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OBITUARY-AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS DEATH COMES
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As a Merciful Release to the Weary and
Imprisoned Soul of Mrs. Elizabeth Deer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Deer, after a lingering illness covering a long period,
passed away at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Arrowsmith, in Orange
street Thursday morning at one o`clock. During the past two weeks of her
illness she had fallen rapidly, but on Wednesday was able to be up and about
the house. She was seized with a vomiting spell about midnight, and swooned
away while in the throes of the same. She was a sufferer from dropsy and
kidney trouble.
Deceased was born in West Liberty 75 years ago, and moved to Tremont with
her parents, John and Susan King, when quite young. She was twice married, her
first husband being James Austin. She was married to him in 1853, and he died
in 1862, one daughter, Mrs. Arrowsmith, having been born to them. She was
again married in 1867 to Franklin Deer.
The funeral will be held from the late home Saturday morning at ten
o`clock. Interment at Tremont.
(Copied from the Citizen and Gazette, Friday, January 12, 1906, Urbana,
Ohio)
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