Fanny died in Salt Creek Twp, Franklin Co, IN due to complications from childbirth. Death record: Book H-16, Page 57
She was the daughter of James and Sarah J. Alford.
Fanny and her infant daughter have no headstone.
OBITUARY, Stipp's Hill community column, American Democrat, Brookville, IN, Thursday, April 14, 1904:
The host of friends of Fanny Alford, wife of Ray Cassaday, were shocked to hear of her illness and death, which occurred March 31, 1904. Her infant daughter lived but a few hours. Rev. Burk preached the funeral sermon at the M.E. church April 2, 1904, and the remains were interred in the Stipp's Hill cemetery. Mrs. Cassaday was about 27 years of age and leaves a husband, father, mother, brother and sisters to mourn, but they have the memory of a sweet, gentle, patient christian woman to comfort them.
She was the daughter of James and Sarah J. Alford.
Fanny and her infant daughter have no headstone.
OBITUARY, Stipp's Hill community column, American Democrat, Brookville, IN, Thursday, April 14, 1904:
The host of friends of Fanny Alford, wife of Ray Cassaday, were shocked to hear of her illness and death, which occurred March 31, 1904. Her infant daughter lived but a few hours. Rev. Burk preached the funeral sermon at the M.E. church April 2, 1904, and the remains were interred in the Stipp's Hill cemetery. Mrs. Cassaday was about 27 years of age and leaves a husband, father, mother, brother and sisters to mourn, but they have the memory of a sweet, gentle, patient christian woman to comfort them.
Fanny died in Salt Creek Twp, Franklin Co, IN due to complications from childbirth. Death record: Book H-16, Page 57
She was the daughter of James and Sarah J. Alford.
Fanny and her infant daughter have no headstone.
OBITUARY, Stipp's Hill community column, American Democrat, Brookville, IN, Thursday, April 14, 1904:
The host of friends of Fanny Alford, wife of Ray Cassaday, were shocked to hear of her illness and death, which occurred March 31, 1904. Her infant daughter lived but a few hours. Rev. Burk preached the funeral sermon at the M.E. church April 2, 1904, and the remains were interred in the Stipp's Hill cemetery. Mrs. Cassaday was about 27 years of age and leaves a husband, father, mother, brother and sisters to mourn, but they have the memory of a sweet, gentle, patient christian woman to comfort them.
She was the daughter of James and Sarah J. Alford.
Fanny and her infant daughter have no headstone.
OBITUARY, Stipp's Hill community column, American Democrat, Brookville, IN, Thursday, April 14, 1904:
The host of friends of Fanny Alford, wife of Ray Cassaday, were shocked to hear of her illness and death, which occurred March 31, 1904. Her infant daughter lived but a few hours. Rev. Burk preached the funeral sermon at the M.E. church April 2, 1904, and the remains were interred in the Stipp's Hill cemetery. Mrs. Cassaday was about 27 years of age and leaves a husband, father, mother, brother and sisters to mourn, but they have the memory of a sweet, gentle, patient christian woman to comfort them.
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