Obituary—Mrs. Lewis Canady.
Marinda Casteel was born July 6, 1847, in Jackson county, Tenn. She came to Kansas with her parents in her girlhood days, being but twelve years of age. They settled in Bourbon county, near Mapleton.
At the age of sixteen she was united in marriage to Lewis Canady. To this union was born nine children, seven of whom survive. John of Seattle, Wash., Wm. of Almira, Wash., Mrs. Arrilla DeFore of Drywood, Kansas, Irvin and Hugh of Selma, Kansas, Harver of Neodesha, Kansas and George of Coeur'd Alene, Idaho.
For some years she had been in declining health, but until a few months ago she kept up, performing most of her household duties. She was a devoted companion endeavoring to build a home among the early settlers of this state.
Early in life she sought and found Christ as her Savior, and united with the United Brethren church in Blue Mound. She lived a consistent Christian life, her testimony was that thru trial and temptation she never lost her religion.
She peacefully passed from this life into the life beyond Sunday afternoon, Jan. 12, 1919, at 1:45. She who had endeavored to make a happy home for her loved ones in "This crooked and perverse nation (world) has gone to that home that was prepared for her, by Christ her Savior.
There are left to mourn, three brothers Joseph, Samuel, and Jurdon [Jordan] Casteel, of Mapleton, Kansas, two sisters, Mrs. Martha Comton of Uniontown, Kansas, and Mrs. Mary M. Miller of Burnett, Calif.; seven children, 24 grandchildren, and six great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at the M. E. church in Selma, Jan. 13, by the pastor, F. E. Harrell, and interment was made in the Blue Mound cemetery Jan. 14.
Contributed.
The Kincaid Dispatch, Kincaid, Kansas
23 January 1919, Thursday, Page 3
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Notes:
Although a memorial could not be found for him, their son was buried in Washington State. George James Canady was born February 12, 1885 in Blue Mound, Kansas, and died in El Paso, Texas, on February 3, 1958. His death certificate and articles about his death indicate that his remains were to be removed to Cheney, Washington, in care of the Jerue Funeral Home.
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Marinda Casteel was born July 6, 1847, in Jackson county, Tenn. She came to Kansas with her parents in her girlhood days, being but twelve years of age. They settled in Bourbon county, near Mapleton.
At the age of sixteen she was united in marriage to Lewis Canady. To this union was born nine children, seven of whom survive. John of Seattle, Wash., Wm. of Almira, Wash., Mrs. Arrilla DeFore of Drywood, Kansas, Irvin and Hugh of Selma, Kansas, Harver of Neodesha, Kansas and George of Coeur'd Alene, Idaho.
For some years she had been in declining health, but until a few months ago she kept up, performing most of her household duties. She was a devoted companion endeavoring to build a home among the early settlers of this state.
Early in life she sought and found Christ as her Savior, and united with the United Brethren church in Blue Mound. She lived a consistent Christian life, her testimony was that thru trial and temptation she never lost her religion.
She peacefully passed from this life into the life beyond Sunday afternoon, Jan. 12, 1919, at 1:45. She who had endeavored to make a happy home for her loved ones in "This crooked and perverse nation (world) has gone to that home that was prepared for her, by Christ her Savior.
There are left to mourn, three brothers Joseph, Samuel, and Jurdon [Jordan] Casteel, of Mapleton, Kansas, two sisters, Mrs. Martha Comton of Uniontown, Kansas, and Mrs. Mary M. Miller of Burnett, Calif.; seven children, 24 grandchildren, and six great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at the M. E. church in Selma, Jan. 13, by the pastor, F. E. Harrell, and interment was made in the Blue Mound cemetery Jan. 14.
Contributed.
The Kincaid Dispatch, Kincaid, Kansas
23 January 1919, Thursday, Page 3
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Notes:
Although a memorial could not be found for him, their son was buried in Washington State. George James Canady was born February 12, 1885 in Blue Mound, Kansas, and died in El Paso, Texas, on February 3, 1958. His death certificate and articles about his death indicate that his remains were to be removed to Cheney, Washington, in care of the Jerue Funeral Home.
