Mrs Malissa Dailey, who lived 8 and one half miles east of Emporia, died this morning at 6 o'clock at the Newman Memorial County Hospital, she was eighty nine years old.
Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
Mrs. Dailey was born Oct.24, 1857 in the Junction neighborhood, Her parents were the late David Van Gundy and Isabel Taylor Van Gundy, who took a claim in the spring of 1855.
She married the late Henry Dailey in Emporia May, 11, 1873.
They lived on a farm near Olpe for a time, and moved to a farm in the junction neighborhood in Mar. 1883 where Mrs. Dailey had lived since.
She was a member of the Neosho Rapids Church.
Mrs. Dailey is survived by five sons, Arthur, John, and Frank of Neosho Rapids Joe of 1114 Exchange, and Charles RR3. Emporia.
Four daughters Eunice Sedgwick, Lebo, Mrs. Hester Goff, Ottumwa Iowa, Mrs. Martha Genter,Neosho Rapids and Bertha Dailey at home;
30 Grandchildren, 43 Great grandchildren; and one Great Great grandson.
She was preceded in death by her husband, who died Feb. 5 1918 and a daughter Mrs. Amenda Foster, who died Jan, 1, 1910.
Mrs. Dailey is interred in Neosho Rapids in Chicago Mound
Cemetery.
Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
Mrs. Dailey was born Oct.24, 1857 in the Junction neighborhood, Her parents were the late David Van Gundy and Isabel Taylor Van Gundy, who took a claim in the spring of 1855.
She married the late Henry Dailey in Emporia May, 11, 1873.
They lived on a farm near Olpe for a time, and moved to a farm in the junction neighborhood in Mar. 1883 where Mrs. Dailey had lived since.
She was a member of the Neosho Rapids Church.
Mrs. Dailey is survived by five sons, Arthur, John, and Frank of Neosho Rapids Joe of 1114 Exchange, and Charles RR3. Emporia.
Four daughters Eunice Sedgwick, Lebo, Mrs. Hester Goff, Ottumwa Iowa, Mrs. Martha Genter,Neosho Rapids and Bertha Dailey at home;
30 Grandchildren, 43 Great grandchildren; and one Great Great grandson.
She was preceded in death by her husband, who died Feb. 5 1918 and a daughter Mrs. Amenda Foster, who died Jan, 1, 1910.
Mrs. Dailey is interred in Neosho Rapids in Chicago Mound
Cemetery.
Mrs Malissa Dailey, who lived 8 and one half miles east of Emporia, died this morning at 6 o'clock at the Newman Memorial County Hospital, she was eighty nine years old.
Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
Mrs. Dailey was born Oct.24, 1857 in the Junction neighborhood, Her parents were the late David Van Gundy and Isabel Taylor Van Gundy, who took a claim in the spring of 1855.
She married the late Henry Dailey in Emporia May, 11, 1873.
They lived on a farm near Olpe for a time, and moved to a farm in the junction neighborhood in Mar. 1883 where Mrs. Dailey had lived since.
She was a member of the Neosho Rapids Church.
Mrs. Dailey is survived by five sons, Arthur, John, and Frank of Neosho Rapids Joe of 1114 Exchange, and Charles RR3. Emporia.
Four daughters Eunice Sedgwick, Lebo, Mrs. Hester Goff, Ottumwa Iowa, Mrs. Martha Genter,Neosho Rapids and Bertha Dailey at home;
30 Grandchildren, 43 Great grandchildren; and one Great Great grandson.
She was preceded in death by her husband, who died Feb. 5 1918 and a daughter Mrs. Amenda Foster, who died Jan, 1, 1910.
Mrs. Dailey is interred in Neosho Rapids in Chicago Mound
Cemetery.
Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
Mrs. Dailey was born Oct.24, 1857 in the Junction neighborhood, Her parents were the late David Van Gundy and Isabel Taylor Van Gundy, who took a claim in the spring of 1855.
She married the late Henry Dailey in Emporia May, 11, 1873.
They lived on a farm near Olpe for a time, and moved to a farm in the junction neighborhood in Mar. 1883 where Mrs. Dailey had lived since.
She was a member of the Neosho Rapids Church.
Mrs. Dailey is survived by five sons, Arthur, John, and Frank of Neosho Rapids Joe of 1114 Exchange, and Charles RR3. Emporia.
Four daughters Eunice Sedgwick, Lebo, Mrs. Hester Goff, Ottumwa Iowa, Mrs. Martha Genter,Neosho Rapids and Bertha Dailey at home;
30 Grandchildren, 43 Great grandchildren; and one Great Great grandson.
She was preceded in death by her husband, who died Feb. 5 1918 and a daughter Mrs. Amenda Foster, who died Jan, 1, 1910.
Mrs. Dailey is interred in Neosho Rapids in Chicago Mound
Cemetery.
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