OBIT: Mazie PATTERSON, 1893, Altoona, Blair County, PA

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Mrs. Mazie Patterson,

Wife of Frank G. Patterson, esq., died at the home of her parents in 
Harrisburg, at 1 o'clock this afternoon, of consumption, after a long 
and tedious illness.  She was a daughter of Mrs. J. J. McLaurin by a 
former marriage and was aged about 22 years.  She was married to Mr. 
Patterson last may and lived in this city until one month ago, when, on 
account of her illness, she went home to her parents.  Mr. Patterson 
was at her bedside when she died and the brief announcement of her 
death was sent to T. H. Greevy, esq., his law partner.  Further 
particulars and funeral announcement will be given tomorrow.

Altoona Mirror, Altoona, Pa., Tuesday Evening, April 4, 1893

The Remains of Mrs. Frank Patterson Will be Brought Home This Evening.

  The remains of Mrs. Frank G. Patterson, who died in Harrisburg 
yesterday, will be brought to this city on Columbian express this 
afternoon and taken to Mr. Patterson's residence, Broad and Twenty-
sixth streets.  Religious services were held at Harrisburg.  The 
interment will be made in Fairview cemetery tomorrow, but the hour will 
not be known until Mr. Patterson arrives.

Altoona Mirror, Altoona, Pa., Wednesday Evening, April 5, 1893

Funeral of Mrs. Frank G. Patterson.

  The remains of Mrs. Frank G. Patterson arrived in this city on 
Columbian express from Harrisburg last evening, accompanied by her 
husband, parents and friends and were taken to her late home, 2600 
Broad street.  Last night a number of friends of the young lady from 
various parts of the state called at the house to pay their last 
tribute of respect to her who, while living, had been such a favorite 
in the circles which she graced by her presence.  The funeral services 
will take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock.  Services will be 
conducted at the house by Rev. Turner, of the Broad street Presbyterian 
church, after which the cortege will proceed to Fairview cemetery, 
where the remains will be laid to rest.

Altoona Mirror, Altoona, Pa., Thursday Evening, April 6, 1893