Source:  The Modern Light, Columbus, Kansas; August 6, 1931; page  1 column
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CHARLOTTE GREEN  DIES
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Funeral Services Held From Home Sunday  Afternoon
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Mrs. Charlotte GREEN died Thursday afternoon  at the home of her son, William
GREEN, on South Delaware at the age of 72 years,  six months and four days. 
Funeral services were held from the home Sunday  afternoon conducted by Rev.
L. A. JOHNSON.  Burial was beside her husband  in Blandonsville, Ill.

Charlotte Euell was born in Washington County,  Kentucky, January 25, 1859. 
On November 19, 1878, she was married to  William Wallace GREEN in Washington
County.  They were the parents of three  children, one of whom died in infancy
in 1870 (sic).  The other two  children.  Rodman Ira of Oswego and William
Albert of Columbus, survive. 

In 1885 Mrs. GREEN moved with her family to McDonald (sic) County, Ill., 
where she resided until they moved to Miami, Okla., in 1908.

Thirteen  years ago she and her husband moved to Columbus where she made her
home with her  son until her death at his home Thursday.  Her husband died
March 15, 1920,  also at the son's home.

Mrs. GREEN was converted 26 years ago and was a  member of the Methodist
church.  She was patient and uncomplaining  through all her suffering and
sickness, a part of which lasted a number of  years.  She was cheerful and faithful in
health, in sickness, and even  until the hour of death; a good friend and a
good mother and neighbor. 

In addition to the two sons she is survived by two sisters, Marshall of  Mt.
Vernon, Mo., and Mrs. Sallie MARSHALL of Blandonsville (sic), Ill., one 
niece, two nephews and six grandchildren.


Transcriber's  notes:

Article reported the infant death in "1870"; year  probably should be either 1879 or 1880.

"McDonald County, Ill."  should read "McDonough County, Ill." and "Blandinsville" should be spelled  "Blandinsville."

Both Charlotte and William Wallace GREEN were  buried at Blandinsville, Illinois