1902 May 23, Farmland Enterprise, p. 5, Farmland, Indiana
Rev. W. F. Mullen and wife were called to Nottingham, Monday, to attend the funeral of the latter’s sister, Mrs. Martha Harshman, who died Sunday, after an illness of fourteen weeks from dropsy. The deceased lady was about seventy years of age and had many friends living in this vicinity. Her maiden name was Parks, and when a young woman she taught school at Cedar and the Lindsey schoolhouse, south of Neff.
Rev. W. F. Mullen and wife were called to Nottingham, Monday, to attend the funeral of the latter’s sister, Mrs. Martha Harshman, who died Sunday, after an illness of fourteen weeks from dropsy. The deceased lady was about seventy years of age and had many friends living in this vicinity. Her maiden name was Parks, and when a young woman she taught school at Cedar and the Lindsey schoolhouse, south of Neff.
1902 May 23, Farmland Enterprise, p. 5, Farmland, Indiana
Rev. W. F. Mullen and wife were called to Nottingham, Monday, to attend the funeral of the latter’s sister, Mrs. Martha Harshman, who died Sunday, after an illness of fourteen weeks from dropsy. The deceased lady was about seventy years of age and had many friends living in this vicinity. Her maiden name was Parks, and when a young woman she taught school at Cedar and the Lindsey schoolhouse, south of Neff.
Rev. W. F. Mullen and wife were called to Nottingham, Monday, to attend the funeral of the latter’s sister, Mrs. Martha Harshman, who died Sunday, after an illness of fourteen weeks from dropsy. The deceased lady was about seventy years of age and had many friends living in this vicinity. Her maiden name was Parks, and when a young woman she taught school at Cedar and the Lindsey schoolhouse, south of Neff.
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