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The Davenport Democrat and Leader
Thursday, 27 January, 1910

         The remains of MRS. RACHEL GRIGGS were brought to
       this city Tuesday morning from Eldora, Ia., accomp-
       anied by Mr. and Mrs. L. F. BURGESS, with whom she
       was living at the time of her death. Deceased was
       born in Cincinnati, O. Nov. 18, 1834 and died Sunday
       Jan. 23, 1910. She was the wife of P. D. GRIGGS, who
       for many years was a prominent farmer of Maquoketa
       township and who upon returning from farm life, took
       up a residence in the Fourth ward of this city. A
       daughter, MRS. L. F. BURGESS and two sons, IRA of
       Corvalis, Ore., and ED of Eminence, Mo., survive her.
       She was buried in Mt. Hope.
       
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