Obit: Mrs. Elizabeth Kibler, who had been sick for several weeks with liver and heart trouble, died last Sunday morning at her home near Stanley and was buried at Graves Chapel cemetery Monday afternoon, Elder John R. Daily preaching the funeral sermon. She had been a member of the Big Spring O.S. church a number of years. She was 71 years, 5 months and 12 days old. She leaves an aged husband (Noah Kibler), two children, Mr. John C. Kibler, of Spring Farm, and Mrs. John W. Keyser, of Stanley, twelve grand children and seven great-grandchildren. She is also survived by two brothers, John Strole, of Grove Hill, and Albert Strole, of Illinois, and three sisters, Mrs. Thomas Holtzman, Mrs. Frank Kite and Mrs. David Clem. ~ Page Courier, Thursday 5 Feb 1903
Obit: Mrs. Elizabeth Kibler, who had been sick for several weeks with liver and heart trouble, died last Sunday morning at her home near Stanley and was buried at Graves Chapel cemetery Monday afternoon, Elder John R. Daily preaching the funeral sermon. She had been a member of the Big Spring O.S. church a number of years. She was 71 years, 5 months and 12 days old. She leaves an aged husband (Noah Kibler), two children, Mr. John C. Kibler, of Spring Farm, and Mrs. John W. Keyser, of Stanley, twelve grand children and seven great-grandchildren. She is also survived by two brothers, John Strole, of Grove Hill, and Albert Strole, of Illinois, and three sisters, Mrs. Thomas Holtzman, Mrs. Frank Kite and Mrs. David Clem. ~ Page Courier, Thursday 5 Feb 1903
Family Members
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Elizabeth Catherine "Katie" Strole Foltz
1818–1887
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James T. Strole
1820–1881
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Noah Francis Strole
1821–1909
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Albert Harrison Strole
1823–1909
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Louisa Albina Strole Good
1825–1902
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Andrew Jackson Strole
1827–1895
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Mary Ann "Polly" Strole Clem
1829–1910
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Hiram Philip Strole
1833–1862
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Malinda Emaline Strole Holtzman
1836–1917
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John Laton Strole
1839–1911
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Julia Ann Strole Kite
1840–1915
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Abraham Strole
1842–1865
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George Dallas Strole
1844 – unknown
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