Mrs. Margaret Scott, widow of J.D. Scott, died at 5 o'clock Tuesday morning at her home one mile west of McGaheysville. Her death followed an illness of several months.
Mrs. Scott, who was before her marriage a Miss. Dennett, leaves a son, Fred Scott, who lives at home, two sisters, Mrs. Eliza Runkle and Mrs. James Payne, of McGaheysville and one brother, George Dennett also of McGaheysville.
Mrs. Scott was a member of the Methodist church and was one of the most useful and highly esteemed women of her community, possessing many traits of mind and heart that endeared her to a large circle of neighbors, friends and acquaintances.
Harrisonburg Rockingham Register
Harrisonburg, Virginia
Friday, September 22, 1905
Mrs. Scott, who was before her marriage a Miss. Dennett, leaves a son, Fred Scott, who lives at home, two sisters, Mrs. Eliza Runkle and Mrs. James Payne, of McGaheysville and one brother, George Dennett also of McGaheysville.
Mrs. Scott was a member of the Methodist church and was one of the most useful and highly esteemed women of her community, possessing many traits of mind and heart that endeared her to a large circle of neighbors, friends and acquaintances.
Harrisonburg Rockingham Register
Harrisonburg, Virginia
Friday, September 22, 1905
Mrs. Margaret Scott, widow of J.D. Scott, died at 5 o'clock Tuesday morning at her home one mile west of McGaheysville. Her death followed an illness of several months.
Mrs. Scott, who was before her marriage a Miss. Dennett, leaves a son, Fred Scott, who lives at home, two sisters, Mrs. Eliza Runkle and Mrs. James Payne, of McGaheysville and one brother, George Dennett also of McGaheysville.
Mrs. Scott was a member of the Methodist church and was one of the most useful and highly esteemed women of her community, possessing many traits of mind and heart that endeared her to a large circle of neighbors, friends and acquaintances.
Harrisonburg Rockingham Register
Harrisonburg, Virginia
Friday, September 22, 1905
Mrs. Scott, who was before her marriage a Miss. Dennett, leaves a son, Fred Scott, who lives at home, two sisters, Mrs. Eliza Runkle and Mrs. James Payne, of McGaheysville and one brother, George Dennett also of McGaheysville.
Mrs. Scott was a member of the Methodist church and was one of the most useful and highly esteemed women of her community, possessing many traits of mind and heart that endeared her to a large circle of neighbors, friends and acquaintances.
Harrisonburg Rockingham Register
Harrisonburg, Virginia
Friday, September 22, 1905
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