| Summary |
In June 1920, when Mary Mildred Kennedy Pugh died in Dunkirk (17 Central Mining Camp) her husband, William Pugh, decided to use Mt. Olive Cemetery in Pittsburg for her final resting place. He had a good friend named Pogson, who had come from Osage City, Kansas, Mr. Pugh's hometown, and Mr. Pogson took care of the preparation of the body for burial. |
| Subject |
Pugh, Mary Mildred Kennedy
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| In: |
Autumn Lifestyles May 06, 1986 column 1-2 page 11 |
| Standard No. |
3725 |
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