Obit for MORRISON, Mrs. James (Georgia RICE) (b.1861 d.1928), Todd Co., MN 
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              STAPLES WORLD   VOLUME XXXVIII

                     THURSDAY SEPT. 13, 1928

A Former Woman Passes Away in Duluth, Sept. 7

Mrs. James Morrison Called to Final Rest at Home of Her Daughter

Mrs, James Morrison, well known resident of Staples for over 25 years,
died at the home of her daughter in Duluth Friday, September 7th.  
For several years she had made her home there with her daughter, 
Mrs. Edward Spencer.
Georgia Rice was born in Oshkosh, Wisconsin on June 3 1861.  
She was married to James A. Morrison in 1877 at Pine City, Minnesota. 
Thirteen children blessed this marriage, one son and on daughter having 
died in infancy.  Eight sons and three daughters survive Mrs. Morrison, 
her husband having died in 1927.
The family moved to staples about 25 years ago, having lived at LeSeuer 
and Watkins, Minnesota. While in Staples, Mrs. Morrison wa actively 
engaged inchurch and community affairs  and will be remembered and 
missed by her many friends in the city.
The sons and daughters who mourn her departure are: Frank and Fred of 
Staples; George of Moorhead; Claude of Beresford, South Dakota, Elmer 
and Edward of Los Angeles; James of Omaha Ne., John of Lathbridge, 
Canada, Jessis Morrisaon, o Dilworth, Bessie Morrison Ickler of 
Minneapolis, Amber Spencer of Duluth.

NOTE: My ggrandparent.  Beth Orsi