On Episode 7, I read the Died column of the Saturday October 13, 1832 edition of The Lancaster Gazette from Lancaster, Lancashire, England, where the deaths of a 123 year old man and a 114 year old woman are announced, among others.

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On Episode 6, I read two obituaries, one of an aged man from the Friday June 15, 1900 edition of The Salinas Daily Index, Salinas California, and one of a young wife from the Monday May 21, 1917 edition of The Petaluma Argus, Petaluma California.

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Bringing the long dead back to life through their forgotten obituaries, if only for a moment. On Episode 5 I read the obituaries from the Thursday February 19, 1920 edition of The Princeton Union from Princeton, Minnesota.

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Bringing the long dead back to life through their forgotten obituaries, if only for a moment. On Episode 4 I read the obituaries from the Monday January 9, 1928 edition of The Ottawa Citizen from Ottawa, Ontario.

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Bringing the long dead back to life through their forgotten obituaries, if only for a moment. On Episode 3 I read the obituaries from the Thursday May 6, 1937 edition of The Houston Herald from Houston, Missouri.

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