Obituary - Mrs. Anna Martin
East Liverpool Tribune
MRS. G. H. MARTIN DIES SUDDENLY IN WESTERN CITY
Former East Liverpool Resident Stricken While on the Street
RELATIVES HERE LEARN OF DEATH
Was Born and Raised Here, Leaving Chicago With Her Husband.
Word was received here yesterday by Mrs. Sabina Foutts, 140 West Fourth street, of the sudden death (September 6, 1911) of her sister, Mrs. George H. Martin at Capitol City, Col. While the telegram stated nothing definite, it is understood that Mrs. Martin was suddenly attacked with illness, dropping dead. The body will be brought here for burial, probably arriving Saturday.
Older residents will well remember Mrs. Martin, who was Miss Anna Bloor, member of a prominent family here. Born and raised in this city, she married George H. martin and went to Chicago, where the latter is engaged in the mining business. It was on a visit to some of her husband's mines at Capitol City that her demise occurred.
Aside from her husband and sister, Mrs. Sabina Foutts, she is survived by no immediate relatives with the exception of a nephew, Robert L. Foutts, residing with his mother on Fourth street. Mrs. Martin was about 50 years of age. Funeral arrangements will be concluded later.
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