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Submitted & © Lois Burdick

Helen Grace Lindley
Apr 15, 1910 - Mar 4, 1924
Information by Lois Burdick
 
Helen Grace Lindley aged 13 years , daughter of Nora Hamilton Lindley and the late Harry Russell Lindley passed away Tuesday morning at 1;30 o'clock  March 4th after an illness of several weeks. Her death was due to a ruptured  appendix, with scarlet fever as a contributing cause.
Her condition had been critical for several days before her death, but her death  was a shock to family and friends. Tje funeral was held Tuesday afternoon and was largely  attended. She was buried in the Hennessey Cemetery beside her father.

This was my Mothers sister.

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