SEELIG ALEXANDER
Weimar Mercury, 19 Sep 1896, page 2.
"Capt. Alexander, an old citizen of LaGrange, was found dead in bed at his house in that city Wednesday morning. Heart failure was the probable cause. He had often expressed the wish that he might drop off suddenly and without pain, and it seems that his wish was fulfilled."
Weimar Mercury, 19 Sep 1896, page 2.
"Capt. Alexander, an old citizen of LaGrange, was found dead in bed at his house in that city Wednesday morning. Heart failure was the probable cause. He had often expressed the wish that he might drop off suddenly and without pain, and it seems that his wish was fulfilled."
SEELIG ALEXANDER
Weimar Mercury, 19 Sep 1896, page 2.
"Capt. Alexander, an old citizen of LaGrange, was found dead in bed at his house in that city Wednesday morning. Heart failure was the probable cause. He had often expressed the wish that he might drop off suddenly and without pain, and it seems that his wish was fulfilled."
Weimar Mercury, 19 Sep 1896, page 2.
"Capt. Alexander, an old citizen of LaGrange, was found dead in bed at his house in that city Wednesday morning. Heart failure was the probable cause. He had often expressed the wish that he might drop off suddenly and without pain, and it seems that his wish was fulfilled."
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