Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Mrs. Christian” in chapter 1.30 of Southern Historical Society Papers, Volume 21.:
...ia, whither Mrs. Jackson accompanied them.
They returned, a short time later, to Charlotte, N. C., where they took a house and lived together.
Now, however, the widow's next trial was imminent.
Mrs. Christian was attacked by a prostrating fever, and succumbed, after bearing her illness with great fortitude.
She died in her twenty-seventh year.
Mrs. Jackson for a time was stunned and inconsolable.
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