died aged 49y 2m 3ds; married; natural causes, probably heart weakness; resident of Florida; informant Hannum Brown; burial Florida, Mass.
dau of George L Ruberg & Mary Abbey (Starbuck) Ruberg
m. Hannum S Brown Nov 19, 1885 at Florida, Mass.
FLORIDA WOMAN FOUND DEAD
Mrs. Susan Brown Passes Away From Heart Trouble
Medical Examiner O. J. Brown of North Adams was called to Florida Saturday morning to view the body of Mrs. Susan Brown, 49, wife of Hannum Brown, who was found dead on the floor of her bedroom clothed in her nightdress. Heart trouble is the cause of death, induced probably by kidney trouble. She had intended visiting North Adams in company with Miss Florence Roach. She was the daughter of Rev. Mr. Ruberg, a Baptist minister, who died some years ago in the same town. She is survived by her husband, a sister, Mrs. Jerome Brown, who married a brother of her sister's husband and lived on the adjoining farm; three brothers Nelson C. Ruberg of Galney, Mo., Henry J. of Los Angeles, Cal., and Lyman E. of Florida, a deputy fish and game warden.
[published Sunday, May 10, 1908 in The Springfield Republican]
dau of George L Ruberg & Mary Abbey (Starbuck) Ruberg
m. Hannum S Brown Nov 19, 1885 at Florida, Mass.
FLORIDA WOMAN FOUND DEAD
Mrs. Susan Brown Passes Away From Heart Trouble
Medical Examiner O. J. Brown of North Adams was called to Florida Saturday morning to view the body of Mrs. Susan Brown, 49, wife of Hannum Brown, who was found dead on the floor of her bedroom clothed in her nightdress. Heart trouble is the cause of death, induced probably by kidney trouble. She had intended visiting North Adams in company with Miss Florence Roach. She was the daughter of Rev. Mr. Ruberg, a Baptist minister, who died some years ago in the same town. She is survived by her husband, a sister, Mrs. Jerome Brown, who married a brother of her sister's husband and lived on the adjoining farm; three brothers Nelson C. Ruberg of Galney, Mo., Henry J. of Los Angeles, Cal., and Lyman E. of Florida, a deputy fish and game warden.
[published Sunday, May 10, 1908 in The Springfield Republican]
died aged 49y 2m 3ds; married; natural causes, probably heart weakness; resident of Florida; informant Hannum Brown; burial Florida, Mass.
dau of George L Ruberg & Mary Abbey (Starbuck) Ruberg
m. Hannum S Brown Nov 19, 1885 at Florida, Mass.
FLORIDA WOMAN FOUND DEAD
Mrs. Susan Brown Passes Away From Heart Trouble
Medical Examiner O. J. Brown of North Adams was called to Florida Saturday morning to view the body of Mrs. Susan Brown, 49, wife of Hannum Brown, who was found dead on the floor of her bedroom clothed in her nightdress. Heart trouble is the cause of death, induced probably by kidney trouble. She had intended visiting North Adams in company with Miss Florence Roach. She was the daughter of Rev. Mr. Ruberg, a Baptist minister, who died some years ago in the same town. She is survived by her husband, a sister, Mrs. Jerome Brown, who married a brother of her sister's husband and lived on the adjoining farm; three brothers Nelson C. Ruberg of Galney, Mo., Henry J. of Los Angeles, Cal., and Lyman E. of Florida, a deputy fish and game warden.
[published Sunday, May 10, 1908 in The Springfield Republican]
dau of George L Ruberg & Mary Abbey (Starbuck) Ruberg
m. Hannum S Brown Nov 19, 1885 at Florida, Mass.
FLORIDA WOMAN FOUND DEAD
Mrs. Susan Brown Passes Away From Heart Trouble
Medical Examiner O. J. Brown of North Adams was called to Florida Saturday morning to view the body of Mrs. Susan Brown, 49, wife of Hannum Brown, who was found dead on the floor of her bedroom clothed in her nightdress. Heart trouble is the cause of death, induced probably by kidney trouble. She had intended visiting North Adams in company with Miss Florence Roach. She was the daughter of Rev. Mr. Ruberg, a Baptist minister, who died some years ago in the same town. She is survived by her husband, a sister, Mrs. Jerome Brown, who married a brother of her sister's husband and lived on the adjoining farm; three brothers Nelson C. Ruberg of Galney, Mo., Henry J. of Los Angeles, Cal., and Lyman E. of Florida, a deputy fish and game warden.
[published Sunday, May 10, 1908 in The Springfield Republican]
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