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The Lansing Republican
Tuesday, 5 June, 1855

         We are again called upon to record Death's doings
       in our midst. Mrs. FRANCES D. TRAVER, long known as
       an authoress of excellent talent, whose sketches,
       over the signature of "Fanny Woodville," have been
       read with admiration and remembered with pleasure by
       thousands, died at her residence in this village on
       the 22d inst. of consumption. She had been an invalid
       for a long time, but only within the past year was
       she obliged to succumb to the dread power which was
       gradually stealing away strength and life, and at
       last restored her to a better world.
        - Kalamazoo Telegraph.
        
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