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Mrs Helen, M. Rockwell - died - Age 101 years, at the home of her daughter - Mrs Eugene. | Mrs Helen, M. Rockwell - died - Age 101 years, at the home of her daughter - Mrs Eugene. S. Pike - | ||
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Sunday, July 19th, 1903 | Sunday, July 19th, 1903 | ||
x cross - means. A. | x cross - means. A.C. Badger is dining out | ||
A beautiful day, all well, | |||
A beautiful day, all well, Mr. A.C. Badger x. went to Lake Forest to dine, Mr & Mrs Harvey spending a few days with Mrs Ballard. also her son John with her. I think that Elbert and Paul were there too, they had a good time, as Mrs Shreve was there also. Mr. Edwar Mason, is expected here on Wednesday. 22nd | |||
Todays paper tells the death of Mrs Helen, M. Rockwell, Mother of Mrs Eugene, L. Pike, 2102 Prairie Avenue she was 101 years old, had seen all the Presidents, except Washington, saw Lafayette she had given her by Mrs Pike, 101 Roses, every year, he adde one more American beauty, she had wonderful memory could recite page after page of Poetry. was a handsome woman, and a beautiful old lady. (she met Lafayette, when he returned to this country, she has the two daughters Mrs. J. H. Moorley of Cleveland, and Mrs Eugene L. Pike, she will be buried at Painesville Ohio, | |||
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Mrs Helen, M. Rockwell - died - Age 101 years, at the home of her daughter - Mrs Eugene. S. Pike - 200 Sunday, July 19th, 1903 x cross - means. A.C. Badger is dining out
A beautiful day, all well, Mr. A.C. Badger x. went to Lake Forest to dine, Mr & Mrs Harvey spending a few days with Mrs Ballard. also her son John with her. I think that Elbert and Paul were there too, they had a good time, as Mrs Shreve was there also. Mr. Edwar Mason, is expected here on Wednesday. 22nd Todays paper tells the death of Mrs Helen, M. Rockwell, Mother of Mrs Eugene, L. Pike, 2102 Prairie Avenue she was 101 years old, had seen all the Presidents, except Washington, saw Lafayette she had given her by Mrs Pike, 101 Roses, every year, he adde one more American beauty, she had wonderful memory could recite page after page of Poetry. was a handsome woman, and a beautiful old lady. (she met Lafayette, when he returned to this country, she has the two daughters Mrs. J. H. Moorley of Cleveland, and Mrs Eugene L. Pike, she will be buried at Painesville Ohio,