Bloomington (Monroe County, Indiana) Post, June 30, 1837, p. 3.
OBITUARY.
DIED-On the 25th inst. after a long and painful illness, MISS MARGARET BONNER, daughter of W. Bonner of this vicinity. With the deceased we had no personal acquaintance, but we learn from those who had, that she was an amiable, accomplished, young lady, and much esteemed by her neighbors and associates, who together with her relatives are left to mourn her early fall. She was in the forenoon of life, but the wintering hand of death passed over her pensive brow, and she fell like the full blown rose before the north wind's blast.
OBITUARY.
DIED-On the 25th inst. after a long and painful illness, MISS MARGARET BONNER, daughter of W. Bonner of this vicinity. With the deceased we had no personal acquaintance, but we learn from those who had, that she was an amiable, accomplished, young lady, and much esteemed by her neighbors and associates, who together with her relatives are left to mourn her early fall. She was in the forenoon of life, but the wintering hand of death passed over her pensive brow, and she fell like the full blown rose before the north wind's blast.
Bloomington (Monroe County, Indiana) Post, June 30, 1837, p. 3.
OBITUARY.
DIED-On the 25th inst. after a long and painful illness, MISS MARGARET BONNER, daughter of W. Bonner of this vicinity. With the deceased we had no personal acquaintance, but we learn from those who had, that she was an amiable, accomplished, young lady, and much esteemed by her neighbors and associates, who together with her relatives are left to mourn her early fall. She was in the forenoon of life, but the wintering hand of death passed over her pensive brow, and she fell like the full blown rose before the north wind's blast.
OBITUARY.
DIED-On the 25th inst. after a long and painful illness, MISS MARGARET BONNER, daughter of W. Bonner of this vicinity. With the deceased we had no personal acquaintance, but we learn from those who had, that she was an amiable, accomplished, young lady, and much esteemed by her neighbors and associates, who together with her relatives are left to mourn her early fall. She was in the forenoon of life, but the wintering hand of death passed over her pensive brow, and she fell like the full blown rose before the north wind's blast.
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born in Fairfield S.C.
July 18, 181_[4?]
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