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the Rifles marched along.Last Tuesday at the residence on the East Side, Mrs. Mary J. Crafts, widow of the iate Major Amaaa Crafts, passed peacefully away in the fullness of her years. One of the earliest pioneers of the city, having come here in 1854, to rear a home, an earnest helpmate and a perfect mother, she was one of the founders of the city. She leaves three children to survive her. two sons and a daughter, Robert H. Crafts, Lettio M. Crafts and Dr. Leo M. Crafts.rllrtf Vnnhinlrv hflR With-
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The Irish Standard
Minneapolis, Minnesota, US
Sat, Jun 06, 1896
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