Martha Johnson married Granville S. Newman 3 May 1869 in Rush Co., IN.
Richmond Daily Palladium, Richmond, IN - January 23, 1906
MILTON:
Mrs. Martha Johnson Newman died at 1:30 Friday morning after a long illness. She was the widow of Granville S. Newman, and mother of Eleanor Newman of the Cambridge City schools, and Albert J. Newman of Milton. She was aged sixty-three. In early life she taught school, in which profession she was eminently successful. For twenty-five years she has been a member of the Carey Club, serving for a time as president. She was of high literary attainments and familiar with the works of standard authors. The funeral will be held from the Christian church, of which she was a long member, Sunday afternoon. Interment at Westside cemetery.
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Richmond Daily Palladium, Richmond, IN - January 23, 1906
MILTON:
Mrs. Martha Johnson Newman died at 1:30 Friday morning after a long illness. She was the widow of Granville S. Newman, and mother of Eleanor Newman of the Cambridge City schools, and Albert J. Newman of Milton. She was aged sixty-three. In early life she taught school, in which profession she was eminently successful. For twenty-five years she has been a member of the Carey Club, serving for a time as president. She was of high literary attainments and familiar with the works of standard authors. The funeral will be held from the Christian church, of which she was a long member, Sunday afternoon. Interment at Westside cemetery.
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Martha Johnson married Granville S. Newman 3 May 1869 in Rush Co., IN.
Richmond Daily Palladium, Richmond, IN - January 23, 1906
MILTON:
Mrs. Martha Johnson Newman died at 1:30 Friday morning after a long illness. She was the widow of Granville S. Newman, and mother of Eleanor Newman of the Cambridge City schools, and Albert J. Newman of Milton. She was aged sixty-three. In early life she taught school, in which profession she was eminently successful. For twenty-five years she has been a member of the Carey Club, serving for a time as president. She was of high literary attainments and familiar with the works of standard authors. The funeral will be held from the Christian church, of which she was a long member, Sunday afternoon. Interment at Westside cemetery.
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Contributor: Angels A-Far (47320339)
Richmond Daily Palladium, Richmond, IN - January 23, 1906
MILTON:
Mrs. Martha Johnson Newman died at 1:30 Friday morning after a long illness. She was the widow of Granville S. Newman, and mother of Eleanor Newman of the Cambridge City schools, and Albert J. Newman of Milton. She was aged sixty-three. In early life she taught school, in which profession she was eminently successful. For twenty-five years she has been a member of the Carey Club, serving for a time as president. She was of high literary attainments and familiar with the works of standard authors. The funeral will be held from the Christian church, of which she was a long member, Sunday afternoon. Interment at Westside cemetery.
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Contributor: Angels A-Far (47320339)
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