(Source: The Eagle, a newspaper published in Monroe County, Alabama, 1891-1914.)
RICHARDSON, Nancy - Kempsville, Ala., Oct 19, 1902. "... a member of Amity church and mother of Rev. J. C. Richardson, Deacon Frank Richardson, Nelson Richardson and Sherly Richardson, died at her son's Frank Richardson. The deceased was taken with a sudden stroke of paralysis of tongue coupled with a severe fever which affected her brains and caused death in little over a week after the stroke. She was taken sick on the first Sunday in Oct. and died on the third. Peace to her dust."
https://afrigeneas.com/library/AL/The_Eagle_Obituaries.pdf
RICHARDSON, Nancy - Kempsville, Ala., Oct 19, 1902. "... a member of Amity church and mother of Rev. J. C. Richardson, Deacon Frank Richardson, Nelson Richardson and Sherly Richardson, died at her son's Frank Richardson. The deceased was taken with a sudden stroke of paralysis of tongue coupled with a severe fever which affected her brains and caused death in little over a week after the stroke. She was taken sick on the first Sunday in Oct. and died on the third. Peace to her dust."
https://afrigeneas.com/library/AL/The_Eagle_Obituaries.pdf
(Source: The Eagle, a newspaper published in Monroe County, Alabama, 1891-1914.)
RICHARDSON, Nancy - Kempsville, Ala., Oct 19, 1902. "... a member of Amity church and mother of Rev. J. C. Richardson, Deacon Frank Richardson, Nelson Richardson and Sherly Richardson, died at her son's Frank Richardson. The deceased was taken with a sudden stroke of paralysis of tongue coupled with a severe fever which affected her brains and caused death in little over a week after the stroke. She was taken sick on the first Sunday in Oct. and died on the third. Peace to her dust."
https://afrigeneas.com/library/AL/The_Eagle_Obituaries.pdf
RICHARDSON, Nancy - Kempsville, Ala., Oct 19, 1902. "... a member of Amity church and mother of Rev. J. C. Richardson, Deacon Frank Richardson, Nelson Richardson and Sherly Richardson, died at her son's Frank Richardson. The deceased was taken with a sudden stroke of paralysis of tongue coupled with a severe fever which affected her brains and caused death in little over a week after the stroke. She was taken sick on the first Sunday in Oct. and died on the third. Peace to her dust."
https://afrigeneas.com/library/AL/The_Eagle_Obituaries.pdf
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