HOT SPRINGS WEEKLEY STAR, Hot Springs South Dakota, 1 November 1907, p. 7, column 4, "Mrs. William McVey died at her home in Catholicon addition Sunday morning. She was a sister of Mrs. C. H. Jackson and came here from Missouri with her husband and family about five months ago hoping the change would be helpful to her. She had cancer of the stomach and was beyond human help. The family left Sunday evening with the remains for Eagleville, Missouri."
BETHANY REPUBLICAN CLIPPER, Bethany, Harrison Co. Missouri, 7 November 1907, p. 6, column 2, "The funeral services of the late Mrs. McVey were held on Wednesday, and the interment took place in the Masonic cemetery. Mrs. McVey will be better known as the daughter of Adam Sweeten and wife. Full particulars were not given to us."
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Married William McVey in 1889.
Children:
Anna A McVey 1889 –
Adam McVey 1890 – 1983
Adam McVey 1892 –
Bessie McVey 1894 – 1975
Sylvester McVey 1896 –
Harry McVey 1898 –
Ferd Mcvey 1898 –
Elma McVey 1900 –
Dora E McVey 1902 –
Earl Othellan McVey 1903 – 1970
BETHANY REPUBLICAN CLIPPER, Bethany, Harrison Co. Missouri, 7 November 1907, p. 6, column 2, "The funeral services of the late Mrs. McVey were held on Wednesday, and the interment took place in the Masonic cemetery. Mrs. McVey will be better known as the daughter of Adam Sweeten and wife. Full particulars were not given to us."
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Married William McVey in 1889.
Children:
Anna A McVey 1889 –
Adam McVey 1890 – 1983
Adam McVey 1892 –
Bessie McVey 1894 – 1975
Sylvester McVey 1896 –
Harry McVey 1898 –
Ferd Mcvey 1898 –
Elma McVey 1900 –
Dora E McVey 1902 –
Earl Othellan McVey 1903 – 1970
HOT SPRINGS WEEKLEY STAR, Hot Springs South Dakota, 1 November 1907, p. 7, column 4, "Mrs. William McVey died at her home in Catholicon addition Sunday morning. She was a sister of Mrs. C. H. Jackson and came here from Missouri with her husband and family about five months ago hoping the change would be helpful to her. She had cancer of the stomach and was beyond human help. The family left Sunday evening with the remains for Eagleville, Missouri."
BETHANY REPUBLICAN CLIPPER, Bethany, Harrison Co. Missouri, 7 November 1907, p. 6, column 2, "The funeral services of the late Mrs. McVey were held on Wednesday, and the interment took place in the Masonic cemetery. Mrs. McVey will be better known as the daughter of Adam Sweeten and wife. Full particulars were not given to us."
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Married William McVey in 1889.
Children:
Anna A McVey 1889 –
Adam McVey 1890 – 1983
Adam McVey 1892 –
Bessie McVey 1894 – 1975
Sylvester McVey 1896 –
Harry McVey 1898 –
Ferd Mcvey 1898 –
Elma McVey 1900 –
Dora E McVey 1902 –
Earl Othellan McVey 1903 – 1970
BETHANY REPUBLICAN CLIPPER, Bethany, Harrison Co. Missouri, 7 November 1907, p. 6, column 2, "The funeral services of the late Mrs. McVey were held on Wednesday, and the interment took place in the Masonic cemetery. Mrs. McVey will be better known as the daughter of Adam Sweeten and wife. Full particulars were not given to us."
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Married William McVey in 1889.
Children:
Anna A McVey 1889 –
Adam McVey 1890 – 1983
Adam McVey 1892 –
Bessie McVey 1894 – 1975
Sylvester McVey 1896 –
Harry McVey 1898 –
Ferd Mcvey 1898 –
Elma McVey 1900 –
Dora E McVey 1902 –
Earl Othellan McVey 1903 – 1970
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