Obituary of Mary A. Baldwin, Comanche County, KSGenWeb Digital Library

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THE WESTERN STAR, 29 November 1912

Obituary of MARY A. BALDWIN

Another Sudden Death, Mrs. E. K. Baldwin.

Mrs. Mary A. Baldwin, wife of E. K. Baldwin, died on last Friday evening at the Overocker school house in Avilla tp. She was in attendance at a literary which was being held at the school house, and during the process of the program was seized with a fainting attack. In a few minutes she was revived but a second attack soon followed and a few minutes later she was dead. Mrs. Baldwin was a sufferer from goiter and this, in the opinion of the physician who was called, caused her death. Deceased moved with her husband and family about a year ago from Wilmore to the southern part of this county. Their home was about 18 miles southeast of this city. Mrs. Baldwin was a devoted wife and mother and in her loss the husband and family sustain a severe bereavement. A family of six children, four daughters and two sons, is left motherless, and to them and the sorrow stricken husband the sympathy of all is extended. Interment was made on Sunday in the Coldwater cemetery. Mrs. Baldwins' age was about 53 years.

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