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Spotswood.Mrs.E.R.1905.Fayette.OBIT
 
SPOTSWOOD
Death of Mrs. Spotswood

The many friends here of Mr. F. D. Spotswood will be grieved to 
learn of the death of his mother, Mrs. E. R. Spotswood, last 
Friday at 1 o’clock at her home on East Maxwell street, Lexington. 
She had been ill since last July with softening of the brain, 
brought on by worry over the critical illness of her son. Mr. 
Alfred Spotswood, who was a victim of typhoid fever. She was one 
of the most prominent women of Lexington, being well known in both 
the social and literary circles of that city as well as being 
identified with all movements for good in her church. She has 
frequently visited here as the guest of Mrs. John H. Curry, and 
her sweet graciousness had endeared her to a large circle of friends. 
The funeral took place Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock from the family 
residence, conducted by the two Presbyterian ministers, Dr. 
Kirkwood and Dr. Muller. She leaves four sons Messrs. Fred, Frank 
D. and Alfred Spotswood of Lexington, and Mr. Charles Spotswood, 
of Chicago. Her sons and Mr. John H. Curry, of this place  were 
pall bearers. Those who attended the funeral from here were Mr. 
and Mrs. John H. Curry, M. Eugene Curry and Mr. John D. Mann. 
(Harrodsburg Hearald, Thu February 2, 1905)
 
Submitted by Kelly Courtney-Blizzard
 
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