Obit for HARMER, Mrs. Richard (Florence Gertrude QUIMBY) (d.1941) Rice Co., MN
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  OBITUARY FOR FLORENCE GERTRUDE QUIMBY, RICHARD HARMER'S WIFE
                               Northfield News, Friday April 18, 1941
                          FUNERAL OF MRS. R. HARMER MONDAY
"Funeral services for Mrs. Richard Harmer, pioneer resident of the Northfield 
community, will be held at 2:30 Monday afternoon at the 
Congregational-Baptist church in Northfield.  Dr. S. M. Hunter will conduct 
the service.
Mrs. Harmer, who was 79 years of age last January 8, died at the Northfield 
Hospital at 7 o'clock last evening.  She had been ill for some time.
Her husband died nine years ago, and in recent years she had been living with 
her children.  She was formerly Florence Quimby.
There are five children surviving, Hosea R. Harmer of Mankato; Mrs. C. B. 
Sutherland (Mary) of Eugene, Oregon; Roy Harmer of Farmington; Mrs. C. W. 
Lee, (Grace) of Northfield; and Burton, Santa Ana, California.  Fifteen 
grandchildren also survive."