Norfolk City Virginia USGenWeb Archives Obituaries.....Davis, Vandalia Hodges April 9, 1900
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Virginian-Pilot April 10, 1900
MRS. Wm. WEBBER PARALYZED.
AND HER SISTER DIES SHORTLY AFTER IN NEW YORK.
Saturday morning Mrs. Webber, wife of Mr. Wm. E. Webber, residing at the corner 
of South and Dinwiddie streets, was stricken with paralysis. Yesterday she was 
just a little improved.
This is an exemplification of the adage that troubles never come singly, for 
early yesterday morning, Mr. Webber received a telegram signed by his nephew, 
that Mrs. Webber’s sister, Mrs. Vandalia Davis had died at 5:15 o’clock at her 
residence in Brooklyn.
The deceased lady was originally from this city, claiming it as her birthplace 
and her remains will be brought here to be placed by the side of those of her 
kin. She was Miss Vandalia Hodges, daughter of Sarah and Solomon Hodges and 
married Mr. William Turner, who left her a widow. She then married Mr. George 
Davis, of the Navy, whose relict she was.


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