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Obituary—Mrs. Lewis Canady.
Marinda Casteel was born July 6, 1847, in Jackson county, Tenn. She came to Kansas with her parents in her girlhood days, being but twelve years of age. They settled in Bourbon county, near Mapleton.
At the age of sixteen she was united in marriage to Lewis Canady. To this union was born nine children, seven of whom survive. John of Seattle, Wash., Wm. of Almira, Wash., Mrs. Arrilla DeFore of Drywood, Kansas, Irvin and Hugh of Selma, Kansas, Harver of Neodesha, Kansas and George of Coeur'd Alene, Idaho.
For some years she had been in declining health, but until a few months ago she kept up, performing most of her household duties. She was a devoted companion endeavoring to build a home among the early settlers of this state.
Early in life she sought and found Christ as her Savior, and united with the United Brethren church in Blue Mound. She lived a consistent Christian life, her testimony was that thru trial and temptation she never lost her religion.
She peacefully passed from this life into the life beyond Sunday afternoon, Jan. 12, 1919, at 1:45. She who had endeavored to make a happy home for her loved ones in "This crooked and perverse nation (world) has gone to that home that was prepared for her, by Christ her Savior.
There are left to mourn, three brothers Joseph, Samuel, and Jurdon [Jordan] Casteel, of Mapleton, Kansas, two sisters, Mrs. Martha Comton of Uniontown, Kansas, and Mrs. Mary M. Miller of Burnett, Calif.; seven children, 24 grandchildren, and six great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at the M. E. church in Selma, Jan. 13, by the pastor, F. E. Harrell, and interment was made in the Blue Mound cemetery Jan. 14.
Contributed.
The Kincaid Dispatch, Kincaid, Kansas
23 January 1919, Thursday, Page 3
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Notes:
Although a memorial could not be found for him, their son was buried in Washington State. George James Canady was born February 12, 1885 in Blue Mound, Kansas, and died in El Paso, Texas, on February 3, 1958. His death certificate and articles about his death indicate that his remains were to be removed to Cheney, Washington, in care of the Jerue Funeral Home.
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Marinda Casteel was born July 6, 1847, in Jackson county, Tenn. She came to Kansas with her parents in her girlhood days, being but twelve years of age. They settled in Bourbon county, near Mapleton.
At the age of sixteen she was united in marriage to Lewis Canady. To this union was born nine children, seven of whom survive. John of Seattle, Wash., Wm. of Almira, Wash., Mrs. Arrilla DeFore of Drywood, Kansas, Irvin and Hugh of Selma, Kansas, Harver of Neodesha, Kansas and George of Coeur'd Alene, Idaho.
For some years she had been in declining health, but until a few months ago she kept up, performing most of her household duties. She was a devoted companion endeavoring to build a home among the early settlers of this state.
Early in life she sought and found Christ as her Savior, and united with the United Brethren church in Blue Mound. She lived a consistent Christian life, her testimony was that thru trial and temptation she never lost her religion.
She peacefully passed from this life into the life beyond Sunday afternoon, Jan. 12, 1919, at 1:45. She who had endeavored to make a happy home for her loved ones in "This crooked and perverse nation (world) has gone to that home that was prepared for her, by Christ her Savior.
There are left to mourn, three brothers Joseph, Samuel, and Jurdon [Jordan] Casteel, of Mapleton, Kansas, two sisters, Mrs. Martha Comton of Uniontown, Kansas, and Mrs. Mary M. Miller of Burnett, Calif.; seven children, 24 grandchildren, and six great grandchildren.
Funeral services were held at the M. E. church in Selma, Jan. 13, by the pastor, F. E. Harrell, and interment was made in the Blue Mound cemetery Jan. 14.
Contributed.
The Kincaid Dispatch, Kincaid, Kansas
23 January 1919, Thursday, Page 3
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Notes:
Although a memorial could not be found for him, their son was buried in Washington State. George James Canady was born February 12, 1885 in Blue Mound, Kansas, and died in El Paso, Texas, on February 3, 1958. His death certificate and articles about his death indicate that his remains were to be removed to Cheney, Washington, in care of the Jerue Funeral Home.
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