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The Jackson Weekly Citizen
Tuesday, 21 September 1869

         The Ovid Register says that MRS. JOSEPH TABOR, of Elsie,
       committed suicide on Monday morning, the 12th inst., by
       hanging. It is believed that she was insane.
       
       (Transcriber's Note: The 1870 Census Mortality Schedule
        gives her first name as TRIPHENA)
        
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The Jackson Citizen
Monday, September 20 1869

         The Ovid Register says: MRS. JOSEPH TABOR committed
       suicide on Sunday morning last, between the hours of
       eight and 9 o'clock a.m., by hanging herself with a
       rope to the beam of an old log house that stood in
       the rear of their dwelling house. The cause of such
       an act cannot be attributed to anything short of men-
       tal alienation. Mr. and Mrs. TABOR have lived together
       for a number of years in a quiet and friendly manner.
       The cause given by her physicians for insanity, was
       disease causing a mental and nervous prostration, 
       which could not be cured.
       
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