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  • Watson, James Mrs. (Died)
    Watson, James Mrs. (Died) Genealogical ResourceTextNewspaper
    appeared in Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 15 Sep 1929, p. 35     Mrs. James Watson who recently passed away, was a highly valued member of the Wilmette Woman's Club for twenty-seven years. Ill health for a number of years prevented her active participation in chur
    appeared in Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 15 Sep 1929, p. 35   Mrs. James Watson who recently passed away, was a highly valued member …
  • Obituary: Mrs. James Watson
    Obituary: Mrs. James Watson NewspaperTextGenealogical Resource
    Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 15 Sep 1929, p. 35     ...
    Bulletin of Woman's Club of Wilmette, 15 Sep 1929, p. 35   ...
  • Wilmette News: Mrs. James Watson and Miss Susan Watson, 932 Forest Avenue, entertained Friday in honor of Miss Nelson
    Wilmette News: Mrs. James Watson and Miss Susan Watson, 932 Forest Avenue, entertained Friday in honor of Miss Nelson Newspaper
    Lake Shore News (Wilmette, Illinois), 29 May 1912, p. 3, column 3     ...
    Lake Shore News (Wilmette, Illinois), 29 May 1912, p. 3, column 3   ...
  • Mrs. James Watson dies; resident here 30 years
    Mrs. James Watson dies; resident here 30 years NewspaperText
    Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 28 Jun 1929, p. 13     Mrs. James Watson, 1007 Linden avenue, a resident of Wilmette for thirty years, died at the Evanston hospital Monday morning, June 24, following an operation for appendicitis ten days before. Mrs. Wa
    Wilmette Life (Wilmette, Illinois), 28 Jun 1929, p. 13   Mrs. James Watson, 1007 Linden avenue, a resident of Wilmette for thirty …
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