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Grand Rapids Daily Eagle
Tuesday, 14 December, 1869

         In removing bodies from the old cemetery in Saginaw
       City, last week, the body of MRS. J. MALDEN, who died
       in 1860, at the age of 80, was found to be petrified.
       Her husband was at one time keeper of the lighthouse
       at Thunder Bay, and is now living at Alpena. It is
       said that she died very suddenly one day after eating
       a hearty dinner. She was quite a large woman, weighing,
       perhaps, 200 pounds. Her form and features are still
       perfect as on the day she died. She has several children
       still living.
       
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