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Mrs. Minnie (McDonald) Baker
In Grafton, Neb., Feb. 1, of consumption,
Minnie, 25, wife of J. W. Baker (Amidon) of Tiskilwa, and daughter of J. B.
McDonald, a former resident of Henry.
Our death column chronicles the name of
Mrs. J. W. Baker of Tiskilwa with those who have gone to the unseen
world. She was formerly of Henry, and for some years an inmate of
Alderman Snyder's family.
She was a daughter of J. B. McDonald, who now
lives in Grafton, Nebraska. She had been an invalid for
some years, and not long ago it was thought advisable for her to visit her
friends in Nebraska,
with a faint hope that it might benefit her. There she lingered and
finally bid adieu to the earth earthly.
Thus a very companionable lady,
lovable wife and daughter, has put on immortality.
Henry Republican
- February 9, 1882
Transcribed and Contributed by: Nancy
Piper
Eben
Jaynes
Special
Dispatch to the World Herald
Geneva,
Nebraska, April 20. -- Eban
Jaynes an old settler of Fillmore
County, died here night before
last at the home of his daughter
Mrs. Bradley.
The
funeral occurred today.
Omaha
World Herald - April 21, 1907
Mrs. Dobson 
The
wife of Representative Dobson of Fillmore county died at their home six miles
southwest of Grafton, last week.
Enterprise
– 19 June 1897
Transcribed and contributed by: Dan Zwakman
Mrs. Annie McMahon
Geneva,
Neb., July 9. – Mrs. Annie McMahon, 71
years old, died yesterday. She was found unconscious on the floor of her home,
where she had fallen when she suffered a stroke of paralysis Wednesday. She
resided with her son, H. O. McMahon, who was away at work when his mother was
taken ill. Mrs. McMahon is survived by a daughter, Mrs. George Grone of
Deshler, and two sons, H. O. and William, of Geneva.
Omaha
World Herald – 10 July 1920
Transcribed and contributed by: Dan Zwakman
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