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The Springfield Republican
Monday, 16 January 1860

         The work of clearing the ruins of the Pemberton
       mill at Lawrence proceeds night and day. Fifty men
       were at work Friday night and about two hundred on
       Saturday. About two thirds of the ruins have been
       overhauled. Some of the bodies taken out are so
       disfigured that they cannot be recognized. Those
       that were identified on Friday night and Saturday
       were MRS. AUGUSTA ANN ARKWORTH (sic Ashworth), 18
       years of age, who was married in March to a shoe-
       maker living at North Salem; MRS. MARGARET TURNER;
       MRS. BETSEY DUNN, a widow who leaves three desti-
       tute children; MARY BARRETT, aged 26, and CATHERINE
       SWEENEY, aged 22.
       
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