Aged 44 years 11 months 5 days
Southern Kansas Gazette
Augusta, Kansas
Thursday, February 3, 1887
page 3
A daughter of of W. Arnold, Esq., of Augusta twp., died very suddenly, of heart disease, last Sunday about 3 p.m. She had been a cripple for many years, and was sitting in her easy chair; she had made no special complaint that day; the other members of the family went to the barn to do the milking and feeding, and when they returned to the house they found this daughter in the throes of death, and she died without speaking to them. Her remains were buried last Monday.
(transcribed by Judy Mayfield)
Southern Kansas Gazette
Augusta, Kansas
Thursday, February 3, 1887
page 3
A daughter of of W. Arnold, Esq., of Augusta twp., died very suddenly, of heart disease, last Sunday about 3 p.m. She had been a cripple for many years, and was sitting in her easy chair; she had made no special complaint that day; the other members of the family went to the barn to do the milking and feeding, and when they returned to the house they found this daughter in the throes of death, and she died without speaking to them. Her remains were buried last Monday.
(transcribed by Judy Mayfield)
Aged 44 years 11 months 5 days
Southern Kansas Gazette
Augusta, Kansas
Thursday, February 3, 1887
page 3
A daughter of of W. Arnold, Esq., of Augusta twp., died very suddenly, of heart disease, last Sunday about 3 p.m. She had been a cripple for many years, and was sitting in her easy chair; she had made no special complaint that day; the other members of the family went to the barn to do the milking and feeding, and when they returned to the house they found this daughter in the throes of death, and she died without speaking to them. Her remains were buried last Monday.
(transcribed by Judy Mayfield)
Southern Kansas Gazette
Augusta, Kansas
Thursday, February 3, 1887
page 3
A daughter of of W. Arnold, Esq., of Augusta twp., died very suddenly, of heart disease, last Sunday about 3 p.m. She had been a cripple for many years, and was sitting in her easy chair; she had made no special complaint that day; the other members of the family went to the barn to do the milking and feeding, and when they returned to the house they found this daughter in the throes of death, and she died without speaking to them. Her remains were buried last Monday.
(transcribed by Judy Mayfield)
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