.
[Lafayette Daily Call, Monday May 13, 1901]∼
Elizabeth was the daughter of Robert A. & Sally A. (Barnes) Stockwell.
She was the wife of William Floyd Reynolds.
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Age 75; Thompson & Bradshaw Funeral Home, Lafayette, IN;
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