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MRS. BABCOCK, OF PONTIAC.
Mrs. M. O. Babcock, one of the early
residents of Pontiac, died at her home
near that city on Sunday, aged 69
years. Her death was caused by
pneumonia. She had lived in Pontiac
township since 1862.
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Pontiac Leader
Pontiac, Livingston Co, Illinois
Monday, January 5, 1903
DEATH
Mrs. M. O. Babcock, nee Mary Octavia Norton, born
1834, Farmington, Maine. Died January 4, 1903, home ½ mile NW of Pontiac of pneumonia, married 1861, Joseph S. Babcock. After his death she lived with son Stanley and daughter May.
Full sister of
Mrs. George W. Rice and a
half sister to late
Dr. Eben Norton.
Funeral, Tuesday Jan 6th, survived by
son Stanley,
daughter May,
2 half brothers,
Dr. S. B. Norton, of Denver, Colorado,
H. H. Norton of La Junta, Colorado,
2 half sisters,
Mrs. Dr. Thomas Croswell of Streator, Illinois, and
Elizabeth Norton of La Junta, Colorado
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MRS. BABCOCK, OF PONTIAC.
Mrs. M. O. Babcock, one of the early
residents of Pontiac, died at her home
near that city on Sunday, aged 69
years. Her death was caused by
pneumonia. She had lived in Pontiac
township since 1862.
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Pontiac Leader
Pontiac, Livingston Co, Illinois
Monday, January 5, 1903
DEATH
Mrs. M. O. Babcock, nee Mary Octavia Norton, born
1834, Farmington, Maine. Died January 4, 1903, home ½ mile NW of Pontiac of pneumonia, married 1861, Joseph S. Babcock. After his death she lived with son Stanley and daughter May.
Full sister of
Mrs. George W. Rice and a
half sister to late
Dr. Eben Norton.
Funeral, Tuesday Jan 6th, survived by
son Stanley,
daughter May,
2 half brothers,
Dr. S. B. Norton, of Denver, Colorado,
H. H. Norton of La Junta, Colorado,
2 half sisters,
Mrs. Dr. Thomas Croswell of Streator, Illinois, and
Elizabeth Norton of La Junta, Colorado
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MRS. BABCOCK, OF PONTIAC.
Mrs. M. O. Babcock, one of the early
residents of Pontiac, died at her home
near that city on Sunday, aged 69
years. Her death was caused by
pneumonia. She had lived in Pontiac
township since 1862.
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Pontiac Leader
Pontiac, Livingston Co, Illinois
Monday, January 5, 1903
DEATH
Mrs. M. O. Babcock, nee Mary Octavia Norton, born
1834, Farmington, Maine. Died January 4, 1903, home ½ mile NW of Pontiac of pneumonia, married 1861, Joseph S. Babcock. After his death she lived with son Stanley and daughter May.
Full sister of
Mrs. George W. Rice and a
half sister to late
Dr. Eben Norton.
Funeral, Tuesday Jan 6th, survived by
son Stanley,
daughter May,
2 half brothers,
Dr. S. B. Norton, of Denver, Colorado,
H. H. Norton of La Junta, Colorado,
2 half sisters,
Mrs. Dr. Thomas Croswell of Streator, Illinois, and
Elizabeth Norton of La Junta, Colorado
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MRS. BABCOCK, OF PONTIAC.
Mrs. M. O. Babcock, one of the early
residents of Pontiac, died at her home
near that city on Sunday, aged 69
years. Her death was caused by
pneumonia. She had lived in Pontiac
township since 1862.
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Pontiac Leader
Pontiac, Livingston Co, Illinois
Monday, January 5, 1903
DEATH
Mrs. M. O. Babcock, nee Mary Octavia Norton, born
1834, Farmington, Maine. Died January 4, 1903, home ½ mile NW of Pontiac of pneumonia, married 1861, Joseph S. Babcock. After his death she lived with son Stanley and daughter May.
Full sister of
Mrs. George W. Rice and a
half sister to late
Dr. Eben Norton.
Funeral, Tuesday Jan 6th, survived by
son Stanley,
daughter May,
2 half brothers,
Dr. S. B. Norton, of Denver, Colorado,
H. H. Norton of La Junta, Colorado,
2 half sisters,
Mrs. Dr. Thomas Croswell of Streator, Illinois, and
Elizabeth Norton of La Junta, Colorado
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