OBITUARY - Bucyrus News Forum / Friday 7/15/1898
Cynthia Ebert, wife of Adam Greenich, died at her home on Park avenue in this city, at five o'clock Monday after noon, July 11, death resulting from a disease of the heart, complicated with other diseases. Her age was 38 years 4 months and 5 days. Brief funeral services were held at the residence Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock, and the remains were taken at four o'clock via the Pennsylvania lines to Dunkirk, where the regular funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev. M.J.Keys of this city. Interment in the Dunkirk cemetery.
Cynthia Ebert was the daughter of Mr.and Mrs. George Ebert, and was born at North Washington, Hardin county, March 6, 1860. She was married in this city on March 9, 1886, to Adam Greenich. Their entire married life has been passed in Bucyrus. Two children were the result of their union, one a boy, now eleven years old, and the other a girl, not quite nine years of age. These with the bereaved husband are left to mourn the mother's death. Mrs. Greenich's parents are both living, residing at Dunkirk, and she also leaves three brothers to mourn her loss.
Mrs. Greenich has been in failing health for more than a year past and since January last has been a constant sufferer, seldom being able to leave her bed. The end was to her welcome relief from pain and suffering. It came peacefully and painlessly, and she greeted it with joy, confident in her hope of a bright and happy future in the silent land that lies beyond death's chambers, where the mortal of earth put on immortality. She was a sincere and earnest Chrsitian, a member of the M.E. church, a loving wife, an affectionate mother, a true friend, a kind neighbor. She was love no less than respected by those who knew her, and her memory will be fondly cherished through the years of earth life that yet remain to her relatives and friends. To those bowed down in sorrow the sympathy of all goes out freely and sincerely.
Cynthia Ebert, wife of Adam Greenich, died at her home on Park avenue in this city, at five o'clock Monday after noon, July 11, death resulting from a disease of the heart, complicated with other diseases. Her age was 38 years 4 months and 5 days. Brief funeral services were held at the residence Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock, and the remains were taken at four o'clock via the Pennsylvania lines to Dunkirk, where the regular funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev. M.J.Keys of this city. Interment in the Dunkirk cemetery.
Cynthia Ebert was the daughter of Mr.and Mrs. George Ebert, and was born at North Washington, Hardin county, March 6, 1860. She was married in this city on March 9, 1886, to Adam Greenich. Their entire married life has been passed in Bucyrus. Two children were the result of their union, one a boy, now eleven years old, and the other a girl, not quite nine years of age. These with the bereaved husband are left to mourn the mother's death. Mrs. Greenich's parents are both living, residing at Dunkirk, and she also leaves three brothers to mourn her loss.
Mrs. Greenich has been in failing health for more than a year past and since January last has been a constant sufferer, seldom being able to leave her bed. The end was to her welcome relief from pain and suffering. It came peacefully and painlessly, and she greeted it with joy, confident in her hope of a bright and happy future in the silent land that lies beyond death's chambers, where the mortal of earth put on immortality. She was a sincere and earnest Chrsitian, a member of the M.E. church, a loving wife, an affectionate mother, a true friend, a kind neighbor. She was love no less than respected by those who knew her, and her memory will be fondly cherished through the years of earth life that yet remain to her relatives and friends. To those bowed down in sorrow the sympathy of all goes out freely and sincerely.
OBITUARY - Bucyrus News Forum / Friday 7/15/1898
Cynthia Ebert, wife of Adam Greenich, died at her home on Park avenue in this city, at five o'clock Monday after noon, July 11, death resulting from a disease of the heart, complicated with other diseases. Her age was 38 years 4 months and 5 days. Brief funeral services were held at the residence Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock, and the remains were taken at four o'clock via the Pennsylvania lines to Dunkirk, where the regular funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev. M.J.Keys of this city. Interment in the Dunkirk cemetery.
Cynthia Ebert was the daughter of Mr.and Mrs. George Ebert, and was born at North Washington, Hardin county, March 6, 1860. She was married in this city on March 9, 1886, to Adam Greenich. Their entire married life has been passed in Bucyrus. Two children were the result of their union, one a boy, now eleven years old, and the other a girl, not quite nine years of age. These with the bereaved husband are left to mourn the mother's death. Mrs. Greenich's parents are both living, residing at Dunkirk, and she also leaves three brothers to mourn her loss.
Mrs. Greenich has been in failing health for more than a year past and since January last has been a constant sufferer, seldom being able to leave her bed. The end was to her welcome relief from pain and suffering. It came peacefully and painlessly, and she greeted it with joy, confident in her hope of a bright and happy future in the silent land that lies beyond death's chambers, where the mortal of earth put on immortality. She was a sincere and earnest Chrsitian, a member of the M.E. church, a loving wife, an affectionate mother, a true friend, a kind neighbor. She was love no less than respected by those who knew her, and her memory will be fondly cherished through the years of earth life that yet remain to her relatives and friends. To those bowed down in sorrow the sympathy of all goes out freely and sincerely.
Cynthia Ebert, wife of Adam Greenich, died at her home on Park avenue in this city, at five o'clock Monday after noon, July 11, death resulting from a disease of the heart, complicated with other diseases. Her age was 38 years 4 months and 5 days. Brief funeral services were held at the residence Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock, and the remains were taken at four o'clock via the Pennsylvania lines to Dunkirk, where the regular funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon conducted by Rev. M.J.Keys of this city. Interment in the Dunkirk cemetery.
Cynthia Ebert was the daughter of Mr.and Mrs. George Ebert, and was born at North Washington, Hardin county, March 6, 1860. She was married in this city on March 9, 1886, to Adam Greenich. Their entire married life has been passed in Bucyrus. Two children were the result of their union, one a boy, now eleven years old, and the other a girl, not quite nine years of age. These with the bereaved husband are left to mourn the mother's death. Mrs. Greenich's parents are both living, residing at Dunkirk, and she also leaves three brothers to mourn her loss.
Mrs. Greenich has been in failing health for more than a year past and since January last has been a constant sufferer, seldom being able to leave her bed. The end was to her welcome relief from pain and suffering. It came peacefully and painlessly, and she greeted it with joy, confident in her hope of a bright and happy future in the silent land that lies beyond death's chambers, where the mortal of earth put on immortality. She was a sincere and earnest Chrsitian, a member of the M.E. church, a loving wife, an affectionate mother, a true friend, a kind neighbor. She was love no less than respected by those who knew her, and her memory will be fondly cherished through the years of earth life that yet remain to her relatives and friends. To those bowed down in sorrow the sympathy of all goes out freely and sincerely.
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