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Obit of Mrs. Fallis Marshall - Grady County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Sandi Carter   SandKatC@aol.com 
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The Verden News
May 18, 1910


Death of Mrs. Fallis Marshall

The many friends of Mrs. Fallis Marshall were grieved to learn of her sudden 
death on Tuesday at her home in this city.  She had been ill with pneumonia 
only about one week and it was not believed until the last few hours that the 
end of her life was so near.  Every thing that could be done by loving hands 
was administered but to no avail.  The death angel came and called her to 
that Celestial home where eternal peace and happiness dwell.

Mrs. Marshall was born in Green county, Iowa, 47 years ago on the 12th day of 
last February.  Being left an orphan at an early age she was adopted by a 
family named Bond who resided in Kansas.  Her first marriage occurred to E. 
J. Hernd, in Butler county, Kansas, and three children were born to this 
union, one boy and two girls.

She was married to Mr. Fallis Marshall twelve years ago.  They came to Verden 
the year this country opened, where they have since resided.  The deceased 
leaves her husband and two children by her first husband to mourn her sudden 
demise, besides a host of loving friends.

The funeral services were held at 300 o'clock Wednesday afternoon at the 
Baptist Church of which church the deceased was a member, conducted by Rev. 
Harman.  Interment in the Verden cemetery.

Submitted by Sandi Carter