Obituary published in the Middlebury Mercury (Middlebury, VT), June 12, 1805, P. 3:
DIED, At Bridport, on the 11th inst. after a lingering illness of four years,Mrs. Abigail Bott, aged 64 years, consort of Col. William Bott, of that town. In life she was highly respected, in death, universally lamented by a numerous acquaintance ; and more particularly by her surviving partner, who feels the loss in proportion as he knew her worth.
DIED, At Bridport, on the 11th inst. after a lingering illness of four years,Mrs. Abigail Bott, aged 64 years, consort of Col. William Bott, of that town. In life she was highly respected, in death, universally lamented by a numerous acquaintance ; and more particularly by her surviving partner, who feels the loss in proportion as he knew her worth.
Obituary published in the Middlebury Mercury (Middlebury, VT), June 12, 1805, P. 3:
DIED, At Bridport, on the 11th inst. after a lingering illness of four years,Mrs. Abigail Bott, aged 64 years, consort of Col. William Bott, of that town. In life she was highly respected, in death, universally lamented by a numerous acquaintance ; and more particularly by her surviving partner, who feels the loss in proportion as he knew her worth.
DIED, At Bridport, on the 11th inst. after a lingering illness of four years,Mrs. Abigail Bott, aged 64 years, consort of Col. William Bott, of that town. In life she was highly respected, in death, universally lamented by a numerous acquaintance ; and more particularly by her surviving partner, who feels the loss in proportion as he knew her worth.
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