Cedar Rapids Daily Republican Saturday October 27, 1900
"Mother" Josselyn Dead.
After an illness of many weeks of complications incident to old age, Mrs. George Josselyn died Friday afternoon at 3:40 o'clock at the home of her son, H.S. Josselyn, 843 Fourth avenue, at the age of 81 years. The funeral will be held some time Monday afternoon, the exact hour not yet having been settled upon.
Ann Bryan Broadwell was born at Dayton, Ohio, Nov. 23, 1819. She was married to George Josselyn in 1842. They continued to live in Dayton until 1855, when they came to Iowa, settling first in Mt. Pleasant. In 1866 they removed to Independence and in 1885 they came to Cedar Rapids. Mr. Josselyn died about two years ago.
"Mother" Josselyn, as she was familiarly known, was a grand old lady, esteemed and respected by all who knew her. She was a consistent Christian lady and her Christianity was many times manifested in a manner that won for her the admiration of her acquaintances.
But one son, H.S. Josselyn, of the first Josselyn & Taylor, survives.
Cedar Rapids Daily Republican Sunday October 28, 1900
The funeral of Mrs. George Josselyn will be held from the residence of H.S. Josselyn, 843 Fourth avenue, Monday afternoon, Rev. Dr. Green officiating. Interment in Oak Hill.
Timothy Trochelman provided: Her mother was born Ann Byram (who was my 4th great aunt). Ann B Josselyn's middle name was her mother's maiden name of Byram. The obituary misspelled the middle name.
"Mother" Josselyn Dead.
After an illness of many weeks of complications incident to old age, Mrs. George Josselyn died Friday afternoon at 3:40 o'clock at the home of her son, H.S. Josselyn, 843 Fourth avenue, at the age of 81 years. The funeral will be held some time Monday afternoon, the exact hour not yet having been settled upon.
Ann Bryan Broadwell was born at Dayton, Ohio, Nov. 23, 1819. She was married to George Josselyn in 1842. They continued to live in Dayton until 1855, when they came to Iowa, settling first in Mt. Pleasant. In 1866 they removed to Independence and in 1885 they came to Cedar Rapids. Mr. Josselyn died about two years ago.
"Mother" Josselyn, as she was familiarly known, was a grand old lady, esteemed and respected by all who knew her. She was a consistent Christian lady and her Christianity was many times manifested in a manner that won for her the admiration of her acquaintances.
But one son, H.S. Josselyn, of the first Josselyn & Taylor, survives.
Cedar Rapids Daily Republican Sunday October 28, 1900
The funeral of Mrs. George Josselyn will be held from the residence of H.S. Josselyn, 843 Fourth avenue, Monday afternoon, Rev. Dr. Green officiating. Interment in Oak Hill.
Timothy Trochelman provided: Her mother was born Ann Byram (who was my 4th great aunt). Ann B Josselyn's middle name was her mother's maiden name of Byram. The obituary misspelled the middle name.
Cedar Rapids Daily Republican Saturday October 27, 1900
"Mother" Josselyn Dead.
After an illness of many weeks of complications incident to old age, Mrs. George Josselyn died Friday afternoon at 3:40 o'clock at the home of her son, H.S. Josselyn, 843 Fourth avenue, at the age of 81 years. The funeral will be held some time Monday afternoon, the exact hour not yet having been settled upon.
Ann Bryan Broadwell was born at Dayton, Ohio, Nov. 23, 1819. She was married to George Josselyn in 1842. They continued to live in Dayton until 1855, when they came to Iowa, settling first in Mt. Pleasant. In 1866 they removed to Independence and in 1885 they came to Cedar Rapids. Mr. Josselyn died about two years ago.
"Mother" Josselyn, as she was familiarly known, was a grand old lady, esteemed and respected by all who knew her. She was a consistent Christian lady and her Christianity was many times manifested in a manner that won for her the admiration of her acquaintances.
But one son, H.S. Josselyn, of the first Josselyn & Taylor, survives.
Cedar Rapids Daily Republican Sunday October 28, 1900
The funeral of Mrs. George Josselyn will be held from the residence of H.S. Josselyn, 843 Fourth avenue, Monday afternoon, Rev. Dr. Green officiating. Interment in Oak Hill.
Timothy Trochelman provided: Her mother was born Ann Byram (who was my 4th great aunt). Ann B Josselyn's middle name was her mother's maiden name of Byram. The obituary misspelled the middle name.
"Mother" Josselyn Dead.
After an illness of many weeks of complications incident to old age, Mrs. George Josselyn died Friday afternoon at 3:40 o'clock at the home of her son, H.S. Josselyn, 843 Fourth avenue, at the age of 81 years. The funeral will be held some time Monday afternoon, the exact hour not yet having been settled upon.
Ann Bryan Broadwell was born at Dayton, Ohio, Nov. 23, 1819. She was married to George Josselyn in 1842. They continued to live in Dayton until 1855, when they came to Iowa, settling first in Mt. Pleasant. In 1866 they removed to Independence and in 1885 they came to Cedar Rapids. Mr. Josselyn died about two years ago.
"Mother" Josselyn, as she was familiarly known, was a grand old lady, esteemed and respected by all who knew her. She was a consistent Christian lady and her Christianity was many times manifested in a manner that won for her the admiration of her acquaintances.
But one son, H.S. Josselyn, of the first Josselyn & Taylor, survives.
Cedar Rapids Daily Republican Sunday October 28, 1900
The funeral of Mrs. George Josselyn will be held from the residence of H.S. Josselyn, 843 Fourth avenue, Monday afternoon, Rev. Dr. Green officiating. Interment in Oak Hill.
Timothy Trochelman provided: Her mother was born Ann Byram (who was my 4th great aunt). Ann B Josselyn's middle name was her mother's maiden name of Byram. The obituary misspelled the middle name.
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