THE RECORDER
FRIDAY. MARCH 5, 1920.
=On Feb. 29th came the news of the death of Jane Benjamin, widow of Bird Lewis, a respected and loved lifelong resident of Sutton Hollow, where the interment took place on March 2nd beside the graves of her husband and her son Grant. Since the former's death she had lived with her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Murray, besides whom she leaves a son (Charles of Stamford. N.Y)
FRIDAY. MARCH 5, 1920.
=On Feb. 29th came the news of the death of Jane Benjamin, widow of Bird Lewis, a respected and loved lifelong resident of Sutton Hollow, where the interment took place on March 2nd beside the graves of her husband and her son Grant. Since the former's death she had lived with her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Murray, besides whom she leaves a son (Charles of Stamford. N.Y)
THE RECORDER
FRIDAY. MARCH 5, 1920.
=On Feb. 29th came the news of the death of Jane Benjamin, widow of Bird Lewis, a respected and loved lifelong resident of Sutton Hollow, where the interment took place on March 2nd beside the graves of her husband and her son Grant. Since the former's death she had lived with her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Murray, besides whom she leaves a son (Charles of Stamford. N.Y)
FRIDAY. MARCH 5, 1920.
=On Feb. 29th came the news of the death of Jane Benjamin, widow of Bird Lewis, a respected and loved lifelong resident of Sutton Hollow, where the interment took place on March 2nd beside the graves of her husband and her son Grant. Since the former's death she had lived with her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Murray, besides whom she leaves a son (Charles of Stamford. N.Y)
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