Pittsburgh Press, 26 Dec 1939
Mrs. Ella Blackburn Crumm of Canonsburg, Pa., died yesterday in the Canonsburg Hospital. Mrs. Crumm is survived by three children, Mrs. William Wilsman of Pittsburgh, George Blackburn of Greentree, and Mrs. C. W. Davis of Somerset.
Friends will be received at the T. W. Hershberger Sons' Funeral Home, 426-428 S. Main St., Carnegie, where funeral services will be held at 2pm Thursday.
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Coshocton Tribune, 27 Dec 1939
Native of Roscoe Dies in the East
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2pm at the home in Canonsburg, Pa., for Mrs. Ella Gardner Crumm who died Christmas Day. Burial will be at Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Crumm, who was 77, was a native of Roscoe and a former resident of Coshocton. She is survived by two daughters, and a son, all of the Canonsburg vicinity, and several more distant relatives here and in Roscoe.
Her death resulted from a broken hip suffered in a fall some time ago. Mrs. Crumm had visited here several summers.
Ella is in Section G, range 11. As you are standing in front of her marker, George Crumm is to her left, and Charles Blackburn is to her right.
Mrs. Ella Blackburn Crumm of Canonsburg, Pa., died yesterday in the Canonsburg Hospital. Mrs. Crumm is survived by three children, Mrs. William Wilsman of Pittsburgh, George Blackburn of Greentree, and Mrs. C. W. Davis of Somerset.
Friends will be received at the T. W. Hershberger Sons' Funeral Home, 426-428 S. Main St., Carnegie, where funeral services will be held at 2pm Thursday.
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Coshocton Tribune, 27 Dec 1939
Native of Roscoe Dies in the East
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2pm at the home in Canonsburg, Pa., for Mrs. Ella Gardner Crumm who died Christmas Day. Burial will be at Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Crumm, who was 77, was a native of Roscoe and a former resident of Coshocton. She is survived by two daughters, and a son, all of the Canonsburg vicinity, and several more distant relatives here and in Roscoe.
Her death resulted from a broken hip suffered in a fall some time ago. Mrs. Crumm had visited here several summers.
Ella is in Section G, range 11. As you are standing in front of her marker, George Crumm is to her left, and Charles Blackburn is to her right.
Pittsburgh Press, 26 Dec 1939
Mrs. Ella Blackburn Crumm of Canonsburg, Pa., died yesterday in the Canonsburg Hospital. Mrs. Crumm is survived by three children, Mrs. William Wilsman of Pittsburgh, George Blackburn of Greentree, and Mrs. C. W. Davis of Somerset.
Friends will be received at the T. W. Hershberger Sons' Funeral Home, 426-428 S. Main St., Carnegie, where funeral services will be held at 2pm Thursday.
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Coshocton Tribune, 27 Dec 1939
Native of Roscoe Dies in the East
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2pm at the home in Canonsburg, Pa., for Mrs. Ella Gardner Crumm who died Christmas Day. Burial will be at Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Crumm, who was 77, was a native of Roscoe and a former resident of Coshocton. She is survived by two daughters, and a son, all of the Canonsburg vicinity, and several more distant relatives here and in Roscoe.
Her death resulted from a broken hip suffered in a fall some time ago. Mrs. Crumm had visited here several summers.
Ella is in Section G, range 11. As you are standing in front of her marker, George Crumm is to her left, and Charles Blackburn is to her right.
Mrs. Ella Blackburn Crumm of Canonsburg, Pa., died yesterday in the Canonsburg Hospital. Mrs. Crumm is survived by three children, Mrs. William Wilsman of Pittsburgh, George Blackburn of Greentree, and Mrs. C. W. Davis of Somerset.
Friends will be received at the T. W. Hershberger Sons' Funeral Home, 426-428 S. Main St., Carnegie, where funeral services will be held at 2pm Thursday.
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Coshocton Tribune, 27 Dec 1939
Native of Roscoe Dies in the East
Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2pm at the home in Canonsburg, Pa., for Mrs. Ella Gardner Crumm who died Christmas Day. Burial will be at Pittsburgh.
Mrs. Crumm, who was 77, was a native of Roscoe and a former resident of Coshocton. She is survived by two daughters, and a son, all of the Canonsburg vicinity, and several more distant relatives here and in Roscoe.
Her death resulted from a broken hip suffered in a fall some time ago. Mrs. Crumm had visited here several summers.
Ella is in Section G, range 11. As you are standing in front of her marker, George Crumm is to her left, and Charles Blackburn is to her right.
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