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Detroit Free Press
Saturday, 4 September 1880

         Two Deaths at Brighton
         
         MRS. KILPATRICK, of Plymouth, died Thursday of
       apoplexy at the residence of her son, Rev. J. H.
       KILPATRICK, of Brighton, whom she was visiting.
       She was in her usual good health ten minutes be-
       fore her death.
       
         The wife of CHAS. HOLDRIDGE, of Brighton, died
       very suddenly Friday morning, leaving six small
       children, the youngest boy but one week old. She
       was a daughter of L. B. FONDA, one of our most
       esteemed townsmen.
       [Transcriber's Note: Her given name was FANNY
        and she is buried in Brighton Village Cemetery.]
        
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