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Updated: 06 Sep 2009 Anna Wilson DIES WHILE SHE RIDES IN BUGGY Happy Trip From Home of Daughter is Darkened by Visit of Death Laughing and chatting as she drove home after an early visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Anna Wilson of 408 North Hickory, dropped dead in a buggy at 8:30 o'clock this morning. Another daughter, who accompanied the mother, said that Mrs. Wilson threw her head back several times and laughed as they were talking and that she did not notice anything peculiar when she again threw back her head. As her mother said nothing, the daughter looked at her and saw that she was biting her lip and seemed to be suffering. This buggy was stopped at once and the woman was carried to the home of a neighbor, but was dead before assistance could be rendered. The body was removed later to the Wilson home. No funeral arrangements have been made, as the children of the deceased who reside here are awaiting word from relatives in Indiana. Arrangements are in charge of the Lewis-Landrith funeral directors. The death of Mrs. Wilson is the third death in this family during the year. James Wesley Wilson, husband of the deceased died about 12 months ago, and W. C. Wilson, her son, died a few months later. Three sons and two daughters survive her. They are: Charles, Jimmy and
Arthur, Mrs. Flora Horn and Mrs. Katie Jones, all of this city. Mrs. Wilson was
58 years of age at the time of her death. She has resided here with her family a
number of years and has many friends in this city. Her sons, who are employed at
the ice plant are also well known." Researcher - Kim [Also see obituaries for James Wesley, Anna Bell (Little) Wilson, Charles Edward Wilson, Minnie Gertrude Wilson and Donald Fosburg] |
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