Alameda-Contra Costa County CA Archives Obituaries.....Harlan, Laura June 21, 1897
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The Livermore Herald, June 26, 1897
"DEATH OF MISS LAURA HARLAN.  The death of Miss Laura Harlan of San Ramoan [sic]
valley has removed a noble life and one of womanhood's purest characters. 
Although a non-resident of Livermore, she was widely known here and universally
liked.  Death occurred at Oakland last Monday [June 21] morning at 1 o'clock,
and the remains accompanied by the family and a large concourse of sorrowing
friends, arrived in Livermore on Wednesday's forenoon train for interment in the
family plot at Oak Knoll cemetery.  The funeral cortege moved to the
Presbyterian church where services were held by Rev. McKelvey, a Methodist
minister, assisted by Rev. Burgess of Danville.  Deceased was next to the eldest
daughter of Mrs. Minerva Harlan, wife of the late Joel Harlan, who was closely
identified with the early history of San Ramoan [sic] valley.  She was aged 42
years." END

Additional Comments:
"The Livermore Herald" published in Livermore, Alameda County, California.
Laura M. Harlan was unmarried daughter of Joel and Minerva Jane (Fowler) Harlan.

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