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The Los Angeles Times
Sunday, 16 November, 1947

         MRS. VIRGIL EARP
         
         Funeral services for MRS. VIRGIL EARP, 98, who died
       Friday, will be conducted at 2 p.m. tomorrow in the Ivy
       Overholtzer Mortuary Chapel. She was the last of the re-
       nowned law-enforcement family of western frontier days.
       Her husband, who died 40 years ago, was a deputy to his
       brother, U.S. Marshal WYATT EARP, credited with cleaning
       the CLANTON gang out of the Tombstone (Ariz.) area. MRS.
       EARP was a native of Council Bluffs, Ia. For the last
       four decades she made her home with her grand-niece,
       MRS. C. E. HALLIWELL, 6301 Eighth Ave.
       
       Transcriber's Note: An official marriage record has never
       been found for Virgil Earp and Alvira "Allie" Sullivan, 
       daughter of John B. and Mary (Newman) Sullivan.
       
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