BORN IN: England
DIED: 6/12/1895
AGED: 65
DEATH LOCATION: Belmont
MEMBER OF: IOOF
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OBITUARY ---------------
Death of Mrs. Horton.
Times-Gazette Saturday, June 15, 1895
At her residence at Belmont Mrs. Kezia, wife of
Henry Horton, passed to her final place of rest last Wednesday.
She was a native of England and aged about 65 years.
The deceased was highly respected and
well known in this city, to which place she, with her husband,
moved nearly twenty five years ago and continued their
residence here until Mr. Horton sold out his place on Main street
to Mr. Barton in 1888 or 1889. Two weeks ago Mrs. Horton was
taken down with congestive chills but it
seems she rallied from this. Wednesday morning
she complained of feeling unwell and died that afternoon.
The doctors who attended her say heart trouble was the
cause of death. Mr. Horton, who conducts
a plumbing business at Belmont, had just
commenced the erection of a neat cottage
for himself and wife. The funeral took place
from her late residence at Belmont
yesterday at 2 o'clock. Interment in
Union Cemetery, Redwood City.
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