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Kirby Smith, Clarks, La.
Special to the Times-Picayune.
Grayson, La., June 25.--Kirby Smith of Clarks, La., died at the charity
hospital in Shreveport Tuesday. The body was shipped to Grayson and
interred in the Welcome Home Cemetery Wednesday. Mr. Smith leaves three
brothers and a sister, Monroe Jarrell of the People's Mercantile Company,
Columbia; Dr. Columlbus Jarrell of Crowville, La.; Cicero Jarrell of
Winnsboro, La., and Mrs. Thompon Dunn of Kelly, La.
[Times-Picayune, Jun 26, 1914 - Transcribed by Nancy Washell]
C.T. Leslie, Winnsboro, La.
Special to the Times Picayune.
Winnsboro, La., May 13.--C. T. Leslie, a leading citizen of this parish,
died at his residence in Crowville yesterday afternoon after an illness of
a few days. Mr. Leslie came to this parish about six years ago from Ohio,
and during the years of his stay here had been most successful as a
planter. His remains, accompanied by the wife and other relatives, were
carried to his former home in the North for interment, leaving Winnsboro
on this morning's train.
[Times-Picayune, May 14, 1914 - Transcribed by Nancy Washell]
Mrs. Caroline A. Bonner
Special to the Times Picayune.
Fort Necessity, La., June 4.--Mrs. Caroline A. Bonner died at her home,
near this place, this morning, after a long illness. Mrs. Bonner, nee
Frazier, was a native of Wilkinson county, Miss., and was 48 years of age.
She leaves seven children and many other relatives and friends to mourn
her loss.
[Times-Picayune, Jun 18, 1900 - Transcribed by Nancy Washell]
Kirby Smith, Clarks, La.
Special to the Times-Picayune.
Grayson, La., June 25.--Kirby Smith of Clarks, La., died at the charity
hospital in Shreveport Tuesday. The body was shipped to Grayson and
interred in the Welcome Home Cemetery Wednesday. Mr. Smith leaves three
brothers and a sister, Monroe Jarrell of the People's Mercantile Company,
Columbia; Dr. Columlbus Jarrell of Crowville, La.; Cicero Jarrell of
Winnsboro, La., and Mrs. Thompon Dunn of Kelly, La.
[Times-Picayune, Jun 26, 1914 - Transcribed by Nancy Washell]
C.T. Leslie, Winnsboro, La.
Special to the Times Picayune.
Winnsboro, La., May 13.--C. T. Leslie, a leading citizen of this parish,
died at his residence in Crowville yesterday afternoon after an illness of
a few days. Mr. Leslie came to this parish about six years ago from Ohio,
and during the years of his stay here had been most successful as a
planter. His remains, accompanied by the wife and other relatives, were
carried to his former home in the North for interment, leaving Winnsboro
on this morning's train.
[Times-Picayune, May 14, 1914 - Transcribed by Nancy Washell]
Mrs. Caroline A. Bonner
Special to the Times Picayune.
Fort Necessity, La., June 4.--Mrs. Caroline A. Bonner died at her home,
near this place, this morning, after a long illness. Mrs. Bonner, nee
Frazier, was a native of Wilkinson county, Miss., and was 48 years of age.
She leaves seven children and many other relatives and friends to mourn
her loss.
[Times-Picayune, Jun 18, 1900 - Transcribed by Nancy Washell] |
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