Death records for Whitman County Washington
F.M. Jeffreys, a pioneer of Colfax, Washington, aged
sixty, hanged himself because he was on the verge of
bankruptcy, owing to having indorsed notes for a friend
who absconded.
January 28, 1894 Daily Nevada State
Journal, Reno Nevada
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THE WORK OF DEATH
Mrs. C.F. Crampton.
Word has been received of the death of Mrs. Lillie
(Ringer) Crampton, wife of Charles F. Crampton, formerly
of this city, at her home in Colfax, Washington, on
Tuesday, August 10. She was buried last Thursday, in
that city. Mrs. Crampton was an aunt of Mrs. Samuel U.
Gregg, this city, and had many other relatives here.
Besides her husband she is survived by the following
children: Albert, Frank and Dr. J. Hamilton Crampton and
Miss Goldie Crampton.
August 17, 1915 The News, Frederick
Maryland
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Williams |
Death of Charles Wyman At Colfax, Washington
Word has received in the city yesterday to the effect
that Charles Wyman, brother of Harry C., Frank T. and
George H. Wyman of this city had died at Colfax, Wash.,
Monday morning of typhoid fever.
The first news of the serious illness of Mr. Wyman was
contained in a dispatch received in the city Sunday
morning, which stated that he was very low with typhoid
fever and was not expected to live. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
T. Wyman left at once for the bedside of the sick man,
arriving only a short time before his death.
Deceased was a practicing attorney of Colfax before his
death. He leaves a wife and six children besides the
brothers named. The funeral occurred yesterday afternoon
at Colfax.
August 27, 1902 Idaho Daily Statesman,
Boise City Idaho
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